I:

Eduard Is . Aid, under orandszand.

Lcsmurani, my performance 0t the tour trays

hlliilill, M. D. Murphy, Frank Sliiliil. Jo-eph Dtiron, Hector MacLecd and L. C. Mclsaac.

hizrtin was drowned while swimmln in River. It is un erstood he got out l.r the channel too fa: and D91“ and COHHHHA‘ i.

CAMPBELL-At P. E. Island Hos- Kiln], August 7, 1940, to Mgkfland

ld, .".i.~...°°““‘°‘°“““"’°“'”'° ‘ Gunner Recovered

THOMPSON t P ‘I. lhl-andlos- .

fixer. going-f), . 1w. w w. md From Ottawa River ‘S.

("Zetrtherine ycaseley) city. a dlllflh- l‘.

TUPLIN -— M Hospital. Imefilt no. Mrs. Gooego .

Buntain of Whealbie Rhee and Vi-

ola Grace Bell of Sable. Oil-On Mic. 7, i940, at the Freeland - Rev. Herbert un-

QT-EEVES-BOS-md Georgetown,

u» A . n. l. . Rev. John tam“

M. . educatiori. uauvhwr of Jlr- I114

{AGE EIGHT _ The Gentral Guardian!

This column ls reserved inr new: ol locsl interest but advertising I newsy nalu-e may be inserted ai 6 cenls ~ \\'I.ll'\| strict-y pa, able in advance.

CONFEDERATION Lll-‘E INSUR- INCL‘. L-htau-l-"zi-sii

O as

PHILATELIS IIAYING collec- tions for sine phone 132.

L-B-IZ-lhl rm. COFH-ZE lllld substantiall rcliesiiinoiits. any hour". Prince

Hflopltill Ladies L-5l6-8-l3-2l.

I-‘UR OLD, 1x. 'it_e popular Jlltllt Lnlntlfi flit.‘ new on suit: “rt-p, Stores unii at Uld Spain The; are good tor it"-

and LLYL’ transicrabie. ‘i'he price is vim" $1.25. idol-lot

(‘.-\.\'.\l)l.\“.' LIZ GXON- Ex-Scr- vice iilfll i'L'fjll£>.('(l to met-t

l. ol Water 5L, at toils um. on iulstui; Auo". lltui l0 attend the funeral of Liunitet" Henry Lite of the U.A.S.F. L-olB.

Llllflll]

LU!) TO lllit

tne Lite rie sun ‘ircnrcre w " int in; ll LilL‘ It‘ (J-IJHUL’ Ol illS S. '

hi1‘, Ilaiiipsliirc, ye.»- flllLlillliJll, illlq was largely

FUNERAL YESTERDAY. — The al of (it: Llli: Nvlsull Currie held from his residence at Filll- v _\‘C>.L‘l'(lZl,\' aftsrnooii. Service at time was conducted by Rev.

Ititerment

ted at the grave. The ali- trs were lilossrs. Allison illic-

BIRTHS

C. ‘Thompson (nee

W911i;

Ron. R . . Ross. Ibrtune Bead

ltiiirisicr m‘ You.

rivtery. Iicv. Mr. Woodside ol- Hon,

-——— native home .n FUNERAL THIS MORNING — left about UVQIILv-lllllt} years ago

THE CHARLOTTETQtWN GUARDIAN , Lily Picture

Spent Pleasant lMissionaries

Week-end In

Island Province iGentralGhristian)

filial tawa and .\ all

J03 vincc. Saturday’ afternoon.

Dougia . and senator Sinclair, they visited the summer home of Hon. Dr. T‘ "o A. Campbell. Premier C..lll;)‘.lc' at Stanley. 'i\ "nit i and

2.. .l tllc Ndllvllzll

joins-ii b, and Mrs. N1'l"'l(ll‘ifll.l, and l-llss Doris

" lllhl Mrs. Glvn vis- lliirldiug and lli1€t'(‘.~l»'(i in see-

iion Chamber.

Heal '

iii iuil

attended. SPlViUL‘ at the house and M, (gm and Mrs,

. " iUJLlUJlid bv Rev. Le-wLs - niiiirlicr" of invpm ‘- .. _. nnd ltev, W. A, MiicQutir- o; “mph lll‘. lillfifllldlllv at ‘riainpshlre crniv- “,1 Onlc,“ i.i.. li..- put -|)(‘lll't.‘l'_i tall counts» mehrvw)“ Mine. " _ Oliver 'l‘rcnie:c Hil- H. d " he.’ 5-. l; iicie, Herbeit Trcmure,‘ u ,1 ‘u’, D“ ‘ MilllSlOW Watts, F. Sanderson, and ‘f’ ‘ l‘ ‘mg’ R S,__Q“.BJ.L' irpan Hon. J.

PH‘:

'1‘ Woodsitic. and Rev. J. M. Blese- W- Mwtirn". Pvi>Ii=~ri1tliiz the mil- New Dominion rtra. Illr. ltwrbczr .\l.i’.‘l)~.\llfliii, and

\

arrived in. the City last night ac- 1.00:0 iiiii f "New Glas- csnipanled by Gunner Joseph Cal- gow on V.’ ii. ‘re the}. .vill iaghnn also oi’ this Cit‘. Gunner be welcomed Mr. II. B. McCul-

day night loch. M. P. T e slime evening they the Ottawa will proceed to Halifax. ivhere they will spend ‘Yhirrrdnii and Friday ‘ r ‘tour to Yzir-

mcuth, liigbv. S-iui! John, Freder- T.e fittieral will be held from icioir. and Aloiitrinl before return- raiik Hennessey’: mineral Home ing m HIM!‘ home in Russel, binni- this morning at 10.15. Interment Roman Catholic Cemetery.

.1.-

toba.

Body 0f Local

PENIBROKE, Ont., Aug. 1Z—-(CP)

Hfibi wt! - Body of Gunner Henry Martin, 1H0. NU’- Royal Canadian Axitlllery, station- a ed at Petawawit mlitary camp a- , weight 9 bout. 120 grilles west) of Ottawa. was discoveret by scrrri: ll‘i‘5 in the Ot- tawa River DOUGLAS- Hi0 Pa. I- 1W1 drowned while swimming the prev- ‘. and I

August G i Coffin Déiwtu.’ gt?

Sa lurday, Ho was

rl- ious day.

C. R. Martin, a eon of Hector

. 1 Mas-bin, Charlottetown, was a mem- August 10, 19i0, i0 . and 8- ber of the 2nd medium regiment. Daniel

R055, Pinotte, a. wn. RCA. Dragging operations were Mummers fiTm’“.'§iii’§§§§-“’ Z.‘{iii.‘3..-3.Ql"°”.1§§‘2 ‘ firgléi fiisgapfltlileagncalrlloxorinqrilifigg Tyne Valley Riv. bfli M. BUI- ' tain omoioku, mimic

ilore - Belisha Gautionshgainst Over-confidence

DIVUNPORT. lntiand. A58 11,--(CP)—LoIlie Hora-Belisha. former Secretary for War. clllillonllll FIRM"! over-confidence appealed today for the creation oi’ I00 arm! to deal Germany an

l8

to in

Ml

i-

'Q\'H\W

GiALLANT-At his mddenee. 171 sydney BL. A118. 11. Gallant, from the tesidenca o! his 8154181‘. Mrs. Sophia. Pineau, 3|. street this morni Dunstan‘: Basilica hence to I. C. Cemetery.

MARTIN-At Petawawa, Aug. 10. i940, Gunner Henry Martin. lllfid

the city lust conveyed to the residence of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hector Mar- iill, 51 Water st. The funeral will be hcld Tuesday mornInB l! 10115

Ca rd Of Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. Hcctci- McQuorric.

friends and neighbors for kindness shown them during their recent sad bereavement.

In loving memory of Mn. Boy"! Harding who departed this life one

Insr-rirl m- Husband and Family- a-4l72-ll- z-ii. _-.-.-.a-.-.-.-i.

fiN. D. Mac ean

l

to Wende W. Steeves. M. 50., Mbncton, NB. ‘l4 _ DRATIIS

1M0. John aged M years. Funeral Huston at 8:46 t0 8t.

years. The remains arrived in evening and were

St. DUIIStHITS Basilica. thence the Roman catholic Cemetery.

lton. “I511 to thank their many

L-Sffllfl-IS-li.

In Memoriam

‘[1

.»~ Una-x

J-FC

UNDER TAKER EMBALMER

Charlottetown and North Wlltshlre

Phone m:

In’ ' ' F-'-'-'<'-\'-'-'-'-'

tague.

marshal "cow do mm”

My. lore-Belisha said he hoped iha British leaders re- cogniled the “true position in which we are placed and ill!‘- forcea of destruction which 1"" gathering about our Empire."

There were two Myllhlllfililllfll dangers. he said. One was ac- cepflllg "an inevitable the con- tinuing policy of concession and withdrawal im the rzrnund we have anjnadequacv oi’ arm- ameni-as if such inadequacy were irrcmedlable and must endure." The second was ren- reeenilng "every enemy suc- cess to be of small momcini. and minor strategic-a! effect.

"In Airiffl there's a risk of fllhflllflvilll" the setbacks we are suffering.” he said. “Snell an under-estimation iihnuld be guarded against, particularly in view of our experiences aur- rounding the Nonvvcfl!" Wm‘ paizn."

"It is i0 be Ilfllmd "In m" pro-occupation with home dr- fence la not so absorbing the military uiouuht 111M We "P" failing in slmne the inairll- meni. wherewlth to deal 1M coup de Itrace. The 11ml"! should contemnhic crfailon 0i at leasi- 100 division!-

» ruinoTirii mi- fllllltirlllf.

n m. is...» Tn (“HSifV

w" M” Why‘ Aritftv Lair-thinner) sows Fort Life's race wcll run. sale. Livestock Min-keno: Howi- I.ii’c'a work welludono. L’

Life's crmvn We WOII —— ~ —'"" ' "_"‘“"“'""""‘ Now cmmcs rest. ' r-"on -smonrw usnn

hvdriiulic hoist complete with flnt bottom. Eddie Gallant. oysm Bed Bridge. L-5l5-8-l3-2i

iilvririn "rivwr-t Jen torment‘

10c 1b.. G00 fl. l"l'i'fill llc lb. cue: Bros. Mt. Sicwitrt. Mflfltfllifll“. 5t, Pnitrs Bay. L-5l7-8-l3-2i.

{VAQTEULA wqiiaatvirv l or

good barley. Also oats. hfust be good qunlity nnd clean. Livo- stock Feeds, Fitzroy St. Char- lottctotvn. ' 13'5"?

iYDJTI") -si=.r f 6.1’ nTORJlRG

bailey)": frir" .12 volt licntln’! pint, must be in good condnizioir. d l l . Clark Bros. 0n- “ He pr Ce L-m-o-ia-ai.

i PS A. Gicii, K. C, Speak- : ti Commons. 0t-

Gleri, leave this CO1) liir Pii-tiiu lifter an en- e lvenktnd iisit to the Pi"o-

accompani- ed by \ir. J. L. Douglas. M. P., Mrs.

Park . tire Premier _ , had dinner at the D.il\ v llotel. whore they xere Reuben Mac-

ooir. v accompanied . Dtiuglris. they vis- ii-atl iiic tiid church and monument-

zi .\Il'$. Doug-

reception citrcwuvri Hotel lll hori-

Precnier, and . k

iliirn of their rind ivhlch they to meet fellow Gyros here.

‘(YOUIIK and his son. Earl

‘wince but went to the

All? l.lll‘\‘ ".v.ll s':iv n‘. Piclou lOttzttvti he was with thc civil ser- ivhich hits liccn s.» ll I .1 .

iflLEilli-UP 0F

,'$peak At

i

Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Henderson spoke to a good audience at the _ central Christian Church last; ' night. Mrs. Henderson spoke con- | coming her gublic health work in Manitoba an also of a number of things which she expected to find awaiting in her work in Africa. Dr. Henderson then told of the vast territory 200 by 500 miles in thi- Belgian Congo where they will assist in the medical mission wont. Many 0f the fetirs, superstitions and troubles of ‘these primitive people were mentioned.

These two young people are to |study tropical medicine in New iorleiins because the war conditions lhinder a like study in Belgium.

While on the Island they will speak at Montague tonight. Stim- mcrsidc Wednesday and (Green- imount; Tisnish. Thursday night.

‘Party 0f Former rlslandersiirrives From Ottawa

’ A group of former Islanders who arrived esterday by motor and will be ere for the "Old Home week" includes Mr. John W. Young Wind 51°F"!-

Onti of three bcds of Regal Lilies grown by Mr. Percy Burke, North River. Some of the plants are six feel. in height, and produce as high as 18 flowers. Stalks are seen lying on the ground after a recent

C358.

SO11.

of Ottawa, his sister, Miss Mlnora __‘ Young ‘m [and the lattcrls daughters. the {Misses Janet and Norma Young. Mt". Earl Young is editor of de- bates and chief of the reporting staff for Hairsard, the official rc- cord of House of Commons dc- hiites. Formerly he was Supreme .Cotirl sicnoairnphcr for this prov- Dominion ‘Capital iii 1912. He is president of the Gyro Club at Ottawa and hopes

Upens

At Provincial His father. is a former member

The remiiinsof Gunner Henry Mar- to come to reside pi-mirmently in of the teaching staff at Wcst trn, 18-year-old son of Mi". and Cawdu lKcnt School. After he went. to This llllPfllflfill thc bit: cvcnt Mrs. Ilcctor Martin, Charlottetown. ' widely." iulvcr-

vice department but is now re- trscd iill mm ihc Mill‘ tired.

While in the province the party ing thousands of’ people here, will will be at the home of Mr, Henry bc fully on its stride. Every fen- Young, of Earnscliffe. titre is rc-iidy for your

ll‘i‘(‘-—~Ulllll mu are

sitlllLl and bleachers watching the thrilling harness horse rnciiig and big Vaudeville shoiv.

Bill Lynch's " w: with side shows grilnre occupies tvas accepted and it was decided t0 'its usuiil ])lll('£‘ tin ihc iimiii griiuiitis make the visit some time m Sep- ‘and is certain l0_ cciiiiiiiiiid n lot of lfiltvbef- attention.

Among the communications which were mid was a complaint from certain citizens they termed disturbances at. a ser- The hnrircss vloe station on the corner of Queen on oi" about 1 and Euston Streets after m flight. D.S.'l‘. with tiiriri- rt- Tliey asked that the station be CIHESUS. iririiiiilt". illu Tl-IR compelled to close at l2 o‘clock.‘OLD I<'Ll'1‘Lli:.t'l‘Y wiih . ii- Daylight Saving Time. ‘The mattenJenii, Abbe Frisco. Ada Worthy,

(C_0_i_1tinued from

Harness Races

i

. lPrcslo Kalmuck. Another letter from Premier) Campbell said that the name ofDinron L., 3.0a, 131N110)’ Mr. John Hearn, was acceptrxi as a member of the int: 2.08 l-4.

Inienta had been completed for the

proposed Boxing Commission. would be presenoed to the lilxecutive and others. Council. the letter said. l The "‘ ’I‘RO'I‘ with Queenie

Another communication was read rO'Ni=il -06 l-i. Pclci" Pin 2.07 l-“l. from the Secretary of the Domln- Ethel Iii-Hint 2.15, Nlilllvl " ""15

t.)

ing the possibility of holding their 601G011 (‘rill’-

1941 Convention in Charlottetown.

No definite answer Was received and Vaudeville the matter vi-as left to the Chairman of the Fire Committee

Committee Reports

Program The vaudeville program has been

Councillor J. '1‘. McKee reporting rcfi-rii-il to ihc iiiiit-u of the Provin- for the Street (Dornmittee said that "rial Elcctrii:i.rl Ill:~])\‘(‘l0l‘ being hoiis-~ everything was going along saus- ‘ed iii the City Building, lie sziitll faotcrrily. lhc did not favor electrical inspec-

Coun. J. E. Sterne, chairman of 4-1011-

Lhe Polioe Committee, referred to the absence of an serious crime m the City. I-Ie sai that arrange-

Oiily llas Office

present, nrr-ii the work was being

Con“ WM“ complimented m" [trivial iiilirt- siuici- only in the build- Police on their promptness in cur--

Ulng out a cenlflm Ciruir. sii-rirs [T14 rrvd to the coni-

mid m me piiuiil of .i i-i; (‘ll iliiii lhcrr- was

Coun. Earle MacDonald also com- llififi: Wits 0:10 u- iuriiicr-outsicle Dliflleniod the police on the prompt- | me qlty 11m p i ness with which they returned a] CUllll. Iilcii. unit this light was stolen bicycle after it had been rc- paid ior by ilic Pro\"iirciiii Govern- Dorted to them. He stressed the "m",

Fwd 0,3 *1 H1011‘ mlfllllll 1fiW11HlP._fll—| ciiiru. liLiiii-hzirrt stud work on the g1\§“cli\3gh P9130115 Qilllfihl 5l°31l11l§ ('(>li.\\l‘ll(\i4lll of lilo (Jliv brim W115

Con“. McKee 551d 1'1 “'55 the dilly ed bv the.- Miivor, who stiid the

icycle as when they wiere stolen ~ " 1' r i they were 501d in the country irnthgxlj-ifi? bu“ m“ m“ not x

I Corry-l‘ lint the city

it “'35 dmmm "0 ha“ 1719m- l Coun. Bliriri-liiird referred to the Coun. MacDonald, chairman of 1;,.,,_q,,.r,,u,, IIQnph‘ (‘he F“? colnmlmw- 551d mm m“ Dl‘0.'l$l\\l)!'.li ncciltd l'l‘l).'lll‘, iis it is Old Ovellflllll 11°50 lflwk Dllffillll-‘iml (illlltlfilfilld to iriltirrn siviinmlirg for the‘ Fire Department in i917 mo“. tvas she ved as it ivas coiriderctl a ' . , hindrance at a “m He Biivocmed inion Goiiiirirruit. lie "KldCd.

thnt the age of-Iirc fighters biifrtim . m . m] . l8 60 for the duration of the win" ‘c?,',',‘,,,.',f“,,,,.,.‘,“,}f,, m. ;1rrstead of from 21 to 50 as it is now.

" rricd out.

ter fire alarm system and the laying mAWdAM, .3 u, U“. ‘f’! aiwabfirhnipe m‘ m“ CW" dump provlncckon iiiilit: or H” g “'5' mainland.

Sflilllflffi oi this

made by the Fire Chief, he siitl, , , ., .- ,. and added that the flrcmcn askrrIJflEyJAN liliitrlyrisixltiiphow, rcpmflm, the "mmva, "r ‘he “MVP!” by m" for the Einplovriiciir. flllfl Relief 61W regarding their not “"19" re‘ cniiiiiritlei- siiidthztt lhcrc wns ii-i" ‘Wmlble w accidents to “remm little HHPIlIDlOVIIIPIIY- in the Citv at 70mg m- whfle M’ or 30mm“ from “ prcscni m." most of the nicn were ggrfbléég~em beiwr equipment w“ worklnu ill llll‘ airport. i He ‘refer- Tlw "We was is" for "Wa- "iiiif? iZIfiJJCiIIQNriioil'ii§§s“sil=ors sinn at a special meeting of the lansfo“j. ‘ coumu- ltcsnlvcd ihni. fl spcciiil standing committee of the Council be hcrc- hv ciiiisiiliilcrl in ho known as the of PlllTlmSlIlf! Cnmmitlce. to consist

‘h T m’ ' . t “of tlrc (thnirmnu of Finance. and mg: l-hgxlgleci/(‘rgolfltllrge riidpli-gpionrrvctr W’ f-larulrmtm tit Tcurlcr. wliin mnv qlmpmm, “re ha“, (m. ‘he (my as oflrn and (for suci ocnns on ris-

. e " . cov re - - - ,‘f,,,,,,,,,,,,,‘,‘? 1%,“; rcafifif, fm-‘lawprldy.’ cillor cmisidiii-r-d by thcm to be lniz the tender to the Dunlcp Tirelcslvcfllfllll’ lllflilflwfl 0f m‘ 00"“ and Rubber Company oi‘ Charlottc-‘nerned in nny mutter" in be dealt imvn. An amendment asked that with, that. such committee shall. the pendu- og Mr P. w. Turner, cf! subject tn nll proper direction of Charlottetown. be accepted. All this council lir iill miittcrs and es- amendmerit to ihc amendment iisr-lpoclnlly in the culling rind ap- rd tl-tit the tcmlcr of the Nflfih Mfi- ipr-nvnl or triirilvrs llilYl‘ fiiil auth- lm‘ find SRlP-‘i- 01' Cll'"1°“ei°“'“i bworlty and sitlicrvislnn for and over MGPPVTI- "lld m“ W“ "doplod by "loll piirchnscs. orrli-rs for repairs, afgpeigfq (ggiglwn- The m“ “fvrlpd other‘ cxpcqiltlluivns‘ entailing

éoim- Chortle rewind for "is 2.T.°'."i.‘.§’i‘.‘ “iiiilf"iiollrhifioihfii; Qfi‘,‘,"°,,°p,§§,§',‘1"§§§f§,,, and m‘ st“te';rrn,\‘cr'cd by the ycngly estimates or ' " ' . OilPFWlE." authorize by thc Coun-

c°"“< M"‘D"““'d “°m£‘,',‘;,nk|",'.," nil. nnd mm. tlN‘ City Clerk shill]

‘l ' ' . .'_ icwponsiblt" to sucu

Three Tenders

Councillor McKee, chairman

llhGicl Home Here

iii Harness Races Feature Big Program Exhibition Grounds.

i;

urust be familiar rtosiiivch‘ nu llllPS and .\viih two stipcr-sptwtiicles, Queens which has broirihi illltl is brinu- [of the Air iurd Acc from (Iitliétiiiuiia {ppm-nun who 10st m5 me m a mmmgm, , ">115 drowning accident at the mouth of l. ‘i ~ di from Miami. Florida. Each other we hM-bour a; n90“ Saturday) H15 rluxtfl 5w?‘ approval ,act such as Lnddle Lamont. White bong, capsized on ‘he way to Show‘ July‘ ‘rho lobstcrs that were deliver- Forum were inspected ll gOVCPIIITICIXL official, is cliiliiied the inspection was so most ing where it had floated in over rigid mo; no lobster, Cllilfmlfll! the shoals. Although the booy coii- as grades A or B tho” voice. Don't miss this afternoons tnined a bruise on the ' Alcrricst. Midway ‘big show in front of Grand Stand. medical authorities siiid dcnih ivns

and Billy Ouitcirs Water

from the inoirrt-nt you stcp inside iBrothcrs. DeCostrt llllll Lenore and thc g1llPS~-—\\'lll(‘ll bv the vviiv arc ithe (toltliin Gate Rcvuc is a liigh- m_ also of Beach pom,’ ‘m5 m,- (id m U“. c0inioi"t:tl)l\" jitter-the best. procurnblc. scaicil in the coiiimotlitiiis Cirand ,Wullis will sing one or more sonizs found on the shore Sunday morn- iiftcrnoons. nlso Lenore, a beautiful girl

Evening

lIfIUtl ivaudcvillc w-ilh YErUt-leifccls that go \\"illi the ttrirct Gale Revue. The Horse Show in the

Wallis and Mlle. Lenore and fin- Tiir‘ 211'.’ TRiY!‘ AND PACE with , ally s Hruiovcr. ispcctiiclcs-bnlriiicvs lip into an Charlottetown, 12:07. Atiiriiir Briiiilzv, 11.04 l--l. Vik- cveningls ltninvyi G. Ilcnley. has never before been offered to “MM WW5 bmllltllt (town live

as: referred to the Police Commit- ,Gcorge Mac, Kelly's Dream and show arena.

It 2.06 l--l. Siéliiril Scnrilul‘. 2.08 l-2 a Maritime EKLKUCIICL‘. “c,

u _ H _ ' _ _ _ _ ‘ wurltili." l-.i liUnL ale?) boil ‘ml ‘$9 ill}? bholllr- for cs W315 bl‘ilL‘\(‘li lli‘i‘(' to on il t i mission to afttinooiis horse cigivo Dim o of mo mo;

riicinl; and vaudeville is 75c for adults, 50c for children.

_ v Evening shows at 35c for adults. To so \virlcly' .lfl'il‘l‘ll.‘,(‘(i that everyone 25c for children.

cmlriiidu of tiu- Ltplli vCllltlllllllL‘.l‘,i\\ l‘ i thin“tlitrrrintiinfluiimo, _ , _ Amy“, m. Con“ H" C. clmndlelm Britains itir ticfenccs by flllllliigl"); “mm

Unsuccessful In Dragging For Body

Fishermen of Beach Point eon-

Week ” Today

Wlih 1t- It 15 Murray; Harbour

out st finding show

J dart, 45-year-old Bench

His son-in-lnw, Mr John Wliiic,

W811)’ other victim. Willie's body was by

With a

due to drowning. A il-yt

Evening ghmvs shows iii Jordan.

surpassing by of Dragging

1’ flute.

Thcy commence zit 7:20 officials are assisting in the zicts of mngiiificciii stzigc Golden

O w».

Horse singing by Wally

the iil‘(‘\VOl'kS-—lOLlI‘ supcr- W?“ l)

'I'he Admiralty annoiiirccd

eiilcrtainiiit-iit such its

miin planes Sunday, rinsing lire t 8.1 total iorlhzit d.iv to 6.3 and the unofficial count to 74. The list of G(‘l'lllflll l‘lllflt'l‘S siroyeil may go cvcii llhlllill‘

Popular Prices

be three-fold. damage naval harbors shore establishments iii an i-fiorl to lllt!

chzillcngti Britain's sca, control cf 11mi- lhc English Chiirmcl;