MAY 25. 1948

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THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

Claawau. ier Photos-rapt; OONIIDIIATION“ LII’! Us OUIANOI. _ ‘

I-BIIIVI MIDI-DAY. May It, for Charlottetown lire Department I'll DI!-

lllllyl IATURDAY. May I, ior Oh-rletteiewn we Department T08 Dsy-

aubaolnum .. m "m". meat is announced o! Ildith lldna ‘rennsnt o! Toronto, out... to Les.

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KIIISMEII sriliiia. cliiiiivii

AT THE CHARLOTTETOWN ARMOURIES

109%

lie gable Stacey oi Charlottetown, P. . .

place June ‘l, 1N8, Que.

The marriage will take in Montreal, l

OIAPAUD GOCPIL

Special Gospel meetings each hi];

raou: savanna. me jar muss and ireddlfll pictures ea location.

‘IOI IIALTI! OIIOII Illlnd Chicks at the Island Chi lllinhlfl. CharIOtiAIiOII-I.

l. 0r C. nowuaa v-Club. Wednesday my he. members invited.

noncz. L. Our mu will close eedi Saturday eiternoon at 12.30 was Maycgld until October 1st.

am o gym, c . lottetosrri. n h“

at. All

TRUCK STRIKES POLE — A heavy truck, travelling in a weat- erly direction at. about 1.45 Sun- day morning, collided ‘with a tale- pi-ione pole an Richmond Street

oii couiiiry Visitors Leave For England

—¢-s

Mk.‘ and Mrs. O. I‘. Brown oi

‘North. Circular Road, Palmer's

Green. London, England. leave this sawmill! on return to Ima- iand alter spsndlns I- yll-r's so- lourn with their sou-in-lew and claualster. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Prid- harn, Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Brown arrived in P. E. I. in June o! last year and althoulzh they experienced one oi our most severe winters la many years. they had nothing but the best to say about the island.

Mr. Brown, a retired Sergeant Major oi the Imperial Army, and a war time Civil Servant in the War Odiice, Iiondoin. has spent many years abroad during his

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NEW QUIZ PROGRAM

OVER CFCY FRIDAY 7 - 1:30 PM.

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ISLAND RHUBARB-

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Fresh Lettuce, Fresh Cakes, Ripe Tomatoes, Fresh Radish,

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Tender Green Peas, 7 tins 95C ._i_____.___._____ Golden Wax leans, 7 tins 95c Aylmer Spinach, 3 tins 59c

CANNED GOODS SALE

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ISLAND HONEY

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Assorted Soups/ll tins L00 ._________._________ ; l.00 '

Pears, 4 tins L00 s‘ ____.._._._.__......_.._.

Peaches, 4 tins

I JUNE 2, 3, 4, 5 agent isltiéiagd s; ‘s E1: M. us‘? roff°funjrlfl§fd "|‘§d’3f;°°" 1:5: Zfxltvlxlswvllgl; gisfllisistiesitéiliéswrréisls. N's” glogléaKge 50nd Apricots, tin 39c . ' ' “° l’ "l" 5 .. ' t ' I l Prizes - Games - Canteen - Fun for Everyone Robert Msocrsniion s; Money,“ lira-Pg”? ‘ti: dtiglcbdincludinl the sds and in hlIIDWXI words a most _ _ '1' Red Fitted Cherries, tin 39c ,,

Featuring On The Shae in Relish ""1 M" WW" i’! (Vmnllw- ' __. ' °",{,',’§"b° my‘ Mlldlllle Slim! ""7——'—'r-'—"-"-——

> Ron“ GOOD," 3mg, “I '-"° ""'“'“IY mm“ "° nmnnar. ar sr. rivmva _. m, illicit," 3§2Z2,;“,§‘,§;;§ BREAKFAST BACON. Lb. m" s°'°d' U“ ' " " ‘ 55‘

, The iuneral oi the late Alfred b 11 d - -

R _ F Antwan‘ h can!” w" had yamdly from‘ pyopxiaa esrghthirkulzlaglcullaarnuth: LADIES Crushed PIrleliPPIei iln .. . 49c I V‘ ‘d 5cm“ “d “d” “m _ M, M" h “Guava on,“ his residence st st. Peter's Bay to! and virginity w“ 1nd?“ 011,522- We are introducing Treasure Brand Hard Knittin Yarn- AI St b ' ' 49 I 2 Also JACQUELINE FAYETTE with my‘ lufmed m“: ‘mmfina: st. Peter's Bay Roman Catholid warming m; appmmud u, m, A, m my speck“ d“ o, 9 _ 7m" m" "m" U" '~ ‘

I - ll" "Willi" erelm at Mociiii palm-m, “w Church where Rev. J.P_E. ourse- fullest extent. ‘my said nisi. they u “w,” p - Pr"; m", 3 n‘ 51¢

i Reserve the Date for the Ill Show treal. last week, where his son. M’ ‘ “m” °‘ ‘h’ “w” m‘ Wlild like toncrsonslly thank each P 1a ‘ " ‘ " ' ' ' ‘-

. m... :i"*:'...’r~":. cu"- rmoi ‘s. r2: ‘.'.‘.‘,‘..i"f.'.f....°“°n§°-’ ‘wit’ 2th?" '§ "t" hi7“: ‘m’ '°' Mmd" 1 "'- i" =°= “,@o e€settt9 a ear v minor-i - s i; eirs y"on e ay o es wears ocs ac. -_-_.-__~__.__._____..___._. v,_¢-— decree. y e n: "WWI-Pr WI! RAV- JP- Bllllfll Island". _ ' ' ' Pineapple Joni, jar 43c -: - I ._..__. Ind RW- Almlwll" Gm“ lumed In traditional Islimd iissliion, Perfggflgn Creqmgry u t? ~+ » - lllilele S f Q! -, in»; riser-z wit; ~' mwwai"; ivvu- u»- ----- -- ' ° m" “m! '~'~- l" =*=

ichtlnu ram ‘ waea ea n ncelss net r ' r sue as rsevs . . -

....'.~:t..-:*........ w... - -. y; 1m " l“ c‘ "emu" .."“5‘.’.2.ii", “3f.§.‘.’.”“%" a“ “"-,,B'°"".:: m" m "' " '“"""°" "‘ “ “'°° °"" °""'". ""* ""4 ijolisrriizktlvep inembers o! U" mlfiliiflsfliilifimifi-flili “gm clgssla? QLnODiJgstauiIIIs gillugilzyg Wm“ "d Pa" Blltiwrlllld- ‘I gixemnnvgltls t: gittiabilghcgllige-Llxgtl‘; _.._____.________5 m“ 9i: .0] mobs irom Ontario have not leaning and burning lnlliinutel.'g.’w Th, dam, w“ mom,” i, m: -r-— slit hopiniz that one day in the a G f - -

I l‘ - ' ‘ v n O l ' bx asked but. have been toioi to men! ",‘i‘i‘...‘."s§.‘."§32i.“'ss'"ii't‘i‘ulor infill class al so in honor o! the ciLis ei B" INJURED IN FALL riotitoo distant iuture they might Phone ' 181' mortar aaoicac s1- w o ii w” m" June’ 12 m" ' H’

n, bu, 0p husiihss and aid their guano your‘ ski-flow, h, m,” 4a. Ghaperonee were, Mrs. .1. .i. b01111 Curler. 11-year-old son of iind the opportunity oi’ making 141 Irho Big Store with the Big suios 0.04;" Choice Carrot; z lbs 25¢‘

iuriy id» cvri-lvasgiég" m“ "mm" arermeritzigniiratfi u if" 2102a. torts. nd Lhixl-looganbivlrfi. o. gfr-trsnfiwlfie- 11-21111-3321211. ‘ft-orig; another visit to The Island. . ' '

{in escr - _ . war an a. . . c- - ‘OQflQ‘§QQOQQeQQQQ .¢u¢,

.,.f.ni sociiion they are beinl w- " l unison. Music was lurnlshed by ¢*'"1°"°"=°"“ Hpwllll NW1“! °Q°

' k4 upon to provide transportation

ior themselves and others, t0 Pl? their hotel bills and other dill‘,

Saskatchewan, and Alberta. they have sat back in their chairs and

the Downtawriers Orchestra. CITY POLICE COURT -— At the

from a broken lea received in an unfortunate accident around 10

s.m. Sunday morning. ‘rho young

Island Students At

Local Tributes To

Col. Balaton To Be

_ th ms lvea and ti l l ' . 1 d whil pl i ith i 5:2; ,, m,- I:::.°§'§§i'l§§§ "°“"' “""'°""Y Loni col. noisioii Buried At Montreal

ior Progressive Conservatives who

at. which he obtained in i945. but 1911s or the Liberal members here

S. Mcliure, Progressive Conserva- tive member ior Queen's joked to

casts or three months in Jail. A

In! Wee heard and further re- mulded until Tuesday.

Th! Elle 4

i118 to another. He was picked up

had been broken in two places.

the graduates oi McGill Univers- ity this year.

The iollawlng tribute to the latie colonel Ralston is irom Premier

‘ glzfimzxficitlfilga‘ g°fitztc°figz in? wenttthrlouah all that sort a‘: rtgifizfidwim ‘fig “fggfiog? gin; Laiglmyrdzngehgkétzlosgdhg: A considerable number o! P. F. "“"' ~ "‘—' t

, I t ," -. t s‘ lit d. ' '

7 aiilce with a molollly equalling ° n‘ l" w“ "' w on" “r enee and a ease oi drunken driv- “mm” "h"! It W" found his 1B8 wand students a“ 5 e mo“ "m!" h”. a _ (w) _ I

May Col. James L. Relation, who stark

hi t- t i tFrid .."N “T” h n id ihir . edllslllllllllflillml-“tllwwil

Fm“ “w” °°“""I‘“°“°I°' u" it’: Iain attains? and ‘y can Ti: a ‘ mm “"5” "ml Infill!!!“ “Joya”! DWNEhTh' 1°’ deglgoe? irvicifidezave "c. W e ‘Lcvcylzlifizl 11:2 Layton lltslston 4 ‘ “mu Nov‘ scam“ w“ m‘

' that they are being somewhat ,, Qxpflguygl m4 ‘ “mm”, “u”, cal branch at the Canadian Postal _ rose ta use w; s; g soldier, hwy“ ‘Tl. " t i nd. "their unis w’ ‘m’ m“ I‘ m” mm" rosin case w both n Employees tendered a most enloy- B“*‘°‘°’ °‘ ""“"""m“ m” h" “i=4 "t" s very distlnguish- nd bli t di i h

P“ upon Q 9e ‘ sentiments have been cheerfully we n"! u“ sen Palmer and Audrey 710N300 ed career in litlcs, in war and l, p“ a Sewn’ ‘d n u mill"? ""1 ‘mm “m”? In mp‘ and thankiully expressed by J. “d-Iwrmd until Wednesday. A 'b1°_1°b'wr “m” “M” evening DeBlois Charlottetown. in any civil tfziflfiity he ensssed M” he" sum-aw’ H“ w" w‘

will“ lwdllm" m‘ ‘ “"1” Lester Douglas. Liberal member "my “hm” "d" m‘ “m” ‘t ‘h’ Que“ H°t°l I“ “m” °‘ (Willllm hoover MacMillan also In The Alumni or si. Duri- m" ‘I"“d°““" I“ ‘m "

(rounds iour members see

chose chances o! success are ail-- __yniitedly meagre.

Hence when Prince Edward their

for Queen's. m. 1'. v. arsrit. Lib- member for King's, and J. Wlatson MscNaught, Liberal mom.

eral

her ior Prince.

"I-collerigues hurrying out o! other on provincial matters

the

House or consulting with one an; o

bnlsrio. Quebec. New Brunswick.

Liberal‘ members from the Island and the Liberal Senators as well will have to brave the heat oi Ausust “dos~deys" ior the na- tional Liberal convention sched- uled to be held in this capital

By-lsw, with ialllng to stop at a stop sign was iined 8i and costs er two days in Jail. Four drunk and incapable; also ‘ppeered, on; be. ins sentenced to so days in jail, one lined $20 and costs or 30 days, one ell) and costs or i0 days, and the iourtii was remanded until Tuesday.

POWNAL Y. P. U. PLAY A BUC-

the secretary ‘Ikeasureroi the Oah- adlan Postal Employees, Fred Whitehouse. Other honored guests at last nishtb dinner were: Ger- ard Theriault, national secretary o! the Civil Service Federation and Ii‘. C. Dean. regional vice presi- dent oi the Canadian Postal Em- ployees oi New lrunawiolr. Ernest Melanie. vice president oi the local branch presided at Fiddsy night's

received his Bachelor oi Arts da- gree. He is a son oi a, native Islander, the eminent physician. Dr. Stewart MacMillan, who has a summer home at Pinette.)

Bachelor oi Selector-Brian Bray Oudmore and Donald Leslie Stacey, Charlottetown.

Bachelor oi Imaineering (Civil) -Arthui' Joseph Shame, Char-

He was a most intense worker, and lost. no minutes whether trav- eling ori trslnnyor on holidays, or indeed ii work was to be done ‘while he should have been sleep- rig.

My last meeting with him was at the late conierence oi seven provinces where he was counsel ior the three Maritime Premiers and

sun's College decided at their annual dinner yesterday evening tito sponsor a drive its hiernbers to iurnlsh the with a combined zymnasium isiid auditorium. ‘Ilhe drive is expected to get under way within the next two weeks.

Dr. F. A. MacMillah was elect’; ed president oi the Alumni with

College

political career goin: back to i811. he returned as Minister oi Finance at the outbreak oi war and later, as Defence Minister, became an outstanding national ilgure.

He was appointed to the ‘Privy Council on Oct. a, 192d.

The most, dramatic incident in

irom the cabinet eiter a diflereaoe

'- —- — _ __ Melvin MgQuajd o; 50ml, m4 oi opinion on conscription policy ggfimgafi 5158:3323 ggznthe’: CESS - On Friday evening beiore “Mum” GWE" 5"“ "I" Pie" gZfgZZQQIH nedeflck A’ mum’ ifdjzlzsnggzllsaatummm migckang Amedoe Caron o! Quebec as vice- In October. 1944. . comes to the see quggflgn or V,“ Y‘ Packed 110"“ 111 I-he Mwly Tmll- “dent o’ m. cw” an!" I'd". Bachelor ‘o! Engineering (lilec- Saturday-he travelled to Montreal plwndmta’ m’ n”- R‘ V’ Bus’ Return!“ to m’ pram!“ m I n iris’ ior e. new party leader is I'm“ p°wmd C°"“m““IIY 5'“ “ion introduce-d the mum‘ M” moan-Hedi: C Palmer Elme- attended church and was bee: at wow‘ w” ‘mm’ ‘Mum? ‘M ‘which h“ w” prwfln°n°° “ " ‘ something m“ no keeping ‘ma. m‘ Pawn“ Y_ a u pun" wb heard briefly were MissE. C. Dean duo 5' - r Ottawa Wm‘ l h". ‘mount d the Rev. J. P. E. oulsa-iley, corporation lawyer, he was elect- SUD POT IIOOTLIOI ly to themselves. 59mm m’ mr“"ctnwmedy' "A Sh“: c}? D J- Jig°n§°“y' “Hows: "I ‘ o! Arte (William-James work, brieied, at 4.00 o'clock on aaaitwgfietugiccmm-ck who e; uzhhe'gfthz,c°un"l "wwh l __ w, .-_,. .. .._ 1, “m, “rpm, M m m,“ Pair oi Country Kids. From the u ~ u no _, my,’ (B, i, mum.” sud“ Tm w“ Wm,“ o, m, “a - t -h - s s, m mo Provinces so v ever li on- the ilnal ballot all ‘Ipemm u: u“ m” m the an“ ‘waxed "m w“ 0M m p“. lttet vim I ' Colonel who not only worked as- p“ ed a t e ‘mm!’ h the h” "u! mqum” m” "n"? i 513T“! Liberal delegates plunged sol-idly meduldlfiqceuwxiképt ta‘. ghdrfilg‘ cilzirssoter gl- Dcienco (Plant Path- siduously, but worked most. liitelli- “ff-LII” ggsldegghjndtte’ c: the m‘§;'*n‘fe“f§;, mdlelvatriobwwr: ~' --————————~—*-— Here.“ we erlr l'i. ' ~ ' l yvihsou _ at the 2. n r. no». $1‘ gstlelmlalllfsaflglzul fertlgj; M, m, m, m,“ h“, "PM", able iuaotion to a conclusion. oIOsnlQ-Dslgl ghzlvlllill"? ‘B-Be. segilezv“ om o! u" “mm mm Alumni comprises .1. Arthilar Mae- which he was ensued. .tpiiii, May 2a, ma. to m. snd e s - . - r er as ~ ma,’ ma" o, m, "m The Mvflll- 6 Ir e B- Qulaen. chsriss u. urslnor. During the last war he men

Mrs. Ford “filsolr, son, George Arthur.

REVILL -- Al. NIIIAII- F8111. QUE-i y hOXl May 2i, to Mr. and MN- 3"’

ohl Revili (nee Elisabeth Ram-

t my) a, son.

Y

“BUNTER -- At the Charlottetown ' capital on Monday,.May 34th. I° _ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hunt/er. a

i daughter, weight 9 lbl. 8% ell.

iIlcCARVlLLE _ at. the City isos- plisl, Charlottetown, P. ll. 1-. on “May 24th, 1948, to Mi‘, and Mrs.

Aloha F. McCarville, Charlotte-

btiiiown. (rice Eileen MacKinnon. B. N, Stellerlon. 11.8.), a daughter. Ami Lucille, 7 lbs. 9% ozss (Nova scotis papers please copy). .

DEATHS

§ citivrnn - Av. the Prince names-d II

E‘.

Island Hospital on Monday, May

2i. Mrs. Isaac Carter, aged as years. Funeral private from Mac- lean Funeral Home. People's Cemetery.

Interment

J

at his home, Sunday evening oi

Cornwall. I

concentrating ori the Province oi Ontario where he is seeking sup- port to match the known strength ci External Aiiairs Minister St; Laurent in Quebec.

Not 0n Speaking Teresa

In. Ottawa today, it is said that Mr. Gardiner and Mr. st. Laurent are not on speaking terms. Mr. at. Laurent, somemembere oi his party say. is neatly incensed at Mr. Gardiner and his parliament- iiry assistant Robert lvicOubbln. mskinn an open invasion oi Lib- eral stronirholds oi Ontario with- out iirst having obtained some permission or authority to do so. Mr. Gardiner, however, is not in

portersior the blir Aulrllst con- vcntloriflor any other time.

The name of Douglas Abbott, Minister o! Finance. which was prominently mention ’ as the

(Continued from Pore l)

If “m” °1"*"l» II"! 3°- Kih-iorvsuvo pool-u his mun wu-

Lgorasins are resting at his risi- ‘ziliiioe. 11s PUWDIJ at. iul, wed- rissday moraine. irons whence the fltniirsi wliltlke place to tbs at. Zfiuhstarfs Basilica at 8240. thence R. c. Cemetery. -;-IAIIIIESON - The death occurred -_ll Sacred Heart Home on Men- qisv. May 24, oi Mrs. winim y“. :"°“ of Bturseon in her asth year. ‘I’. remains are resting st the A. i Helllltssey funeral hoiaeflrhe

mineral will . ._ Dunstarfl chilies. Burial in the Ionian

Charlottetown

curred in all that had been said oi the late Minister. les- the o. o. 1-, Anew MM-

ed in the tributes. and John Black- more (CS-Lethbridlt!) spoke i" the social Credit arous-

Justice Minister Ilsley. a wartime Cabinet colleague and old personal irlend. called Col. Raleten a If!" WE wiiois lite was iilled with distinction." Mr. Ilsley sslfl- '3' was a wise statesman who. broushi honor and story to Canada." '

rrinis (ccr-vsiioouvor last) ioih- ‘

scene oi the play is a country hotel, the Starr house, where littio occurs to disturb the calm oi everyday lite. Mrs. Sarah Starr (Dorothy Ines) is the praprietress. Her daughter (Eliza. Lane) is in love with a young lawyer (Athol Buell) to whom Mrs. Starr is do. cidedly cool. Two elderly husband- sreking ladies (Ethel Robertson and Alice Ings). are permanent guests. A horse doctor (Edward Wood). out o! work since the ad- vent oi the automobile. is a hens- sr-on. When two "guests arrive ironi the city (Mb MacRae and Elliott Robertson) things begin to happen. Everything ia- kept at excitement pitch by the country

help to bring satlsiactory eridlnlls for everyone, including themselves. Specialties between eels includ- ed musical numbers lby Richard Birehsut. Matthew Acorn. and Athol luell. with Mrs. Edward

T0 LET-ONE BEDROOM. 5UP!- able ior two girls. Phone 2068-11.

FOR BALI -._ FORD GOUPI - rises model). tow mileage. fi- eellent condition. Whitfield Yea. Kine-slob.

FOR dim! - rue 114-108 IN- tornatiorial ‘Pruck, in good re- Pe-ir. Apply M! Richmond 8t. or phone sees-b.

_____-__.._____..___..._.. LOBT =- BETWIEN IT, AVADD’! and Wrieht/s Bridge, lady's green leather bllliold. Finder leave at V. M. Hudson's, Ct. Ava-M's. Re- ward.

Personals The Rev. Basil Croken, P.P., oi 5t. Ileresak. leit Monday on a visit to New York.

M's. Cordon I-‘vans was visiting last weak in Kaliian. During her stay she wal the guest o! Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stewart. i0 Fenwiclr Btree

bare. Basil MeQuaid and daugh- Mr Ierbara. spent the holiday week-and with relatives in Rich- mond and Grand liver.

Ilsa lllrances Duiiy ieiii en re- turn to Hallie: this morrlin: after

Friends oi Mr ehelden Jay will be-sarry "to learn he has entered the Victoria General Hospital, to undergo an operation.

and young daughter, Carol all Fredericton, NB. and Mr. L-‘rnnl

J’. Mclellan of Baltic Joihn are via-I

iting in Charlottewwn, guests o9 ‘

their parents. MP. and HI. I-A- Hoteliers.

ur. and Mrs. Cecil Perluson who are employed at the beach Grove hiiirmary. Charlottetown.

left by plane on Friday evening to -

spend their holidays iii Boston and selimeotady. NX. Friday night w. and Mrs. Ferguson were the guests oi Mr. and Mrs. V. It. Ors- bora at lie John at. Monsters. Leavlnl laturiiay moraine by

* roe ass-a .. mi oonannx- peril! Service Station.

riry llnor. Can be seen at ini-

inelude the loan d e0 British om- eera to the‘ Arab Lesion ena the supine! arm and amstuaition to ieur Are! states.

Arab spokesmen in eelre and at

Bachelor oi Science (Mtysloal Education) -- Felice Marie Arsen- ault, Charlottetown.

Bachelor oi Library Science - Marlorle Gertrude Power, B. 5., Charlottetown.

MD, OJVL-Alired M. Unkiet- ter, MA» Northam-

M.D., C.M.-Patriok J. Sher-key. nil, csi-dissn.

Diploma oi Physiotherapy-Reta O'Brien, Elmsdele.

There were also a number oi Island students who passed in all subjects oi their years in the Faculty oi Agriculture.

'I‘hose who completed the work oi the " ’ Year included A. coffin, Bay Fortune; L. 1L Dou- cette. Rollo Bay East; F. M. Dea-

wiltshire; V. A. Fraser. Elmira; '1‘. J. Keeie, Charlottetown; F. L. Kelaer, Charlottetown; M. E. Mac~ Lead. Charlottetown; M. P. Mao- Mlilari, Charlottetown; A. B. Wil-

clalmed victories in local actions as the Palestine lighting ued.

And twin-engined planes bamb- ed Tel Aviv aster dawn. dmnpifl a iew heavy bombs on the north- em district oi the city.

coatin-

useless/z

179' Queen St. Phone 7N

Charlottetown, P.E.I.

the Maritiines has produced and e. top-ranking citizen o! Canada.

Hon. Dr. MaeMillan

Upon learning oi the death oi Col. Balaton, Hon. W. J. P. Mao- Milisn, 01E, paid the iormer National Doiehce Minister the ici- lowing tribute:

it is with the most heartieli, re- gret that I learn oi the sudden and unexpected death oi Hon. J. L. Balaton in Montreal this morning. In his passing Canada has lost. one oi its moat brilliant and loyal sons. His worideriul and work during the war years as Minister oi ilatlonal Daience (Army) has always been sincerely appreciated by Canadian citizens. His consid-