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A packed house greeted the An- nua. sacred concert at the Prince Edward Theatre last night which

Mr. PS Bradley. Secretaryyof Education, left Saturday morning for Ottawa to attend an Educat- ional Statistics conference. He will be absent from the province for e vieek

The many friends of Mr. George Furquharson, Southport will be pleased to hear that he is conval- osciiig after a serious o ration in City Hospital last mon , and will soon return home.

IN 96th \'EAR— Daniel Bilrhoe i~i Durdus is iislfiig Ills mother, .\lrs Allllll! Burhoe. Hillsboro St. “no is iii her iiinty-sixth year. Grandma as she is altvays called is brzgtit and active as one twenty YPHTS YOIIUEEI"

FPNEIKAI. SATURDAY- I-‘illler- n1 of‘ the law Wallace McLure, Brackley Pt. was held from his late residence, Saturday afternoon. Services lit the home and grave ivere conducted by the Rev. T.A wl . The pallbearers were: Ira ‘ . George Hughes. C M Rob- liissli, Charles McQuarrie, Edward Shaw. Abert Shaw. Interment was iii B:acklc_y' Pt. Cemetery-

FUNERAL Ar ‘FRACADIE-The filxteral of the late Mary J. Mc- Donald whose death occurred at

Boston, Mass, was held from the‘

residence oi tier brother, William McDonald, Tracodie. on December 10, to St. Bonaventure: (Ihurch, Tracadie, where requiem high mass was sung by the pastor. Rev K. MacPherson. The pallbearers were: Messrs. A J. McDonald, John R. McIntyre. Alexander McKenzie, Aeneas McKirllion, William Power and John Maye. Services at the grave were conducted by Rev. Father Simpson.

MANY REGRET DEATH-Many xvii regret to barn of the death Saturday of Miss Georgie Mac-' Quame, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Heber MacQuarrie of Reed's Corn- er, near Summerslde, at the early age of 15 years She had been un- well for some time. In addition to her parents she is survived by a brother. Francis MacQuarrie and a sister, Velma, Mrs Harlan Inman of North st. Eleanors Funeral services will b0 held from the home of her parents this after- noon. Burial will be in the People's Cemetery at Bummersirle. -—~S.

GROUP IIOSPITALIZATION — The permit of incorporation from the Secretary of State of Canada. is all that now holds up the Group Hcspitalimtion plan for the Mart- tlmes from being put into practice, >Dv. J.A. MacMillan stated on his return from Moncton Friday. This

lan for Hospital care which has

en outlined in prevlou; issues is sponsored by the bfavitimc Hospital Asociation and its member hospit- ies It was drafted in its final form at Moricton on Friday when the Group Hospitalization Com- mittee of the Maritime Hospital Association met to draw up details of the plan. There are now seven- ty-one group hospitalization plans in operation in North America and nine million people benefiting from the arrangement..Dr. J A. Clark of the Dominion Experiment- al Farm was the other delegate from this province present at the meeting at Monctorl.

There passed sway st the Char- lotte Residence on Saturday even- lug Miss Lillian Colllrigs, daughter of the late Jchn A. Colllngs and Charlotte McKay Ceilings of t/nis

' The late Miss Ceilings came

eighteen months ago from Lethbriidgo, Alberta, hoping ‘to improve her health, but her condil fion grew gradually worse until her death on Saturday last. Althovgh in failing health since coming here to reside she made many friends who will dee ly regret her passing. There are le t to mourn her sisters Mrs. Ernest Rose, Iethbridgmkta, Mrs. Ben]. Rogers of this city. also iIlIT9e'bI'OlI’l6l'S, J.A. of Charlotte- toim, RH. of Toronto and HE. of Montreal. A Private funeral will be held this afternoon from flit residence of her sister. MrsRJOBBTS- Rev. T.H.B. Somers, pastor of Sh. James Predbyterian Giurch will conduct the service

STEWART - GRIGG—Ail early evening military wedding was scl- emnized at the Presbyterian mans": on Wednesday, December 9.Wh_@11 Cecil Jame: Stewart and Mss Billie L. Grirg were united In 5'6 bOIICIS of matrimony. Rev. F. A Lawrezicc. pastr of Si. J me." Presbvteriiiii Church ofii-iqtei. ‘The brdr. a native of Srrirgdll. PEI" was die sécl in Queen's blu" with matching arwessories. Sfe is 1m. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WI‘- liam Grigg cf 'I‘_vr.c Valley. P.F‘..I. The groom, son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Stewart. of Nlnunt Peas- ant, PEI, is a member of a hizh- land regiment. The yhun". will‘! were married in the presence 0i members of the 600mb unit In- giurlrd in the guests were Licut G. E. Franklin of Brlcr-ctvalcr, N. S. and Licui. H. W Crnnlnghzim 0i Antirzcnisli. The laiicr will he ve- membeml as a member of the staff of s local bank b91011! 1114-‘ wara-Truro News

-ADAMS - IIOGG-A quiet but pretty wedding took place at the Manse Kerisington on December 0, at 4.30 p.m. when Rev. AD. Sterllng united in marriage Miss Ella Katherine I-Icgg, daughter of Mrs Laura Hogs and the law Herbert How: of Kelvin and Mr. Morton Adi-ms eon of Mr. and Mrs. James Adam: of Sea View. The youthful bride looked lovely in her street length dress of revel blue crepe over which she wore a blue coat with grey 111i‘ tflmmiflfl and wine felt hat with matchinl accessories Following their mar- riage I reception was held at the hrmo of Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy. Kelvin, half-brother and sister-in-lew of the bride. About twenty invited guests sst down to n sumptuous wedding supper served by the hostess. ng the evenlnl a joliv bunch of serensders arrived to chiveral the happy couple. Previous to her marriage the bride was tendered a miscellaneous show- er at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Muroliy where she was the Rdpient of many useful and love- ly gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Adams

have the best wishes of a host of friends for a long and happy wed. ded life.

TUESDAY Mr, G. E. Martin, Superman-lent of the Engheering Departunnt of. Ottavia is i.li the cliy tar-day on routuie business.

J Harold Goodwin, of Ke-usuigton, who spent me past six months in Quebec arrived home on Tuesday night. - K.

—ACCEPTS POSITION - Mrs. Catherine Drlscoll, R.N., cf Sim-l nicrside ii.s acepcu a lLstloii inf me staff of All 5.11.1.3 1105p mi,‘ spriiigtrll, izid left this niorn-,‘ lug to take up iCi‘ new cuties-S ;

-BREAKS WRIST - Mrs. An.’ shill-lie, S'S:dc. “as a vi:ti.ii of ail uiiliii-i-un-te acid it, at her horn.» on Ffidiy Ifisli \-lie.i In working il- IH/Illld the liousc s e sllplei and fe.l striking he; ziriii against iLIc szuve in falllli,. He.‘ wrst WiIS somewhat badij." l)1'(k ri in we fai but tit last i'.po.ts s.ie .s icstzn; comfortably. -S

—I~‘L‘.\'ERAL OI" LATE MRbZ! CHARLES RUSS — The funeral Oi the late Mrs. Charles Russ was held on Satuniav afternoon with a service at the Compton Funeral Parlors at 2 p.ni., The Rev. C. W. Cook OIIiClEllllll-Z, Burial was in the Peoples Cemetery. The pallbearers: MIIJOI‘ TH E. Iiiiiiun. Will Buch- annan, Oliver McNeill, 'I'hos_ John- son. . Lldstone and J.F. Ar- netL-S

-—$400 STOLEN - The residence of Jeff Gallant, Sumliicrside black- smith was entered by burglars and BPPTQXIHWIWIY $400 Lil cash stolen,

was learned yesterday. Town police are W0r the case but no arrests have n mad, The theft took place Saturday night, The Same 1113M a number of young ladies attending a dance at sum- mcrsidc had their purses stolen. More than a llali-dOlen were m- POWEd taken, - S

FUNERAL HELD YESTERDAY —The funeral of the late Mir; Li - 118" 30111118‘- was held privimy XESKEYd-"ly uftcnicon fozu ilie icni~ of her siter Mrs, Bnj. Rage 5_ The scrvlce at tile home and giuivc was conducted by the Rey, T3115, scmers. Pallbsarers were; Gordon Hughes, Jack Lewis, Parker Hog-y- er, Ernest Faster, Han-y w.ek3 (1nd Ed NIChOSOII. Ititeitncnt “v.15 1n the People's C2III5ile!y_

Mr. 5.5. Hess an, KC, inform we Guardian that s. "poewa was served yestercay on tire Hon. .11., 33159011. Ministcr of Na io al De- fense. W appear as a witness nilie case of Hessian vs, Grunt, actllnl for slander, which is S"lltdlll d to‘ come up at the Flbrllflly term ofl the Biirreme Court In Ceo QEEHVILl ‘Ihe plaintiff, a. former speller-l of the Legislature, i; gun; defendant, Dr. T.V. Grrnt, , ., for King's, for $2i,000 dfilllaggg, 1 The following firth is re-wirtej! from s. Vanczuvcr pp r as C'p:.i and Mrs. Tookq- will b: rvnem-i bend by many irisrids [n chir-l lottetown where they resided for many YSIIISJ y Nov. 29.11342. Aiii i~ Mwy '1‘ ulcer, widow cf t"e "ate Crpt. W, Tooker. -R.N. <retre')of i212 C nne. ght- Dr.. Vancouver, 13.0, Surviv d lyl 2 D0115. Guy L. of Viircouscr, BC, and Hugh W. o‘ (char; Alti., also ore sister. Mrs. H. P. Towkcr of New W snifiister, BC, Fiilrwal service Tve div, Drc, 1 at tJie 0c- ean VIGW Bur al Park Crcinatir- ium. Rev ND.B. LflfmOllih 0 gm. sting. —PRESENTA'I'ION T0 BANK- ER. —— The staff of t'"e Royal Bank of Canada, Summerside, asmbled at the office oi Saturday illlBT- noon to bid faueiell to one t! trell- number who has joined the armed forces. Mr. Arthur Weymouth, who for some time has betn stationed here and who d"r‘.rg hi: sta: in Siimmersice has made many friends who will Ililss him in the bank and pt the same time em- gi-atulate hm on hs decision to Serve his country. 7h: manager and stat! of the bm‘: presented Mr. Weymcuth with a ireaut-lful bill fod w'-ici “as t n'e ed to‘ him 0:1 behalf of ih~ staff by Y1 s Ruth E Difds a d Mls Ame Hazel Mcfjrrville. Mr Wclmouti thanked t"e stir’: in a fcv: well chosen words fxpre sng his ap- pmciaticn of the gfL-B.

—INS'I'ALI.ATION OF OFFI- CERS _ Dlstric llcp iy Wll um Flynn o.‘ Crarlotttwn Cru"cil Knights of CCIJITIDUS was iii Sm- merside over the week rd to ici- siall tho reqv off"cers 0t‘ Simmer- ‘side counc I. The in1:t.a!l*t'on took 1 DIZICC oi Suufn‘; afternoon at 2.3’) _lll ftiv C.l\I.B.1\. Hall le'o'e a wel ‘attended mcctlnz o: the Kit-his. ‘D D. Flvnn was accmw-nied by.

Mr. Dink] Nronan who assted‘ "him in the ceremony. The new slate of offiwrs f"r thr year is as follows: Chwplwin, Ten". G_ J. Mir:- Lcilzui. (l. K. Fed I\fur~l‘_v, D.G.¥(. Eirl I-llckey, Wnrtlm "It's. Cahil, Chancellor Rev, Thomas Bul r, Financial Sell‘. Gen-p Cow Re- corder Elmer Miirrhs, feet-re.“ Henry Garnet, A"vocnt~ E<rl~ Mc- Donald, Trrnsu-cr Hriiy Vicdg’. Irusinrs, Elw-r-r PIllPfl". Fl c“ Perry ard Wlfrei Ke‘l"_ I. G. Jerrv Dnucette, 0. G. Lemcc Ar e~ nault-S.

Listed lri the Hdh RCAf-t casualty lst awn-g they "rrv- I0ll$lv re o iei‘ m ss ng, n w 'or official puzposcs prrsiiled flen'i"ls Sgt. Pr. ntis Blar n"r w, son o! Mr. B. H. Atdzrwv, '51 Eusrn St, Charlottuowp."

Sgt. Andmv w's in his 1th year and had ben cvere s since Christmis Day last yerr, He was reportrd lrissng ll e. raid o er Hamburz.

He rcceived his (dut ion at West Kent. School, and Prince o’ Wales Collette. He was uell known In athletic clrcvs, being a meme.- of the Junior Abgi- e1. Hockey team. He WE‘. r-lsi at oni tmc

smell Skwtr to‘ the

Before jolnirtz t/‘e airfo-"ce Czt. Andrew was I"pl"8e"tt\‘I'Q fcr T. H. Estabrooks, St. John. NB.

Mr. nrd M"s_ Andrrw ITVE two

.,isfy the requirements Q1‘ of the Fire DcDziriincnt,‘ _

SERVED WlTI-I SIJBPOENA ~. .

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115s FOOT INJURED-Mr. Hugh Mclsaac of Souris is in the C1111!‘- lottefoivn Hospital here with an in- jured foot. He was hurt when a motor vehicle toppled over. details were not livililfllllg but it w“ understood the vehicle upset because of a top~lii~rtv_t' loud Mr, Mclsaac is a son of Peter A. Mc- Isaac, member oi the provincial legislature for first King's.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — Pun- r-al of the lat Linus iL-enny) Mac- MIIIBJI W115 held from his residence 85Queen St. yesterday afternoon where service was conducted by flic Rev. T.H.B. Sulners and Rev. G Carlyle Wcbstcirliitcrint-iit P(\(i|)h‘,'5 Cemetery. Rev. 'l‘.l{. Busscli Scniers officiating at the grave. Pallbearers were: W. Weafherbie, WP. Mac- Innis, R. Connolly. Cyril Wood, J. Pollard, F. Reddin.

RETURNS FRO.“ CONVENTION - Great satisfaction \\'llll ilie r.- suiis 0f flic COIISCYVLHIYE convention at Winnipeg was expressed iiv Hon. DI.W.J.P. lVIacMil an, provincial Conservative leader, who \\iili Mrs. MacMillnn Arrived llulllf.‘ his: lilgltt aftcr attending flu: cflll\'0lll.lilfl as delegates Other Islium tiilvuaiii-s were ivicssrs. W.A sttmlrt, A., and Charles s(‘l\\l'.l'l, (flirt-hr town. Dr. A.A. lvlricllfillzilri. smurfs, and Cloud Delaney, Albany. all c: whom broke "

Charles Ellis, _ ed iurihci- West afici- the convention.

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The licenses of four cliv dance halls will be cancelled today "un- till such time as they pul their prc- g mises in a condition tha: will sat-I Roy Holman aniiouucca . night's regular monthly moi-u ._ of. the Cltv Council. ’l‘his action ts lie- ing taken, he said, following an in- spection yesterday liv tlzc Fire Chief of the eight public (lance

halls in Chariot tcfowii.

The Mayor did not spcrift- halls which are to bu clcsiwi. bu‘ said that three oi them lire nil . Lhlrd SIOWYs and the fourth is 0n ‘ a second storey. The l)l‘fil)l‘l0l1l!‘Sl had all been warned by the Fire Chief thnt they must not use in- flammatory decorations (ll Clirist- l mas timc. ilic Marm- stiitcfl

Councillors MilfKllilllill tin d ‘ Stems voiced the cmiiiiou that nll i doors on public places should be] changed if necessary in (iflen mit-

wards in case of a lfllll slnulfl a fire occur.

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Ali's‘. Allan (iillis. ll 1, vi .

itn an accident itcai- her h:.l e Sxn- day.

With a son, J0 c;h Glis.

W115 (Willing Iti i1 ll/MSP- ':

‘icle when a bolt lrc .0 i» "

riing gear. The hfiise 1

and bolted ihrowin; the Cfliéfflllfl his mother oilt,

‘The son was lll_llll’l‘(l alo and his home alilough ll wlv exp c 0d he would be l‘€ll‘.O\'C(l to hopitzil today, His mother ivzis tire; ti Charlottetown by." ambulance short- ly after the a/cidvlzt. She st fred head injuries and so far as was known did not I‘(‘§!iI ii ions;- nus- iicss.

Mrs. Glllis and licr ruin w-uxe Pl- , tller etirouts fr» (‘l1l'l"Il u." rolurn- ing from church wl en th~ icllcn‘ ocruri-ed.

Mrs. Gillis is survived by u mim- bcl‘ 0f sons and diiriite s, H"? liusbard ltrcfeccased lv . Ho m1. died as tho ‘ccsult of rm ll (u! ii',il was recalled.

A resolution asking for ‘vliulecliatc ' repeal of the Provincial Piwliibllion‘ Act and the substitution of some form of government control was passed last night by tfic. ‘Ivixvu Council of sllfilllllf“iifll‘|lll. its re-< gular piioiitlily met lll',_',.

Mayor W.J. Lldstoiie was in the chair and Councillors J L. Gorrili, R1». Mollison, T.D. Morrison and William Smallman were present

The resolution was iiiovcrl by Ccun. Mollison and 5il"(f\ll(lf’(l by Coun. Morrison It puss-ml ivltli Coun. Gorrill alone r.l;.~.:ic1itiiig. It reads as follows:

"Whereas the Premier of the Province, the Hon T.A. Campbell, has asked the Town Police to give greater asistancc to the R.C Al. P in enforcing tlic Prohibition Aci,

“Arid whereas it ivuulfl zlfllllfilll‘ ic be impossible to ciiforcv this Act, providing the large nniibcr of the R0 M.P. have been SIIICCTO iii their endeavours:

"Therefore resolved that Town Council of the TOWN of Sillll- mcrsidc rruulzi." uiriii¢lil_v,

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‘lltllfllfi that iii order to better COIlfllLlOllS in sum- vfnersidc and throughout the Prov- ince, and to pioiiieic icspcct for nui" laws, tlicy lmmcrllziiclv rvpcnli the Prohibition Act zinrl nut in force some form of (lo-ri-i-nment, slile or control ns iinw in force in other Provinces "

Couii Gorrill in opposing _ resolution maintiiinr-rl flint while present conditions won not sails-l factory, they could mi b~ rrnii-clzncll bv the Gnvcriiiiic-ii‘. liriuniii: viunv‘ liquor into the Province '

Conn. Morrison sniff llic Pro- hibition Act had been in force for thirty years and had born found wanting. In eve:y other plncc, llf‘. said. it. lind horn ivscnz-filvl

0n the pvt-sling of ilw rrn~viliiiinii Mayor Lldstonc cmlllfzitiilziliul ific Councillors "on their opinions and on their courage."

WEDNESDAY

The death cf Hei-bcrt A Vl‘~_\(‘§‘, York aged sixty-seven which 0c- curred in the P E Island llospit- al on Novunber twenty-first after a short Illness has taken from us e good man. a kind fr‘end and neigh- bor, one who was ever rcndv to do his gharo for church and commun- ity. In his IIOITIP friends were sum of a warm welcome and llls part- ing was always croiie again

—ANN'UAI. CIIRLING CLUB MEETINC- The annual mot-ting of the sumniersirlc Curling’ Club W05 held last Frldny evening in the Curling Rink with tho rctirlnv: president, Mr. Wiilard Ilrucc pro- skllng. A new slate of officers was elected and plans wr-re discused for the coming Wllllf“! Mntion pictures wore shown of ilie

other sons with the Cnuvnn Ar-

Wtlbiir with No. i Cnmvinxi Radio. location Ilnll. Avrn witli llie 3rd Division Sfrmlc». Author ron Dn- vld is stll at salvo‘. "nd ii =fster Irma. Mrs. J, B. Roach resides in‘ Halifax,

1942 Dominion ‘Bonspicl iiml nso a film of tho process of Slllllllllli!

bv the MacDonald TOIXIPPO (‘o The now officers are: Prr-slrlcnf. J K. Curran: Vicc-yivvsidcni, .1

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F1111 Manse. Kensington. ‘Ibo

Congratulations an extended to r_ and Mrs. Morten Adams of Kelvin who were married, Wednes- diiv. Dec. 9th at the United Church Rev. A. D. Stirling performed the cere- mony. Mrs. Adams ls the former, Miss Ella Hogg. H

lieut. J. Alfred Blanchlrd ar- rived iii Charlottetown yutcrday to spend a two-weeks leave with his Parent-i. Prof. JJI. Blanchard and M15 Blanchard 114 Upper Prince Street. Lleut. Ellmchard in serving with the Prince Edward Island Highlanders. '

A tragic accident at No.5 mine, liucrculonlal Coil Milling Company, on the night cf Nov. 9th. removed l. illllllllfll‘ ard wed-known flKlire mm Vl/cshlllc. in the pe-sozi of Wilfred llui-iic, who was instantly killed by ll lilil of coal m that 0¢I3&IDI'I.

—I~‘UNERAL THURSDAY —'II16 iiuieral of the late Mr. Wuteon uyinent, who passed away M. the 1'l'illC0 County Hospital December l~l Will take place at 2 pm. Thurs- clzlv with services from his late re- siciciicv at ‘m... Valley. Burial in lIlt'nPi"3§byl8I'l3n Cemetery at Tyne Vii c;

—l-‘llll~; ALARM- The Summer- slfic tire depamnent was called out }L‘:lI'l'Ll3y noon to a fire which oc- (HI lii- c..l. on Cedar Street. Some uiiiiiiigt- was done to the roof 0f the flwtnllilg but due to the ready and quick response of the fire depart- mcilt the fire was prevented from Ctlllslllg any considerable destruct- icii It is understood that the blaze

_ l\\lf.\' caused by an overheated pipe. “in

A quiet but pretty fall wedding look place at the United Church hinise, Blcadalbane, on Battirday, Nov. ‘lili, at 5.30 p.m., when Miss (iiive Emma, youngest daughter oi’ Afr. and Mrs, John H. Weeks. be- Ullillt‘ ihc bride of Mr, Miller Hen- i-y, ulficst son of Mr. and Mrs Har- l'_\ .1. weeks. both of Pleasant Valley. The ceremony was er- icrlned by the Rev. D. J. Morlr u

the presence of immediate rel- atives of the bride and groom.

.v. Francis Xavier Gallant, 84, (ii at Egniont Bay yesterday He rcurcfl ironi the active riesthlood two years ago after RTVEIK for 56 years. i Father Gallant was a native oi’ Ruslicv where he was born on December 4, i858. He was B. son of Mr. illld Mrs Peter Gallant. Fulhcr Gallant was ordained in lllC church in his native perish Jdillifl 13. 1884. Q was messe- Ulld ol est Roman Catholic Priest in the Charlottetown diocese.

—C.»\SE NEARS END-Counsel silbiniticd arguments in the can- spiracy case at Summerside yester- fl.iy._ It involves charges against Harry Gallant and Frank Gallant, both of Siunmorside. PJ. Hugues of Fredericton, NH, acting for the

ilreyhad bx“ undergo“. ‘Llpnttonl M Crown completed his case in the

afternoon when court adjourned Mr. H. F. McPhee of Cltarlote. tcwii, counsel for the accused was summing up the case for tho de- fence. Mr. Justice A. C. Saunders is presiding judge. ‘lhe trial will continue this morning, _S

HEALTH REPORT wcve 50 deaths. 23 births marriages in Charlottetown in No- vember, Dr. B. C. Keeping, Deputy Minister of Health said in a report glvén the City Council. Dr. Keep- inrr. ufio is City Health Offi:er, sat-l fiicrc were no cases of cem- muiiiczible diseases reported in N0- vclnbcr and no houses were under quarantine. In another section of lus report the I-Ieaith Officer said incl-e were a, total of 34 cuss of VGIIOTPILI diseases treated during Novcriiber. Seven were new cases.

-COL. RALSTON LEAVES——DQ- fence Minister J. I... Balaton com- pleted a visit to his corwtitueocy of Prince yesterday. Ho left sum- niclslde in the late afternoon a- limud a military piane for iiie Illllllllillld. His destination was not announced but it was thought. to be Debert Camp. Col. Ralston ar- rived Saturday, He completed his visit yesterday with a tri to West- urii Prince County, visit ng r g other places Alberton and Oleary. While in iliie province he inspected iiilliniry cstabishments and small plMliS doing war work. -S.

US. PROVIDES PLANE — Cip- tiiln Carl Burke, Manager of Mari- time Central Airways here said a

‘Bcochcrafi. plane had teen prov d-

0d by U.S. Army authorities t) take the place of a Barkley Crow ma- chine chartered from his ccmpsny for a rescue expedition. The sub- stii-utc machine arrived here lest rieht. Th: United States authori- tics chartered the plane here be- cruise it can be equipped with ski- lfllldlllg gear The skis are ne:ded locally iii win-fer principally for charter trips to rural areas and on