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MB. I. LEAMING MURPHY

_On the morning of April 7th, at his home in Mlilvale, there passed peacefully from this world the soul! o! Mr. J. Learning Murphy, An] illness of some months. spent in complete resignation to the will Q1’ the Creator, ended with m m; maniiestations of that peace of soul which comes specially to those blessed with the "privilege oi receiv- ing the last rites of Mother Church. A visit by his pastor. Rev. E. J. Dalton. Preceded by a short time the pawns oi.’ the doozased. Several members 0t his family were also able to be present at his bedside.

The deceased was born at Stanley Bridge Lu the year 1881, the son of the late John Murphy and M511 Jane Proctor. He attended Prirwg of Wales College and after grad- uating taught school for s. number of year. In 1909 he married Alice Mae Carr and took up farming on hLs uncle's farm in Mlllvale.

Possessed of a keen understand. ins’ and sound judgment, the late Mr. Murphy took an unusual inter- est in all matters affecting the wel- fare of his commnity, the Church, and his native province. He was tireless and most energetic even in his later years in the interests o! any venture which he uhouglst. might improve. wlithln his (mm circle, the social standards and cc. oncmlc status of the people of his own time and of those ulho would follow.

He leaves to mourn his sorrow- ills widow. four sons and four daughters: namely: Albert residing

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Mr. Cletus Mclvor Mrs. Patri& Mulligan Mt. and Mrs. Patrick MacCarvlll and Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hughes Mombasa l. D. U. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doyle

Family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy Mr. and Mrs. John A. Smith and

Family Mr. and Mrs. Alden Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Learning Proctor Mr. and Mrs. Peter Clark Mr. and Mrs. John L, Proctor Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas Hughes Mrs. E, P. Foley

Family. St. Dunstan! Students‘ Council. Mr. and MrsJSpencer Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Callaghan. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hughes

Mrs, Annie Hughes, Mass. Mr._ and Mrs. Cornelius Ryan, Mrs. Tlheresa Reid Mr. and Mrs, John E. Hagen Millvsls women's Institute Mr. J. W. Arsenault, P. W. C.

at Norboro: Oswald on the home- stead: Cletus on the teaching staff of Prince of Wales College, Clif- ford attending St. Durisiarfs Col- lege: Patricia. Mrs. Louis Mulligan, Kinkora; Leona. Mrs. Elmer Mo Court. Emerald: Bernice, Mrs. Vernon ltfcCaryrlll, Kinkora. and Theresa at home. Two children pre- deceased him in infancy. He leaves also ten grandchildren, four bro- thers and three sisters to mourn their loss.

The funeral on Wednesday mom- ing, April 9th. to St. Ann's Clhurch, Hope River, was largely attended. Requiem High Mass was celebrated by the pastor, Reverend E. J. Dal- ton_ Present in the sanctuary was Reverend A. O, Murphy. a nephew‘ cf the deceased. who conducted the services at the grave. The pallbear- ers were the four sons and two sons-in-la/w of the deceased. Burial

Mrs. Wm. Sinnott. New York. Mrs. W. A. Talllmlre, Ottawa. Mrs. Lorne MacLellan, Ottawa Miss Ita IVICIVOYyOIIBTVK, l\i_rs., Vincent Murnaghan, St, Augustine’; Seminary.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jersey City.

Connell.

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The Novices Mount St. Mary's. Sister Mary Bernard Miss Etta LeClalr Dr, and Mrs, J. W. Burke. Wake- field, Mass, Miss Mary E. Greenan

and Posiuiatcs,

MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY

Sister M. Teresa. Mount. SLI

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Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy and M". William Clark arid Family. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie McKenzie and wt hwll Z4. are under “ter-

ms. Nell stunt-s... Wakeﬁeld] Inward Futtetetr. conniving cn-l Wakefield. ping operation as "a slow, exasper-I

us... .. Prairies Filmer: To 8.6 ' Ilse New Weed-killer

Mary's

Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. A. lilurphy Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Greenan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wlgmore Ml‘, and Mrs. Frank Prunty The Allen Family, Emerald

Mr. and Mrs, Frank Cutcliffe Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sherry and

was Ill the Ohurch cemetery. May his soul rxt in peace.

MA S S CARDS

Mrs. J. Learning Murphy Mr. and Mrs, Albert Murphy Mr, and Mrs, Louis Mulligan

Family. I

Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Murphy

Mn and Mm cmus ymmhy Mr. and Mrs. James Cousins

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mccoui-t Mr- and Mrs- W- A. Murphy

Mn and Mm Vernon Mccaryjll Mr. and lvirs. Albert lilcKiiinon I gun-om Murphy Mr. and Iifrs, Dan MacDonald Theresa Murphy Mr. and Mrs. George M. McKay Alberta, Eileen. Anne and Noreen Mrs. George Green and Family l

Murphy. Elmer. Adelaide ulligan.

I Beryl and Clifford McCourt. I Mr. Peter Murphy l

and Eu-sene

lVirs_ L. J. Murphy

Mrs, Peter Murgfiyned M Al”! l c

Mr. and Mrs. i and Family. ,. l Mr. and Mrs. Gavan MeAleer and 1 Family. l | Mr, and Mrs. Alexis Murphy and Family. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reid p Mr, and Mrs. Aubrey Cutcliffe and Fan-ill)‘- Mr. and Mrs. J. J. lticAleer.

. and rs. John B. Flemlnﬂ , and Mrs. Carl Delzheri ". and Mrs Maurice Goodwin a and Mrs. Edward Dalzlel. Mr. and Mrs. Altsiin Murphy and Family. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Grtﬂl Mr. and Mrs. J. Leslie Trainer and Family- Mrs. George Green and Family. Mr, and M-rs. J. Wilbert Cahill Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Murphy and Family. Mr and Mrs. John W. Hagen Mrs. Fannie McAleer - ' The Student Veterans of S. D. U. Dr, and Mrs. R. L. Noorien Mrs. Mary Carr Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Kelly and Family. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Beaton Joseph and Edwin Kelly Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Kelly Mrs. John Delziel Bernard and Ralph llllelnlng Mr. and Mrs, Albnn Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carr Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hagen Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy and Cailhcrinc, i Miss Rita llorgan Miis Pebble Fraser Mr. and Mrs. William Grimes and V lncrltf. Mr. iviichavl Murphy and l-‘amily Mr, Louis McCourt und Family. Mr, and Mrs. Adrian Greenail Mr. and Mrs. Athol MacDonald

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Mrs. P-‘aosbe Sicrwart Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Clarkin’ and Family.

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Mrs. E. P. Foley

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murray and! Family.

Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas Hughes

Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dickinson Mr_ and lvlrs, Emmett Clow and Family, '

Mr. and Mrs. Percy A. luurpihy. Miss Muriel Stevenson

Mr. Leiih Or;-

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pincau

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cl-oken and Family.

Mrs. Annie Hughes. Wakeﬁeld, Mass,

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Delghan and George.

Mrs. Peter- Morrlson and Family Mr. Billy Murphy. S. D. U.

Miss Beatrice Mclnnis

Mr, and Mrs. Hugh F. McKay‘ Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Murphy and Family. Amherst.

Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie McKenna and Family.

Mrs. Nell Sullivan, Wakeﬁeld, Mass. Mr_ Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Lure Ml‘. and Mrs. Robert Glover and Faunlly.

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Mr, and Mrs. George Francis and Family.

Mr. and Mrs. James Proctor

Mr. and Mrs, G. Hnlliday, Toronto Mr. and Mrs, Patrick McCarvill Miss Mary Turner

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Hope River Credit Union.

Mi‘. Ralph McLean, P. \V. C.

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Mr, and Mrs. Cornelius Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. McIvor Mrs, Theresa Trainer

Ml mm] Mrs. Carl Greennn

Mr. and Mrs. Ollie McCai-vlll and Leslie ’

Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Greenan and Wilfred

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Driscoll

Mr. Murdock Kennedy and Fam~ ily.

Millvale Women's Institute.

Miss Eunice Murphy. TOTOMO-

Mrs. Bridget Smith and Family-

Mr. and Mrs Harry Murphy

Miss Hilda Harper

Mr, and Mrs. Ted Collins. Boston

Miss Adelaide Glover.

Mrs. Wilbert McCnrvillo

Mrs. Mary Mullins

Miss Mildred Jay

Mr. and Mrs. Justin McIvor

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hush"

Mrs. Charles Connolly, Wyo.

Mr. Gerald P, Murlelll

Mrs. W. A. Tallmire. Ottlwl

Mrs. Lorne McLellan. ONIWI-

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Mr, 5nd Mrs. Thomas Bolder

is; Me E. Greernnn

$15 5nd rlIlIr-s. George Dunnlinl

Miss Kathleen White

Mn and Mrs. Hyatt Haslam

Mr. and Mrs. William Hull!“ and Ardyce

Miss Evelyn Hsvlam

Walter G. McKenzie.

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Ifor the first time, spraying

Where 11 Died

n, no. minors

[may be retarded until next week. ﬁl-llle officials said today when a mus arose in attempts to decon- taminste the mine.

The content oi’ carbon monoxide rising like s. vapor to the surface increased overnight while watery jbaling operations were in progressl IOff-iclals said the draining process was steaming the upward flow of total air from the Ne. a shalt.

Deadlines; of the gu makes it impossible tor rescue workers to descend to the point between the '9t.h_ and 10th levels where an elec-l trical pump will be installed. P1137195‘ ‘on the 10th level. where fire broke

e blow at inﬂation.

"It we keep skipping the water out. the flmv of air stops." said illM. MacLean, mine manager.- |"Both mlust come out. and they're not coming up together."

glneer. described the water skip-

aling was."

The weight of water falling lncii into the shaft from two buckets be- lrig hoisted at two-minute inter- vals ismkeelslng the flow of air ' down. sa

Mir. Futbere: laid itiat to try to PHONE 86° offset this snag it is planned to 99nd rescue squads underground tonight to open valves in the air

‘linds on all levels from the eighth up. The wine's wmvrwvrs — lllll one o! the leading North Ameri- slnce last Saturday night when the can aumorme. on weed gong-g], miners were elven up as deed - compares the importance qr the will be started oceln in an citcmlll discovery of 2.4-1) with that of to force the sir to the ﬁllﬂlwe- electricity Be says ‘the turning

The ll 11111181‘! are believed to belpoin, 1,, ‘m, glrugglg ha, been about 500 feet below the 10th level, reached, of No. 4 shaft. Ywbebly close to 2.000 feet underground. The mime

lire claimed 12 lives all together but the body of the 12th victimv was recovered.

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The services in Trinity United Church on Sunday. May 4th, p.ac- ed particular emphasis upon the Church and the children. The min-Inter spoke from the words of Jesus found in St. Matthews 20S" pel the 18th Chapter, lhe 2nd verse "And Jesus called a little.

child unto him, and -set him in the midst of them." The minister emphasized the importance of the

REGINA, May 4--(GP)--PraIrIt-

farmers are armed today with a , wapbom weed_kiuer__haued by home and the Church i-n relation Scientists as the answer to m‘; Io the development of the cnilds main problem of land cultivation "lllld- V

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drew, Mr. Roy Smailman took tne solo part. .

In the evening the Minister spoke on the child “In the Cnrls- lian Home." One of the important things about these services was that by the presence of families in such numbers to overflow ‘the capacity of the Church there is evidence that men and women are really conscious about the 116Gb‘;- sily of spiritual nurture for their children and anxious to discover the best methods by which this spiritual nurture may be ach ev- ed and that fact itself ought to be a great inspiration to all tnose who are engaged ‘in giving leader- ship and training to young people

cat 3100000000 holes in Canada's bread-basket.

Next June they will use CA-D the herbicide’ from special machines. It is estimated 1.000 of the new turbine spraycrs have been s.ld across the prairies within the last few months-Silo in the Regina area alone to individual munici- palrtlcs nnd small farmer groups.

Enthusiasm of cautious scien- tists for the plant growth regula- tor 2.4-D. has almost equalled that of farmers who have struggicd against weeds since the first crop was sc-wn.

Dr. T. K. Pavlychenko, head of the plant. ecology laboratory of the

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The Anthem "Lead Kindly Light", A_ S. Sullivan was sung by the choir.

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The story l; about a quartette who stick together through thick and thin until one of their nucnber gets s chance tn go to Hollywood.

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Then VnrIOlB complications set in. wihich are resolved only mitten the foursome turns into two sets of tw-osomes.

Fran-k McDonald was Associate Producer-Director of the Film, a fact which should guarantee it to all those who enjoy a deft, light touch in musicals. ‘

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