JUN! 20. 1N7

u lnernnnn In Pntntn Sllllnnto

(Mr 1.000 more cnrl of pita

pJlllt-‘i ._.., pl".ll'0 total of all commodi~

Ll, s;i.p;.ed cn ths ferry last May. T... v.15! quantity of Tgnv of Lhcni shipped under the " 7 ‘or the British Ministry of iiflltlflhi the total number of . the mainland to 1.910 this _,_‘.llll5i 7'14 lust May. The were shipped from all of tiie province wi-th 853 Hfllllg from the central part. _.,_. friiiii east and south of 'ii‘lt)\\'ll niitl 4G3 cars from _ _ .1 lsuiiimcrsitic. Traffic mov- ._,._; w, rh- province also showed a

inst 1.372 last year in potatoes the .- huiiihr-r of carloads leav- e province consisted of live- itli 72 compared with I

New mproved Train Service For Tourists

MONTREAL. June 18 — New fmpftiYfhl train service for the convenience of tourists. vacation- '>:.\ lllll weekend travellers to ,<- illPl‘ resorts and benches by liar (‘nflifllllll National Railways was announced here today by J. T, lvhueford, manager passenger service bureau for the national gysitllll. The schedule changes will include the operatior. of many pJ-itt‘ lIitlllS and o1’ additional sleeping and parlor car services. To provide better service to handl- the tourist traffic to the famous Gaspe ptiu ..i the C. N. R. will in- ..u unto two new Sunday trains t.» (‘Pll Campbellton Maiapedia iziri Gaspe during the months of July August and September. The lrarhs ivrll connect at Matapedla viqth the main line Ocean Limited and Hen lll trains.

Thr r . international train. tlir tiull. operating between Bos- irri. Sn: . John. Moncton v and Halifax uill begin a new daily schedule on June 22nd. and until

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scptembtr 7th. to handle the inc number of United laT-lsts travelling to the

w and Quebec from the Eigiand cities.

Father iiowsett Sneaks . it Youth Convention

Ol‘l‘.»\\i'.'i, June l9—-(CP\-Rev. G .\' Drnvsett. Ottawa diocesan director of the Catholic Organiza- tiiai. iirllty told h, C.Y.O, meeting ‘mat Canadian Catholic Youth mus‘ it its rcligic-us principals into cvcr, l_\' life as n means of UhlliillW tlic non-Christian men- taiiii‘ pervading Canadian society. C7110. meeting. hefrtz held iuurtion with is the first convention Pllf‘ youth of n national

FOR MEN ONLY

‘the l‘ klmn "kayak" is for use by i hia :ii ; the woman uses an “\:;r‘nk."

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iiiilTiit. MARRIAGES. DEATHS

50c Per insertion

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BlAKtI-Ai. lllgh River, Alberta, Jtlnc 18th, 1947. to Mr. and Mrs. ‘Jlald lililke, 5 5931

JICMANON -- at the Pcirice Ed- Ellti Island Hospital. June 10th. ‘I Into Mr. and Mrs. Douglas ll. --\<‘l\:iiiinit. Earnsliffc. a son, Charles llobcrt.

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DEATHS

IAMSA! -At Baltic I i ll. William A. Ramsay. aged ‘I0 Pears. Funeral from the home of Keir Crater Saturday at 1.80 p. m.. followed by service in the United Church. Malpeque at 2 p. in. In- terment Malpeqiie,

WILLIAMS- Suddenly on Thurs- fll- June 19. J. Harry Willinms "M 68 years. mineral from Cen- iril Christian Church on Satur- my. service starting at. I o'clock. Rklmtnt Sherwood Cemetery. tiller; at his late residence, ti‘! lllllsboro Street.

ln Memos-lam

ml! loving memory rlinrdson who panned any lune

“d 5'5"". Connie nntl Hilda.

ii. ii. Mnctonn

UNDERTAKEB EMBALMER Charlottetown nnl

North Wiltlhlre Phone I0

,0... WPYQ shipped from the hov- ,_‘., w. the car ferry last month h“, were shipped for the corres-

DUMMIES,

al gain with six cai-loads _

increasing local and|

the lvlnrian. 551ml you what he did?" i

of lorry, "fir. 1946. Inserted by ammo.

Nlrylnnobnn lo Wtnnn Innpltnl ‘cflldllflll 0V0! ilnrnnn‘ Inill lento lhoifinnonilnntli, a. nnllrTillll .._‘_:_.

lChnrlottntnwn

.Ouild nun hold tn one elnnn room "It ‘flwrldlv nvonlnl. June 10th Th!‘ President, lltn n Mg.

A coroner's jury last right de-

...;;t..ii': month ul tut. u. The Cided there was not. sufflcmpt ovi- qu-m w" m m. an" _ (mm. "g eel corn for y. flee dince bnfore them to find hcw the “u, "m by u" “mmfm: L! r-wirmfl t“ 1575 "l" ""- m‘ 5"" MlcKiniwn. m Btu-or urer. Mn. J. cnlinghan. ‘The new- mc-‘M 5mm‘ cl‘"l°“"°“'"- film" to llli int: i-cmmittei- reported turning in

Even more noticeable wan the death, five dozen finished grmentn to the m that the number of cars of i Coroner Dr. J D. Mama gait l-hndrens- w.“ an...“ u“ winter

‘s alone was greater than ‘thereupon adjourned the inquest nwnnm

‘until ‘Hiursdayn May 36 hi‘ order M . . ‘to give the polite um. to ltrlng .0310??? gfllgyfljfdg; Evltfhz: “h” wlmm” “m” me 3"” Dltlents hi the children's ward hm; flxf-cgzfmft- ‘E66’ - rcrre- Mrs. .i. T. ruveii was Appointed John D biutlbomld flxllfifllé" delegate to attend the lnnunl wmvs: ca-d he r _- n14‘ 1 ‘L5 convention of the Maritime Coun- -. “ '_ ‘ ‘~ "l ~'l‘" °~ °' f-‘ll of Catholic Nurses to be held .own and kntw the deccascd. The in ganwbeuum m A“ u“ n \ Wllmis Willi Joli" Cfllle and ll"! decided to hold a ruimmd e “l: ‘late Mr. MscKinrion were w rk ng a; m, 9nd of the month g n on the loading of the Island Con- M," ‘he meeting ‘mourned a

neitcr" on Juno 4 and 5. WAness _‘ ‘ t. l 1"" tlivm about 3 46 u m . Q3313... lvlvnetr: ltlfvrlssJ Télli. f?” Thursday, June 5. The tl‘€81'~f.‘.i Mn; J; T_ Revel] 'M'"' J EGMS‘

flrllgierrélaxifjildnoggiafl‘: per ‘Guigan and Miss Marion Boylan. formed an autopsy an the bjdy of the late Ewen Moi-Kipper. at 9.15 on the morning of Juitc 16, From lube condition of ihl.‘ lungs, the de-l (‘cased had bccn ')l‘t'1\lll'.I_‘_l when, _ "X he went into the watcr, Tie lungs (colli-mmd 3°11‘! P386 l) “V914? fllll Of Witter and there were gggflgfifiglgg “_’“'<“"“" - _ . ._ y. Er. JL. Walker .".:.:'i".:..".:..:1:t..:""1..ri":i.:..;“"rr o. .. m; hcirt Wllifll‘ Allin‘ ivitiics ‘aide $110“ OfGAm-iculture’ Madman‘ * Y i ‘ '_~ H s ‘t _- 'is.. and M. Tait of Mcrntrea‘. 233;‘ amgpcelrtliliidrlyijt 2511': xiii‘; Qixficc division o.f horticulture lo: itself, witness said. but it couli m. lssitmdgs opeiflimtd mm.“ have caused deceased to ‘all cver- ' o“ guns‘ B55! m an“ board The <t.omac‘ and Iintcstinabecton productlc“ service’ of we ‘met INN, “rnww ‘l Dagiimon‘ Agriculture Department. _,.,_ j “ _, v _ _ y‘ o of Lie role of Canadian seed rtlglfdREiiiabLS tgliiliiuiiiiitltlrr in gffigablishlng fwd pm" ._ ,__ c n in .po. #2112313" fifiilenlgentttg? dxsathrltvtag gem“ the w“ Camd“ h“ °l" waused by drowning- taincd most of it; vegetable seed Asked to "KP-lain. Wk" blcoi film‘ mm“ “d "M" "nm ‘mp ‘flowed ‘reel ~ from one to“ "flier plies were cut off it was necessary the body hall tefii broun" asiior- i to 5m“ mailing h” “uysflvei IDr Show expressed iigtiuflfilfliOll‘ §s‘,f.fi.,,l’.'§§‘l°"‘f§ prfifiamsh we): ithat removal of the body from the‘ {Gulf “éamfiauxéxpétéde lwater likely caused aibrnsioiis to um lthe membrane of the ear thus 81-‘ n ltfixoaopogo lion?“ o! ‘ad’ t; esen rig a ti 3 per cent ilovring vongestietl blood to c'.oape.l pr. - John Coyle said lic and the l-t? ploductm-I’ Mr. MflcKlflilOfl did the same lcinclt of work, that cf potato PIBDCCILQH. 5Wittiess had worked with the d:-; ceased on June 5. They had walk- ed over to the warehouse of the

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lAsscclatcd Shippers together Mr. __‘_ _ ____ _____ .Ma-cKimion appeared normal in‘ nuns. would be ne..essar\,_ _ ' ‘evfrl’ W33’ “Hlllelis had l9" "ll" Mr. Williams was the son of the

Jabout 4.40 pm.. June 5, at the :fo0t of Great George Stiect. near‘ idie Bruce stewai-t Wharf

l Elmer McLaughlin, 212 Kent‘ ‘ Street. City. raid he was, t sol-in- law of the deceased. Ht: liftd rot lsnen tihc dccoziscd since Sittrtlay. May 31 - | Percv Vail. louver Queei Street, City. said he was working Frcavl

late Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wil- hams of this City. He was born in Charlottetown in 1878 and af-

Nc\v' Glasgow. P. E. 1‘. where tie attended the New Glasgow High SJChOOl. After graduating from igh school he attended the Char- lottetown Business College whore, cn completing his own studies. he

morning. June 6, Tcpaltmg his taught penmanshlp ‘m. some (‘lllmllell Abfilll 9 dllilfk 13"" time, He was later employed with marinas-We Award F“‘-’-@*-"iiohc'r'i'"'iniirher‘and’ Co. and then

nix-liking iiiortli, and said: "The rain [is not over yet."

hccamc the accountant for (lharlottetown Light. and Power

Goteborg "You feel we °f W“ Co. (HOW the Maritime Electricl ldmlilficlililll?" t where hrwas employed for about. Wltntifil "Y" ' I10 years. After his retirement a.-

Wltnccs said he did not know w-hcthcr the accessed liacl bzca T11 witness's shop that morning, Wit- ncss was working c.i a stage mrvt of the morning. James Philip; we? working with vvntness at tho t‘m:~ the deceased went by Clifton Koc- iin-ii spoke l) the tvltriefs after the disappearance qt MacKiriiion hail become kncivvl and askccl the nil- ness: "Is flint the mail who P855" ed hert- thc other morning and I

lion with the Charlottetown Fur Sales Ltd. uiitil this firm closed down. and recently took a. posi- tion as accountant for the Edison fjiectric where he was employed at the time of’ his death.

Mr. Williams was an active member of the Central Christian church for many years. At his death he was an elder and treas- urer. lfc was a charter member of Empire Lodge No. 10 Knights of Pyt-liias. organized here in 1899. and was always active in the or- pnnization. He was also a mem- ber of the Masonic Lodge. the Odd Fellows and the Sons of England.

He is survived by his widow.

. Elmer McLaughlin ire-called) said the dcccascd lind bccn home ‘Thursday cvciiing. June 5. and 31nd had his SUPP"-

Joseph Dunning mid he was aii apprentice Jeweller. A watch, raid ‘to belong to the late Ewvm Mac- Kinnon was plriccd in his 118K155 for examination. Tlic hands of the watch rircre stoppol at 225. $01119 Hvgter 3.3;! gotten into the lilflttlh 43ml tl-ic main itpflng was broken. iWitncss said the stibjecticn of B .watcli i\'Ol‘tl'Oll ones wrist to cold water‘ could cause the mzfin -‘D?1l‘-R to break. It. was the opinion cf witness that the btczik iii they spring was a recent one. The stip- ping of the watch could he caused‘

son of Charlottetown and by three sons and a daughter. The sons- iire. Gordon with Morell and Co.. Lloyd with the Department of Transport, both of Charlottetown. and Benjamin. a student at Mac- rlonnld Agriculture College, Que- hcc, The daughter is Jean. Mrs. Bruce Meet-can of Lower Monta- gue. A sister. Miss Agnes Wil- liams of Charlottetown also sur-

eltihei- by its being full of water m’ vives. by the breaking of the spring, Funeral services will be held Fred McOarey said he was U-ll- from the Central Christian

Church Saturday afternoon.

Largest Shipment 0f Holstein Heifers To ilnltotl Kingdom

‘loading hay on Buntaiin and Bell's‘ .Wharf, Thursday nilrhl. June 5.; {when he saw the late Mr, Mac- Kinnon. The time was about l! 40. Mr. MacKirinon spoke to tthe wit- ness. 'I‘hat was the last time wit- lness 5;.” the dcceased. The next. lnmriiing two little boys came Iillll asked witneu if he had seen Mr. MacKhinon that morning. Witness said “nO,." The deceasld ruptured normal when win-tel loft lib y Thursday nlflht- ; Chester Show of’ the Dmnlnion lflgplflmanfl of Agriculture glld all: Abe impaction Rporte of the de-‘ logged up to Juli! B PM 595" Itimied in. Witness seid the de- ‘reaoed had -‘old Mr. William MI!- Leod of the Department tihet hohead were later transferred on ‘was not feeling well and had aboard the BB. Manchester Pro- pain in his chest. ‘grass and will sell from Montreal on. Butlcr of the city Police "d today- he received a onll about! pmn] From Murce Forms. Lindsay, JgmQ 1o, saying tihero was a body‘ Ont.. owned by W. J. Murphy one in tfhe water of! Btmtain and BeTs of the oldest and largest export- Whnrf. Witness notified the Ere er: of dairy cattle in the Dominion Department and three firemen they are the flmt of three nlrnllat- were out in a bOat and brought tnwditpmentn to be made thin yen- to the body viii-itch was standing "P-rllngtiund and Wnlon. ‘The pure- rtght hi the water about two feet- tweed liedfcrs are being bought in under water. The body was towed the Dominion for breeding pur- ‘to the Queen's Wharf and the porno to restock dairy herds in the coroner summoned. Witness did United Kingdom farms dopletnd “on bu»; ‘mo had phoned in the during tho wnr. Included iri the can i150 pedigree cattle in g special heifer purchased from the arm»

The jury comprised Messrs, By-. m. Brawn, foreman. Harry Hardy, tlon Milk Farms at Battle. Wnnh., valued at $2.000; another is the

yAbcn MncLean. Howard Mclnnls._

MONTREAL, Que., Juno 19- ‘The largest shipment of pedigreed Holstein heifers to- the United Kingdom since before tho war arrived here yesterday by Cam.- dlan National Railways. The 150

imwiey Qfqgkett. t Cudmcre, tlaiyhter of sovereign. n furious ‘m4 George suthcrland, On aria purebrend and is worth

__...__._- SL500. gggy (my; Duflng the put. Monty-live

yearn Mr. Murphy hnn nhlppnd cattle to nearly every country It the world, including Chile. Punrto Rico, Argentina. C oi u m b f l, Uruguay. Cuba. Newfoundland. tidied states, Mexico. Dominion and Chine-

THOROLD. OnL-(C Pl-MAY

I n; the buoleet month in 10 yonrs ‘for the police department of this 'Nf.ega.rn Peninsula town. with 45 cases coming up in must-strife! notirt and 122 complaint: receivqi.

the ,

bout 15 years ago he took n. posl- f

the former Clemm Barbara 5imp-. lplnk and white

m: mentor-wrong GUARIIAN

lemon nnnnninn

-._... nnlnnnhvnaeveeq-pq betndunetllng

CORNWALL pastoral charge - Services for Sunday. June 2a, [f] no follows: New Dominion ii |_ m.. Kingston. a p. m.; Cumwgll 7-30 n- m- Sunday school ii l. m. Rev. A. D. McKenlie. speaker.

NORTH RIVER. pastorate Services for Sunday. June 22 are M fellow Lon: Creek li B. m. Clyde-River 3 n. m. Kingston mo it‘. m. Rev. Athol Roberts. Minis- er.

ISLAND con acron ARRIVES ~—Tl‘i8 freighter "Island Connec- l.°l‘" arrived In Charlottetown lag! evening from Montreal with a mixed cargo. When re-loaded she will leave for Si. John's. New. foundlarid.

CITY POLICE COURT - At. the City Police Court yesterday a!’ ninn charged with being drunk

,r.nd incapable was fined $5 and. costs or 10 days. while a. man ‘charged with speeding was fined W15 and costs or 20 days.

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THE PRESBYTERIAN in Canada. Brookfield Services next Lords Day as fol- lows: Brookfield ll a. m.. Sunday. school 10 a. m.; Hartsville, Sun-" day school 2 p. m.. service at 3': Hunter River at 7.30 p. m. Rev. James MaoGowon will be guest speaker at Hunter River service. Donald Nicholson. Minister.

Church charge.

, PLAY AT BELFAST HALL — The Si. Peters A.Y.P.A. Concert and Play Group put on a splendid- eveningb entertainment at tihe Bel- fast Hall Wednesday night under .thc auspices of the Belfast Home ‘Association. The play

was “Music At The Cross Roads‘ ,

directed by Stuart Dixon. amd was

played to a. capacity house. After the chow the players were served ‘~ refreshments by the, ladies of that district.

presented i

Gnnlilntnn In Provincial Flnil

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A III"! of candidates for n podnibln provincial election rovealh W" "t! Prvlmatve Conservative Party has nominated men for all ' but one of the 15 districts in the three counties. The noly diltflct lflllilhl to date. Second Kings.

On U10 00116!’ hlffl Llbflfllg hlyg nominated candidates ill-only one district in the Province. Although there is much talk heard of g pos- l sible election. the Government, "W" l" IPPIFQYlf-ly not consider- ing the matter.

‘The present strength of the Leg. islature is Liberals 20. Conserva- tives 10. The only Liberals nom- ‘tnated to dale arc F. W. ‘Rantsrtv and Hector Richard u. First Dis- l trict of Prince.

The Conservatives nominated to date in Prince County districts are First. J. Donald Campbell and Clarence Morrissey: Second. P. N. Mi-Caull and Foster Sharpe; Trill-ll, Peter Gallant and Edward Arm-ll; Fourth. Heath strong and John J Pillman; Fifth, E. H. Strong and J. F‘. McNeill.

In the Queens County districts , the nominations are. First Walter .' MavKcnzie and Ernest Holm; Second, R. R. Bell and Philip. Matheson; Thitrd J. A. Gillies and . J. J. MacDonald; Fourth. D. J, Riley and M. W. Wood; Fifth. W. J. P. Mar-Milieu. present leader of

lhyn r.n.n. frowned 0n ilonry Iniinon ,For ii. S. Prnnitinnt

WASHINGTON. June 1b~tAPi— Jn-men A. Farley ntd today that the lnte President Roosevelt told . him he dtd not think the Demo- crats should run Henry A. Wallace for president in 1940 because "you never know ivliiit Henry will do."

Farley, former chairman of the Democratic national committee. , related the story in the second of a Colliers magazine series of art- icles on "Why I broke with Roose- velt."

Tho llamv of Wallace. thcii Sec- retary of Agriculture. canic up in tiitinei" i-onversatro-n at the “iliite House April l2. 193B. Farley said.

‘The currcnt lRooscve-lt as a man who thought

former Mayor L3 Guardia of New

York had a "swelled head" and considered Henry Murgerithau, fo-rniei" Secretary of the Trcasunv, “fusshudget." Farley said ht- told Rooscvelh in discussing La Guardia for Gover- llOl‘ of New York:

"L3, Guardia has g swellld head. and it's my guess that h0- has presidential aspirations."

Once, said Farley. when he ash- cd about Morgeiithaus health, the Prcsirirnt rclilied lightly:

“Oh, Henry works himself up.

the Opposition and D. L. Math- . While I was av. .iy he was terribly" eson. ‘ concerned about tlie tripartite In King‘: County districts the lagresment between the Unit/ed-

riominations are, First. Dr. A. A. ;States. France and Britain on Mac-Donald and John McLean; _money stabilization. Second. none; 'I‘l'ii.rd, J. A. Mac- i “I'll have to rub his brow and

D id dLlH ' ‘bi l "lt.“ ' u°.‘1-i.-..?“M.éi.'f... “"51; Fi-‘iiiii i h” ‘ 1 i ’--—»~ ! McFarlane; Fifth, D. A. McLean‘ i

and l". Johnston. I

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i merit. exhibits entered by the ' Crown included three suicide icmlllllllfld "0111 988a i) iiotes allegedly penned by the

fi t blcnde bride. and a lengthy state- f institutions and the habits of think-

the traditions and loyalties. The small courtroom started to,

WINS SCHOLARSHIP -—Mlss Pihyllis M. Alt/Keri. Charlottetown. 4th year Prince of Wales College student, is among the winners cf a ‘special entrance scholarship at .Dal-housie University’, according to lan anncumcrunent issued yesterday by the Dalhoiisie Faculty of Arts ‘and Science. The scholarship is ‘valued at S150 a year, subject to entering. with complete matricula-

tci- his father's death. moved to . tion to a course in arts. science or and ‘we mgnlzame M

‘commerce and to maintaining the H-equired standard of scholarship. Of tit-to trn scholarship winners

Miss Aitkrtn is the only one frcm r

l this Province. l

l TO CHECK LIGHTS. BRAKES --Inspector Anderson of the R. C. P. announced last night niotcfsts found this week-end .operati-ng vehicles with improper iughts c-t‘ brakes would be pro- lsecuted. He said a check of lights I and brakes had béiifimgiilflgncn’ rai-

| being let off with a wamliis. How_ ‘ever, it was found that that pro- ;cedure was very little value and "ow offenders would be taken to court. The Inspector said that the iperceritage of offenders found in the check to date had been “very, very small."

ENJOYABLE SHOWER- — The home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rob- erts was the‘ scene of a happy 0:- casion on Monday, June 16th when friends of their daughter Ruth whose marriage is to take place Juine 24th gathered to tender her a. miscellaneous shower. The bride- to-be entered the living room es- corted by Mrs. Robert MacKenzie lwho placed her under a prettily de- corated arcih of apple blossoms and streamers. She ‘was then presented Wi-lll a bouquet 0f spring flowers by her Ivirinsome little neice Marilyn Ford. The many lbea/utlful gifts were opened lb y Mrs. Lincoln MacRae and Mrs. Emmerson lilacLcod while the Micompanyimg verses were read by Miss Helen Lord. Ruth in her usual pleasing manner thanked all present for their beautiful and useful gidts then all joined in singing For She's A Jolly Good Fellow. After spending an enjoy- able evening of dancing and sing- ing all departed wishing Ruth every hlpplneea.

Personals

Rt. Rev. R. C. Mnreasli. Territor- lgl Bishop of the Evangelical Clitlmh 0d Nova. Scotti. is visiting diarlotitetow-n and l: planning te condiuct a series of religious meet- ings here. '