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noNDON. June .0 - (Thurs- dm __ (op) - The King's birth- “y honors, released may. T9998‘ ‘m, publlC servioe by a long list o: citizens, many of them in the

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"ti"... whom knilhhhooda or orders were conferred are W131! known. Only three P9918806 l" oreatzd -- baronles for 001. Sir Al; Webb-Jo , president of m, Royal College of Qurswns: Sir wiliism F3. Taylor,’ 08. railway ‘m1 canal commissioner, and ‘IKE. Williams, member of the Nation- l1 Council of labor-

Aniong those receiving knight- hoods are CB. Cochran, '76, famed theatrical producer and manager. and William Gllliatt, gynaecolo- ‘m attending Princess Elisabeth during her pregnancy" and who attended the Duchess of Kent when he; children were born.

Walter de 1a Mare, author and ptﬁt, is made a Companion of Honor. So is Rev. 11.13. Lewis. blind gongrogational minister, who h s written scores of hrymns in We .

(jhristppher Chancellor, general mangggi‘ of Reuters News Agrnoy, is made a Companion of St. Mich- ael and St. George.

Only one new Privy Councillor i. named Sir Prank Soskice, solicitor-general.

The hulk of the awards are for members of Government depart- iuents. Sir llric Machtig, pennan- ent undersecretary of the Corn- monwealth Relations Office,‘ be- comes a Knight Grand Cross of st, Michael and St. George.

J.J.S. Garner. assistant secre- iary in the Commonwealth Rela- lions Office and former United Kingdom Deputy I-Iigh Commis- sioner at Ottawa. is made a corn- panlon of the order. Alexander Robson Bruce, British trade com-

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Executive officers of Dominion and Provincial party associations, mem- bers of Parliament and Legislatures, and other Progressive Conservative supporters who attended the first of the conferences on co-operative efforts held in Monoton recently. Front row (left to right) Mayor N. d. Sanford, Amherst, N. 8.; John Wood, lil.P.P., for King's County. N. 8.; Miss lililda Reason, Winnipeg, national rganizer of Progressive Con- servative women's anoeiations. Presently on Maritime tour; B. Roy Holman. Charlottetown. Dominion vlee president for the Mlﬂﬂmgj n“! conference chairman; Frank Pl Stanfield. Truro; N. 'S.. M.P. for Col- oheeter-llants; lion. Dr. W. J. P. Maolillllan. M.I'.P.. Charlottetown, Leader of the Opposition in Prince Edward Island Legislature; Hon.

Club. It is a prelude to the city's 200th anniversary program irr 194a, which is expected to include the Miss Canada finals for that year.

Five In Finals For - (Miss Halifax Grown

svnriuaiirir-zm c. w. L. ANNUAL - MEETING

HALIFAX, June 9 -- (C?) — Fl ii ll i th , . , _ ‘figslssés lillhgogpguagnea'fo;‘. m: Jamesl PillIiSh. tsuniinerfield. i948 Miss l-lalifax crown were.“ M‘ a;“é“,r;1“°e1“3 ‘m Sim‘ chosen in the contest‘s sevrni-finaliﬂnuftaberag! zémbelffeagiiselfiedllrigﬁ h (M! .

eTliey tie, Miss Margaret Bus-kill,’ bapwié‘? rees- Th? hm‘ tace, Dalhousle University arts ' ‘ '5' mm“. cum’ ‘iiesided-

The Catholic Women's Ltcague of

mlssioiier at Ottawa, is awarded lstudent; Miss Jean Ferguson, sec-IT“ chapm“ Re“ Eugene “Iiura-i’

the Order of the British Empire.

There are many awards for re- search work. Acting Air Commo- dore Frank Whittle, recently given £100,000 6400.000) for developing i‘ jot aircraft engine, is appointed a‘ Knight Commander of the Or- der of the British Empire.

Philip Gruchy, general-manager of the Anglo-Newfoundland Development Company Limited, is appointed a Commander of the British Empire. '

Qtner Newfoundlanders receiv- ing O'B.PJ.’s are Jll. Burridge, dir- ector of crown lends and surveys, W11. Dawe, president of the Great. War Veterans‘ Association, New- foundland, J.f... Gullage, New- foundland Government Steamers, ME. Ha/wco.‘ former Minister of Post and Telegraphs, .R.C. Alsop, Supreme court deputy registrar. and Jl-f. Blaclornoro, "Chipping “rd Sea] Fisheries Dqpgrknpnt,

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Lima. capital

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remry; Mi” Terry Monaghan" Zigcned the meeting by reciting the teacher of music; Miss Jessie Mor- thaw‘ pray“ The °°°"°i§Y-V ""5 rison, Dalhcoisle arts student; and e mmuws o‘ we Prevm“ ‘MS?’ w» c c:.:::..::::.::"::: szzzlzzssls: danc . ~ Thglgfinalists were announced by h” Yew" mumved b? the 59"?‘ Provincial Industry Minister l-lar-‘mry 5 3"“! “Sum” P" °l Wnlch 01d Connolly‘ chairman of hhhwere interesting and very satisfac- board of Judi” Mum. o; ca.“ tory. The Secretary reportedefgh-t monies at the semi-finals, held in mmlhly meeim!‘ We" h¢k1—"1lh a crowded theatre, was Mayor 5 P!“ "P "fllmbershili 0f Eel/Hill» 1E (Gee) Ahem o; Haul,“ an increase of ten over previous From the five beauties selcctedyelf- TM PrB-ildent ﬁtter-doth til: may. on, Wm b, chosen ,,t m, annual convention in Charlotte- first annual Halifax press ‘balllwwﬂ and the Past Prleldtnt was sawrday u “Mm 3.11;“ 194,3"|$¢lit as a delegate, to the National and later will be sent to Hamiltc-n COXWBHLIOH 1!! QUF-Wl- . u, comp“, 1n p“; M15, Cgnlda‘ Donations were made to the T, B. contest for prizes totalling $l0,0OD,1-91\8\l¢. Red CTN-S. St. Vincent's in scholarships. |Orphannge and Sisters of service. Thgrg 11¢" 59mg m entries and, One hundred dollars was voteo for Mr. Connolly said the live had the St. Martha building fund of been selected for personality, et- which seventy-five has been paid tractiveness, talent, charm and ti; Theupaster was remember- ‘pgfgg, e w a g i; at Christmas. Masses _'I‘he contest is being conducted were offered for living and deceas- for the Halifax bicentenary com-Ied members. Sick and bereaved mittee by the Halifax Men's Pressp/vere remembered with cards. Two Club and the Nova Scotia Branch delegates attended the T. B. an-

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of the Canadia Women's Press nual mcetin .»0ne of the members

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Central Royo Presentation at P. W.

M". Allison Mo Notional

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Mr- Wilfred "to Mo»?

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DF PRIIIGE EDWARD ISLAND

Prince of Wales Goliege Auditorium Wednesday 6c a: Thursday June 16 and 17

Registration — Wednesdoy - IO- ll AM.

— Program ’ for Wednesday Evening -

Presiding—Mrs. W. F. A. Stewart. President P. El. W.L

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' Citetlotlby Mrs. George Merlin, New Peri-Ii Collection in old of the Oipiioneges

Address Mantel Health

Medical Superintendent Poieonwood Hospit-

Selections Spring Pork Glee Club

God Save the ifiag

A‘ Speakers er other sessions will be:

"ivWersliiphI. Ierie MacDonald, Mayor of Charlottetown "Pii- W. P. A». tun», Minister of Agriculture Mgr‘? , .~ . p _ sum, Minister of Education Ni .‘ Allison wit, President Prl. i. Federation , Mm GerdeiLMaeMﬂion, Mn. Julian liar- ” Martin, Mrs. Reginald-Mediation. Miss‘

collected for the Children's Relief Fund and received e. generous sum. Several of the members attended the lay retreat at Notre Dame, A membership drive for the C. W. L. scholarship association was made with fifty members paying s. dol-

r. The chaplain gave a very inspir- ing address in this very worthy project encouraging the members to keep up their interest in the girls scholarships. The financial report showed all national and diocesan obligations and all bills paid. During the year the sum of $9l2.25 was taken in. of which $500.65 was paid into church fund. $30.00 was spent on general obligations and donations leaving a balance of $80.60. The election of officers then took place I -all officers were re-eleciod with I the exception of the secretary. Mrs. =,Alfred Curiay was elected secre- tary. A vote of thanks was tender- ed to retiring Mrs. Austin Murphy _0n motion meeting adjourned.

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Institutes

VICTORIA -- (GP) — Etteri- slve: aerial surveys for mapping ‘of British Columbia will be carried out (this slimmer, it was announc- .,ed by Hon. Efl‘. Kenney, minister :0! lands and forests. Ground part- |ies will also operate in various

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Y"?! C- Black, Amherst, N. 8.. M.P., for Cumberland:

Firth, public stenogrs ‘

MlﬁMllllh. secretary of P.E.l. '

§°$;(I3,l‘lli|e‘lil, ghalrlottetown. vice president of P.E.I. Association. Back bu“ Mgr s" t; Mioncton; Alfred C. Mllner._Amherst; J. R. Mac- s ﬂ- - - -. our s. .E.I., R. L. Stanfield. Halifax, president of Nova °° l Allilciﬂi-iﬂh. W. Henry Mallard, Souris,

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General Assembly Addressed By Miss M. Webster

TORONTO-(OEU-"Most of the worlds youth wants Christianity, not Communism, Fascism or any other isms," Rev. A. Ian Burnett of Ottawa last night. told tne 74th General Assembly of tlie Presbyterian Church in Canada.

Assembly sittings are scheduled today to deal with recommendat- ions by the Committee for evan- gelism and social action. Two of these urge church study of intern- perance in Canada. more stringent censorship of motion pictures and

increased production of religious films. Mr. Burnett said it is the re-

sponsibility of the whole church to train young people so that tiie “future of the world and of the church" may be left in their hands.

A shortage of ministers hampers Protestant churches in Canada to- day, he said. He said this occurred because university-trained people are paid better in other oc- cupations and because the church doesn't provide "economic security for ministers." l

Miss M. Webster of Charlotte- town, P. E. I., national secretary of girls‘ work. said the church ‘is sponsoring youth organizations a- cross the Dominion.

"Often the church is criticized for doing nothing for youth,” she said. "That is grossly untrue..."

Earlier, Rev. A. C. Stewart of Midland. Ont. said the church's administration board does not favor sending an official to Great Britain to encourage immigration to Canada because, said Dr. Stew- art. the immigration project might "involve a very great outlay."

UNION ROAD SCHOOL

The following ls the report of Union Road School for the month of May: _

Grade X-l. Doreen Duffel.

Grade IX—1. Roland Living- stone.

Grade VIII-i. Mildred Hardy; 2. Margaret Gill: 3. Donnie Arm- strong. ‘

Grade Vl-l. James Gill; 2. Ken- neth Bryent .

Grade V- . Hollis Newman and Blair Ravenhill (equal).

Grade III—1. Joan Bryenton: 2- Jtlilflita Hardy; 2. Harvey Living- S ODE.

Grade II-l. Sylvia Newson: 2.

Judy Bryenton; 3. Elizabeth Gill. Grade I (Al-Cedric Newson. Grade I (B)-1. Eugene Gray; 2.

George Gill.

__ -Teacher: Glenn Curley.

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'" f w” ~ int of this i t re. Named afte the airport where it was christen-

. ed and Him“! Vi; ‘ghryteiimtrglaiton like ‘i’: shown on the prz-operationsl lineup at one of the airtlelds "at canaiiiaa lomber brow in Yorkshire prior to v-si Day. a Canadian Lancaster. this air- craft was christened at Melton almost. some». w Al?!" former-Sal: Officer Commlinzilng the csnsiliaa loin ber Orwe-

. Second Row-R. L. Burge, lil.P.P., St. Petefa 51y. l’. E. I.; Robert A. McAliister, Falrvilie, N. 3., MP3,, for saint John County; flurry T. lilacKenzie, Halifax, secretary of Nova soot]; Association: D. L. Mathieson. M.P.P., Charlottetown; J. Philip M “

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JAMES D. MUBCHISON

It was with the deepest sorrow and regret that a host of friends and relatives learned of the death of James D. Murchiso at his home in Mt. Buchanan on ay 11th, in his 79th year. lie was a son of the late Capt. D. N. and Annie lCa-mllbeli) Murchison and the second last survivor oi a family of sixteen, '

He was a true and loyal member of Belfast United Church. served faithfully as an rider for many Years and took an active part in all its activities. lie will be greatly missed in the heme, community and church. Mr. Murchison was a 300d neighbour and n. kind friend to all. both young and old.

lie leaves to mourn his sorrow- lng widow, (Janet Stewart). one daughter, Annie (Mrs. Kenneth MacRaei. two granddaughters and one sister, Harriet, Mrs. Chas. Smith, Maine.

The funeral, which was largely attended took place from his home on May 13th. The service was conducted by Rev. Dr. Quigley, St. John's Church, Belfast. who _spoke svords of (hope and comfort Ito the bereaved.

lie was laid to rest in the family plot, Polly Cemetery.

Pallbearers were: .5011, Jolin Morrison. iJchn Nicholson. Donald ‘Klllllml, C. l). lilfacLeod.

Hector Morri- Lmke Gillie. Mac-

(‘ARD 0F THANKS

Mrs. J. D. Murchison and daught- er wisli to express their heartfelt appreciation for kindness received during their bereavement, also lo those who sent floral tributes, letters andcards of sympathy.

FANNING SCHOOL .

The following is the honor ro.l for the month of May:

Grade X-1. Ralph Champion; 2. William Auld.

Grade IX-—l. Anabel Auld: 2. Frances MaoKinnon; 3. Joan Bcairsto.

Grade VIII-i. Jane MacKinnon; 2. Vivian Bryanton; 3. Junior Mac- Kenzie. ‘

Grade VlI—i. Mary MacNutt; 2. Mary MaoGougan: 3.Donsld Beair- sto.

Grade VI—1. Vernon MacKen- zie.

Grstde V—-l. David Chisholm; 2. Terry Stewart: 3. Lois Bryenton. .

Perfect attendance: Verne. Bry- eiiton. Mai-y MacGougan, Mary MacNutt, Vernon MacKenzle, Allen Gallant. Georgie Lockhart, Clar- ence Gallant, David‘ Chisholm. Terry Stewart.

Highest average: Mary Mwmlii- 96%.

Teacher: Alice D. Lockl-iart. Primary Dept:

Grade V-l. Joyce Bryanton; 2. Ralph Craig; 3. Shirley Green.

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Men's “Clothing

40 only Men's English Worsted Suits Blues. Greys and Browns. Sizes 35 to 42 - - - -

25% off"

25 Men's Spring Top Goats

25% off

Greys and Pawns.

75 pairs Men's Tweed Pants Sizes 30 to 38 only - - - -

331/370 0ft

25 Men’s Fav/n Trench Goats

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Tweed and Gabardine r

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50 Men's Wool Felt lists Grey, Browns, Blues. Sizes ~7 i-B, 7 1-4. 1 3-8

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Grade IV Sr.—l. Betty Bealrsto; 2. Eldon MacKenzle; 3. Audrey Hveairsto.

Grade IV Jr.—1. Mae Silliker; 2. Charles Bryariion; 3. Ronald Chisholm.

Grade III Sr.—i. David Cross; 2. Annelalne Gallant.

Grade III Jr.—l. Audrey Mac- Kenzie; 2. Georgie Craig; 3. Mary Jorgensen.

Grade 11-1. Percy MaoGougan: 2. Mabel Beairsto; 3. Alfred Wall. Grade I Bra-l. Cliﬂord Beair- sio: 2. Robert Brysnton.

Grade I Jr.—-(No testsi: Receiv- ed same number of stars; Gloria Bryanton, Margaret Cross, Mary Woodside and Kenneth .stews.rt. Highest average for month, 97.7% -Audrey MacKenzle.

Perfect attendance: Joyce Bry- anton. Audrey Bealrsto. Charles Bryanton. David Cross. Mary Jor- gensen. Audrey MacKenzie. Geor- gie Craig, Winston Bryanton, Ms- bei Beali-sto. Margaret Cross. Teacher: Olive G. Green. Primary Dept. for April:

Grade V-1. Joyce Bryanton; 2. Ralph Craig; 3. Preston Beairsto. Grade IV Sr.-1. Betty Beairsto", 2. Eldon MacKenzie; 3. Audrey Beairsto.

Grade IV Jr.-l. Charles Bryan- lon; 2. Mae Silllker and Ronald Chisholm (equal): 3. Heath Wall. Grade III Sr.—-1. Annelairie Gal- lant; 2. David Cross.

Grade III Jr.—1. Audrey Mac- Kenie; 2. Mary-lorgensen; 3. Geor- gie Craig.

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CITY SGIIDDI.

Parents who inland lo send their children to Seheei

September for the first time ere

the 28th June with the Principal of Hie School they

send them to.

Pupils for Grade I must be at least sir years at age by 3hr next- Daeernber to entitle them to enter School not! Sep-

ieinber.

No pupil will be allowed to attend School unless success- fully vaccinated. This should be attended to during summer

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Grade 11-1. Percy MacGougai-i and Alfred Wall (equal); 2. Mabel Bearisto.

Grade I Sr.-1. Clifford Besirsto; 2. Robert Bryanton.

Grade I Jr.—l. Gloria Bryantor.

Highest monthly average: Aud- rey MacKenie, 95.3%.

Perfect attendance: Joyce Bry- anton. Catherine Roach, Ralph Craig, Preston Beairsto. Eldon MacKenzie, Charles BryantomDav- id Cross, Audrey MacKenzie, Win- ston Bryanton, Mabel Beairsto.

Teacher: Olive G. Green.

BRACKLEY SCHOOL Report for May: Grade IX-I. Vincent Newson. Grade VIII-l. Vera Newson; 2.

Velda Proude; 3. Irene Newell.

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requested is enrol than Ho}: intend to

Grade VII—l. Thelma nausea‘; 2. Shirley Prowse; 3. Greta Prouda.

Grade VI-i. Mervil Saunders.

Grads V-i. Gail Prowse. f

Grade 1V (SrJ-I. Frances llam- ahan and Ernest Roper (equal).

Grade IV (Jr.)-1. Wallace Jacl- son; 2. Douglas Newell.

Grade I-No tests.

Perfect attendance: Vera New- son, Velda Proudle, Stanley Jack- son, Thelma NewsoihGretaPrmde, Shirley Prowse. Mervil Saunders. Frances Ranahan. Ernest Roper, Douglas Nowell, Wallace Jackson."

Highest average in senior grades -Vincent Newson, 87%. .

Highest average in junior grades —Frances Ranahan. and llrnea Roper (equal), 90%. -

Teacher: Lucy Carver.

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