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CENTRAL GIIAB {A

yaonasnar.

WM! d life!

CHAS WELL for Phohftlphg,

nooaas HARDWARE co. 1.10.. open all day today. é-io-u. cosraosaivrion LIFE m- SURANCIJ.

CLYDE RIVER. will resent the pageant "The Lost C urch" in Cornwall Sunday. Juno 14th at 8 o'clock 6-10-11.

WOMEN'S INSTITUTE mem- bers particularly invited to hear Mrs, Campbell, Charlottetown Howl Saturday, June liith-dzlb.

6-10-1i.

ENGAGEMENT— Ml‘. and MN. Hariy Crosby, Cornwall, announce the engagement of their daughter, Hilda Pearl to Clyde Willard Hen- derson of Pictou, N. S. Marriage to take place the latter part of June. 6-10-11.

Sheila, in hev cutest frock; Would stop the tfafiq in her block— Perspire she must but; what a pity, Offending spoils a girl

sopretty. HOTEL ARRIVALS-Arrivals at

- ' - The charlottctoivn last night in-

Boih tonight LIFIBUOY Cmded; MLIduSHCC E_ a “gem kvdr/YFAP/v Messrs. R. . Spankie, and Ger- ’ .-/r.$'IflP6'.§-Q. aid KittS, all of Ottawa and w. A.

Winfield, F‘. E. Hiseler. J. A, Mac- Kinnon and A. M. MacKay, all of Halifax.

MR. FRED Coipitts of Salisbury, New Brunswick, will show moving pictures of the various types of his platinum and other new type foxes at The Prince Edivard Island Fur

Salvation Army Officers Visit Hero

Pool Limited. Sunimersicie, on Tyndall, wife of Colonel J. Thursday QVQIUHE. at 8.15. A two . ‘Ti-riiiiiriul Financial Sec- hOur snow of real value to all in-

in terested in the new types of foxes. All fox men welcome. 6-10-11.

the salvation Armv undo. Alaska and New- ved in Charlottetown addressed a meeting FUNERAL IIELD — The funeral in Army Hall. She 0f Archibald Smith was held Fri- "‘si\e rcvictv of the day niorniiig from his lute residence, til on by the league Mil Ryan. to the Church of tne Sacred Heart, Mt. Ryan. where itc- quiem High Mass was celebrated by

her here wer . - D,,,y°_.,,,§'f,§, the pastor, ltet‘. L. Callaghan, who of ,3“. gm,“ Johm also conducted service at the grave. Mum; Division and The pallbearers were Joseph blllllll, Y‘ UL Xhtron of the Fred McKeniia, W. L. Mehzienc-rn,

Will 'Iiainoi, Albert Farqunitrson

Z Green

Married At Toonto

rna CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAQ

(‘llilP Hospiitii in Saint Jolln and J05 Power . “no pianist. ' ' " , i Mr. and Mrs. Stanle Gill I l

l . aiiiial hero ~ . _ Y PSI! e W10 were married M. 23 d . the vigour, and gnaw “m, supper MgAl-Jlghfioxgfiybéfnjllhgldfliligfililltlff: fro]: Rémd gospel llall, ‘Pnrnntn. Mrs- Glllespie was formxérlvrilllists

r; . l ..~ r .~ | . r - ~ my“, 1L‘! 11m‘; h h (-1 ‘a prlvate residence of her daughter M“. John Gs“ _ on, Zll-lglllill of Mr. J. W. Pardon and the late Mrs. Pardon. Mr. nut . Tu ~ “as f wed bv the McCoy-muck g9 DafungslQr 5r srit- ' “m” '5 u“ W" "f Mr" “m! Mm Sllllrteon Gillespie of New Wlltshir ‘l’ “‘~‘""~~~ ll" "Z “Tm-h "19 iirday niornltig to st. Dunsiiiiils lsa- P- E- l- Th“ fifllllrle will reside in Toronto c’ lll‘f‘llll“lii‘i'll'f’.'\ \\- re handled by Ma- silica where Requiem High Muss ’ ' l‘)? ’ F!“ FCHlJTIlIY-i were was celebrated by Rev. W. Mo- ———.—— re . rec . D th ‘ i ~ - '. m< ch) wag snarl-gill b; glllrifll: glggttalléllecggillilgillgrssillelgg P E I Idlilytshlfigggigrrlidliatizllflgllpglleig

I I I ‘ ’ in

_ , several piano selec- James 'i.‘liistie, John P. Martin. Alex tic-us w e avert by .\Iajor I-lencler- Coady, John Coady, John Doyle and son nrd also a pianoforie solo. The John Kelly.

a l‘l‘l1"‘.‘il"‘ll< were read by Adju- i W‘ LEGION DANCE—A large crowd

Assn. Holds Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the Reg- istered Nlll‘.~‘.(‘S Association of P. E. 1,, was hold at the Ciindall Home

in . Iferr-r-r. ‘The \'l$l'<1l‘5 leave today for sack- of sailors, soldiers and airmen at- vine. N. B. tended the Tuesday night dance at

the Canadian Legion home last night. The music was supplied by Bill Moreside and his orchestra. The dance was under die direction of Mr. A. G. Bruce, entertainment officer and the Tuesday night dance

Presbyterians’

I -- , Jin 91h. wli'i Miss K. ltfac- To itlilgmilifie gnaw Region Iillxmarl‘ lgnnluiétlic itlcnt in ilie chair. pe “ere w‘ Upivnrds of . . y nurses ivere in

Lr Clark and Mrs. Ivan Nicholson. FUNERAI?) YESTERDAY - The

attendance. In her report, the pre- sldent encouraged the schools of nursing i0 retain their entrance ro-

man» 84- w“ 119m YQSWYGBY after- quireinenis, otherwise all the good

MONTREAL) June 9_ (CP)_A noon from the crrrclrrle Funeral work that [has been achieved will ronvmrrec cf eight ministers and 13mg; idwlvmehs a” thefilQnle arfd beeémf lmu“ht' i199 Sueiied in‘: F. Q~11 (Rims was uppmmed by me lvlvere ‘sontélgibeti ebPeopies Cemetery no oti‘ co-cpcici on an” ebp isle-iv» General Assembly io- stat Join. a i.” hzfifiiiifiéiléii ifmiifail“ .1225“ ..‘.‘....‘ii° “All? l- lO 1Y1\'\‘-‘-1¥"‘e "my m9 cm‘ were, Edward lildstotleilAtgllbll Blurkr. take any nursing rlntics upon and in the Pi'esb.vterian 0011688. MaclJougail and Blair }‘;',“.‘°“ }fs‘°y..‘,"“§"‘ ",°.,,°,§“f,‘§,.‘° ltIoiiii-eal, and report to the next Mr. Crossman, o native of summer- m1?‘ 1- . 7“ :,,,‘.§.,": “m1 Chm’ n; meeting of the church court. side resided at Charlottetown and - ‘N; angina,‘ ' F0311“, 50.. d

With fflll!‘ ministers and three later at Svuthiwrt for the past, 60 if, “of; fflfulf“ ;,,,’°,§.§,‘“,‘§§f,_ elders lroin the Montreal area, and years. He was a well known artist. mg forwmjd “as ‘sulgmel, with

three ‘IIIIIliFZeCIS and four elders FREE RATES CONTINUED _ keen interest to the proposed visit from tin. Fi).i)lll.0 area. the commit Th P . 1 I _ r M. K m“ N L. 1 E e tee is tiivitled info two sections “men, f°"‘f,‘°a1[?°f’.‘“tm°“"~°i Ag‘ ° ‘Si: ..= .. QTZ- “. 1°“ m r" that will ivnil: independently be- from lbstawu‘; {fiat ‘fid lnoiulncau°n gen” infill" wmlsol’. . fore tlitv come together, under the 515mm“ policy o; we‘; $315,511,035‘ Ear? “lrsps lepmla Shlofwd a comvm-‘ri D13 R0179" Jmmwn 94'- ments will be continuedgindlefin‘teiv S’; 015d rlfmn“ “ind l u Sulln ol-liillil on the present basis. This is regortl- g 1's}, 11$‘ -< .°°,‘§.,‘-‘§§“§1 Edd to t e A-Qafifllflte members representing ed as very satisfactory to livestew. Th!‘ Evils ‘l1. mm ‘ eastern Canada are: Rev. Dr. Hugh breeders in this province. stated n m“? Ch‘“~"n?“. p! Hos- Munro. Nt-iv‘ Glasgow, N. s, and Deputy Minister W. R. Shaw. Undtr l’ a w“. §"“",’1 9‘ .1\‘."‘“.“g 5°“. Rev. G. Cailvle Webster, Charlotte- the policy, ivhich was due to ter- “on rcpmud m” “fwdlel “Durms town, p_ E L minate on June 30, the iiill freight m AR-P" m‘! b"'-‘“ “Vmdwl b5’ qn med 1mm me n-uddle ‘v65,’ is c nurses. Four nurses had rc- paid r0 Eastern Canada and Burgh ceived instructors ccrtifcali-s in Columbia. First Aid and had taught this ——- course to various other ' m, COUNTY COURT — The June other nurres find assisted Fllllolllllgfl term oi Queen's county Court op- teaching of First Aid The schools ened yesterday morning with i5 of urn-mm p, p E I Ahiivve {dbpmy cases in the docket. 1115 nonour, the prmcyrp. of qmfiiifh; ‘VADy Judge CAxDuiiy presided and dis- 1-0 H i. t- ,‘ g. ‘ ‘ ‘s posed oi tnree cases. ‘.1116 remaining r I“ I mi“ ‘m1 ilmmcucn- - . . Miss DnYllhQ. chairman of Pub- lA, all debt cases, were set down to -, be heard at a future daw, in the n“ Hell“? sacton" Smled m“ reg‘ c359 o; me Mal-mm‘, Adjummeny ular clinics have been held in Den- nureau vs. Brenton uiark Oi Augus- m, Oftllolwrlic- chest and tuber- a tine Cove judgment for sit/amt was culin skin testing ivork: school

funeral of t e late Heiu-y H. Cross-

tar tilli0fis in Knox College, Toronto, Hem-y wood, Pefley

ONLY WAR GOODS LONDON, J nc 9 -<CP) -Ger- mun staic l" ’ ys are t0 carry no inoie non-mi y goods until fu.r_ flier noiilziratioi the British Broad- casling Corporation reported today.

BIRTHS

WILKINSON — At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on June

1942, to Warrant Officer G. N. Wil- kinson and Mss. Wilkinson,

dill-Ikliter. 231115193) 14539,}! “iyynrJ-yly, reag- 3,1) llPfllll-ll inspveiioii and home visit- r iic a n lllt‘l'Cb' fill’ . .11 ‘ r . ' _ TAYLOR-At Cllnlbn. June 4, 1942, on a promissory‘ pflill/g- Juditlncnvl. fol llggm “Doubling 1tlilpfllllih

to Mr, and Mrs. Donald Taylor, a, $60.95 was awarded r‘enneil and son. Armcl Whitehead. Chandler in their action for prin- ii» cipai and interest due on a Bill oi

have recently reiurneri from at- tending o. refresher course in Tor-

‘ , E _ l, , I _ onto.

“‘““““°"S tfif,“i‘.‘.‘ff.~i‘éiffiilltb.lviliil°°tilféillét Mo“ Hsimsssv- seamen of wHyTp;_;yn(-Q[;\RR|E _ San“, heard was that oi‘ George Uocherty‘, ='"*;-"~- ‘——‘~ _~~;——-~-—-. day. Juno's‘, wail, m, 5L James Pinettc vs Arthur Canteio, Einetic, mExmihQllFli (OWN TOD/U- Presbyderian Church by Rev. T. H. and “as dcciamd a. “Om-Sim ‘Hm 9 m“ or mo Kmw is‘ Norm‘

costs, It, tvas all aqua“ lqr debl,’ timberland Ferric: Iiiinitcd will be

a. sugners, .\I.irj0rie Leona. daugh- heard qt a swing of H F F‘ M'..iliVl'..R. a. White %'—. ‘ ‘ ~ ' l‘ ~- Bfoofiuipk; ,,“)“vcrixzl, schmman: daAlltilffiNillgl/INQIIDD - pirhivri; ciu-qnci- (rota-t of Cnnutln. in the e J- c. MMQ-a- xmtaiz; s. an“. - . c 1'j(\_ . -,ll,,,r,L.,»_c,.|<;-_ f _ ‘ . 1 s m l'lllll‘L. ‘its ‘is a re er- Ml- @111 MT5~ W- R- Yflllllkcl‘ l0 once to the Fxrherpiei- Court in re-

honoi their son. Edward, who was

DLATII sport of . l.i .f ii f‘ . ._ __§___.__ spending a few days at home Leforc Qflfllflflllaql C gcrillilfonsdtitlrlvmrlgrly hi: __ M Charlotwtowrh returning to the mainland to con- "Charles A. Dunning!" mm ..snn_

Jnmcg champion, aged tinue hi; tralniiig ill the R. C. A F. k y, _ . . ,.- , _ _ ‘iv or Mglpcqug_ The A comlmnnentiiry address was read p: "for tvlyanr fflllljlljfltfxinlsl? llprlalptalli. remains are rosviu: nt the Cuiclilfe by Ivan Bryenton and a generous R Anger‘; lovmv," Mil "S; 1 ,. - _ , . .. I .. a, . Mineral Home iJfil Thursday noon. pulse presented by Ralph cur, to Messrs: Mark R Mncml.-m‘np(. s, i Matlirvgquel Church which Edward replied, expressing mm. Tramm. find aQmfqt‘

ilutla o'cock.In-h tl ks.T ' '-“ >*““ - - m Malmque Gem“ his “ran _hcn all joined in sing" F020‘ Hnufnx‘ M“ repremnt the g For H“ A Jolly Good Fellow‘ (‘rown while Hon T111110 A Camp

boll and Mr. G. .74. Twortlv will m).

The remainder of the evening was pear for the Norfhumberland Fer-

spcnt in games and music. Lunch w“ WW“ by m“ lwes- m‘ ‘he rios limited n is under food til l .. .. . . . . ‘s 15 g (he only case in the (locket.

singing of the National Anthem

lilacDONALD — At the City Hospi- Tall‘. Jllilf . I942 afavgaret lvfncDon- n <. 4. _ .. ., The remains will r ge co .. vvri from Frank l-lennemeyk brought me evLmng to a dosh -§__ unrrn] Home this morning to the WCTORIA AUDIENCE ENJOY; PROMINENT RED CROSS OF. fa-qdgllPqdll Daniel E. MacDon- pnm COMEDY _ Victoria Ha“ FICIAL (‘OMING — Mrs, W, R, aid. itilknklfrom where the funeral was {med armos; m capacity on Campbell of Windsor. Ontario, who all ‘ he pace to St. Margarets Saturday nigh; when the vlcmrla ls the National Chairman of the ‘m ~ Dramatic Club presented their three Red Cm“ Wnmmks War Work ='—*~*—"—~---———--i——- act comedy “Henpcckcd Henry,‘ Cflmmlllw With headquarters in T1115 pla wrmm by B"; stone,’ Toronto. is expected to arrive in pfoducedy by permyssyon o; Samuel Charlottetown on a visit to the French of Canada Ltd, is conslder- Prim‘? Edward Island Division ml; ed to be one of the best comedies Wm" FY9115"! by Plane- ’ __,Mr_ Frank sigsworch M the o; me season, Fonowjng 1s me “s; Campbell, who is also the President Accounting Department. C.N.R. spent the week md at his former home in Cardigan.

of players: Mrs. Leroy I-Iowatt, Mrs. ‘l7 n" 071mm’ Dlvlfllml and a mem- Donald Macbeod, Miss Annie Gor- h" o! the Central Council Execu- don, Lorraine Lowtner. Eva Moc- "VP- l-s touring the Mtirilime Pro- Leod, Jean MacNevin. Isabel In. vinces at her own expense in the man, Mr, Alllmn m; Kenneth Mm», interests of her important, Commit- tin, Donald G. iVIacLeod and Ream tee and wi‘l address a meeting at N. MacQuarrie. The play was dlrecl- the Charlottetown Hotel on satina ed by Mrs, Earl m“; The proceeds dav evenlnc. June 13th. The Prince of the play will be presented w the Edward Island Division of the Ca- vlcwrlg, women's Irrslllurc m am nadlan Rerl Cross is most desirous in their charitable and patriotic that mflubers of all orznnizatlnns work. The members of the cast ‘Wm’ W" Work fliWid this mrntlnl were given g dellclorr; lunch an“ to which all rm- mrrllnllv invited. the play by ladies of the Institute. Y‘ ls earnestly Iifillftl that n IRWZP The cast plan to present their play number will lake nrlranlnze of this l“ other cqntreg__i Paulo; pleas; opnorlilniit’ nf llPllFhlF. Mvsr. Camp- cqpy) l nn this occasion. She is an ox-

cellcnt. snr-nlzc as thrvr- who were prltiilevorl to hear lwr on her last visit will proclaim. Mrs. Campbell will inspect. the work at. Red Cross

EXAMINATION fitting and Supplying (Ilium

ll. .1. “drama

OPTOMETRISI‘ ltiontagus. P. l. I.

Office flours: l0 to ll A. II. l M) 5 P. M.

DAVID ADAMS DEAD

llolldn etc- by auaolntlnsnl Home in Chnrlni-‘ciotxm on satur- Of Ice Connee with ILFORD, England-NC?) -Da- day mnrnlnsr and will br- plcased to vid Adams, Socialist M. P. for South meet any ladies who come in be-

DBUGBTOII

Pcmlnr. riled here at. R7 hwvwv tn-m nvvi 19230

Mrs. a

the A. R. P. lectures and Red Cress sewings,

A decided increase in the sub- Fflillticns to the Canadian Nurse wus shown by Miss Annie Mac. Elachern, a total of approximately 6o members have subscribed this ye,“- Il 15 honed that the members will contribute news items from time to time so that our overseas members will be kept in touch with us and others in Canada,

Miss Vcrna Darrach has been appointed Provincial convenor of the Red Cross Emergency National Reserve. This particular work deals with the teaching or home 1111181118 to women in the homes and includes elementary nursing procedures.

Material for the History of Nursing in Canada has been col-

lected and forwarded to head office_ m

by Miss Mildred Thompson, con- venor of this committee.

Miss Bennett outlined the re- commendations dealing with nur- slug problems which are being stressed by the Canadian Nurses Association through the leadership of Miss K. Ellis.

Miss Ora Proffitt, Charlottetown and Mrs. Arthur Allen, Summer- sicie, submitted reports on the nursing sections of branches of A. R. P. and Red Cross Disaster Re- lief Committee.

A round table on some of the newer drugs and nursing proced- ures was conducted by Mrs. C. H. Beer. The discussion on vitamins was introduced by Mother Loyola; that on the Sulfa-drugs by Miss Mair; and Blood Plasma by Miss Macucnnan. Demonstrations in the use of the Wagensteiti apparatus “Y-‘Ye but on by Miss Bennett and Mrs. Lois MacDonald, and admin- istration of Plasma by Miss Annie ltIacEacncrn. Many other nurses took part in the stimulating dis- cussion that followed.

The following officers were elect. ed for the ensuing year:

President: Miss K. Macliennan, B.A.. R.N.. (re-elected), Charlotte- tow-n.

Vice-President: Miss Georgie Brown, R.N-. Summerside.

Treasurer and Registrar: sister Mary Madsalcn. RN. (re-elected), Charlottetown.

Recording secretary: Miss A, J,

f R- Mair. R.N. (re-elected), Char-

lotteiown.

Hospital 8: School or Nursing: Sister St. John the Baptist, R.N., Charlottetown,

General Nursing Section: Miss Eileen McGough, R.N., Charlotte- town. -

Chairman, Public Health Section: ‘ii/Ilsa Mary Leslie, R.N., Charlotte- own.

Graduates

Mina Dorothy Brena, R.N., (shove) is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ur- ban Brew. Sydney, N.S., and niece of Mn. H. E. Cantwell, Char- lottetown. Miss Bream recently

aduated with honors from St.

nrthfn Hospital, Antlgonish, N. 8., winning the Dr. Molsouo Mom- orial lzo for medical nutslnl. Miss reau visited Charlottetown fln several occasions and made many fronds, all of whom will be Ilndl tn learn M her more“.

MAYOR HOLMAN __<cgiu_ai_iea from 255p .

P4830103 u against “2830030 or the same period last your. For the same number of months this year expenditures amounted to 5159.55.00 and up till this time int y“: they were $116,725.70. How- ever included in this years ex- penflltures for this period was m.- 000 for Victory Bonds which were not purchased during the corres- ponding period last year. When another amount for $5.0m was de- ducted. ttie expenditures were slightly less than this time last year, Coun. Chandler said.

Communications

Communications from residents

at Brighton shore and York Lane, and another from residents near n. right-of-way on Euston and near Fitzroy streets were referred to the Light. committee. Also in the communications was a letter from M1". Dominic Doyle seekinl a Dosi- tion on the City Police Force. This was supported y letters frcm Mr. Ira Brown, secretary of the local Canadian Legion and Mr. J. T. Robinson of the Veteran's Welfare Office. The latter pointed out that Mr, Doylg had formerly served 2o ears wit-h the Force here. In his otter Mr. Doyle stated he had served l6 months with the RM!!- menml Police during the present war but had recently been dis- disrgecl by the Medical Board. The matter was referred to the Police committee.

Coun. F. C. Dougan reported for the street committee and announ- ced that the permanent work was being carried on now. He requested the Council to raise the salary of Mr. Joseph Costello because he was "doing good work" and now looks after the sidewalks. This was done by resolution later.

Coup, B. E. MacDonald complain- ed that the sidewalks were in bad shape in scme places. The slabs are tom up and in many instances are several inches higher than the next. A lady had fallen on one this spring and suffered a, broken aim. He also stated that the per- manent streets wcre getting most of the attention 5nd that. although the dirt streets are. in fair condi- tion, he would like to see the sprinkler visit them more often,

Reporting for the Property Com- mittee, Coun. J. E. Blanchard brought u the matter of provid- ing a bat ng house on the Bright- on Shore at Victoria Park. The matter was left over for further consideration.

The Police committee report was read by Coun. J. E. Sterne. Pumper Delayed

Reporting for the Fire Commit- tee, Coun. MacDonald announced that the Bickle-Seagrave Company was putting off the delivery of the pumped‘ for the Fire Department, which ls urgently needed. "Mr. Bickle hasn't half lived up to his promises" in this res ct, he charged. He also neferre to the difficulty the Fire Department was having in getting equipment be- cause of the Priority Beard.

Following the report of the Light Committee by Coun. McKee, coun. Chandler said he was agreeable to the proposal of the Maritime Elec- tric. He felt it would be a good aolutiiitn to the lighting problem of

e c

y. Coun. T. A. Butler, chairman of the Market Ccmmittee, stated that the tenders for the f‘sh section of the Market Building had been put ou

Moving the adoption of the May- or's report, Coun. McKee paid tri- buto to the work being done by Mr. A. Maclnnes, Plant Superintendent at Bruce Stewart and Company's plant. The motion was seconded by Coun. Chandler,

The Health report was submit,- ted by Dr. B. C. Keeping, Deputy Minister of Public Health and the Milk and Meat Inspector's report by Dr, I. E. Croken.

Coun. A. T. MacKirinon was ab- sent from the meeting.

MAYOR. HOLMAN ‘S REPORT

Mayor Holman gave the Council a comprehensive report of the re- cent conference of Mayors and Mu- nlcipallties at Ottawa, which he at- tended along with the City Clerk, Mi‘. Fullerton.

"After the Conference,” said Mayor Holman "1 remained in Ot- tawa and interviewed our represen- tatives Hon. Dr. Cyrus MacMiilan and l-toniColonel . L. Ralston in regard to matters that have been nending, and others of importance requiring immediate attention.

“At this time I wish to convey my thanks to Hon. Col. Ralston and Hon. Dr. MacMtlian for the time given me, and for the prompt manner in which they have taken up the matter of having our ac- counting system of the Canadian National Railways at Charlottetown Kept here: and while the have the promise that it will not disturb- ed for the present, they have also assured me that they will do every- thing in their porter to have these offices remain here. as we are a Proviitce of the Dominion of Can- Bdfl. and are entitled to certain Provincial rights.

"IPoiiowlng this matter, I then presented the case of the railway shops not being utilized as they should be. Whereas in 1910 there were over one hundred men being employed in these shops, today there are only about thirty. The

plant is there. The machinery is here

there and in good order. And

stock should not receive repaiis there. at least minor repairs.

“We know that in many oases we. eminea. etc have been taken m Moncton for minor repairs, which could have been done between shifts in our shop: here. and by local met-i. These were taken to Moncton. at Breat expense and with long delays, a; everyone knows. The Monclon shops are working to capacity. Any ordinary laymen can see at ifilance that our shops could be ut zed to capacity. to the benefit of our City and at a saving to the citizens of Canada. ‘

Pdsnt Depleted :

"We ha heard a lot about sen- tralization ut our local -Railway shops have been depfeted of men. Th; plant is still here. The mach- f~e~-- is still here-and while there g; a scarcity of plants in war time.

"I asked our representatives, Hon. Cobnel Balaton and Hon. Dr. Ma»:- Mlllan to use their influence, w ich they have promised to do, to ave these shops and machinery ut Wknl and men employed, to take c e of the minor repairs on the Canadian National Railways in Prince Edward Ishind.

"As an example of sending cars for minor repairs to Moneton hers is one case called to my attention: Uphoisterln requii-in slight re- nnin at. ll . or U20. done locally

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(and it coul be) was sen Menc- ton and the cost charges for work were $110. I presume the cost of transportation was included in this figure.

"I would like all our citizens f0 put their shoulders to the wheel and demand that our local mops used to capacity. We have been al- together too easy in the put in permitting our rights as a Province, to be taken away from us. Om enlistments, our investments in Wat Loans and War drives, show oiu patriotism; therefore we who are at home should fight to the limit

to build industries locally so that a

when our boys return, they will have honest industry.‘

Mayor Holman said he was glad to report that Bruce Stewart Company are employing more hands, and hope to employ still more, he attributed this to the indefatigable efforts of Colonel McKay.

Proposed Dry Dock

"While in Ottawa," the Mayor ad- ded, "I brought to the attention of Hon. Col. Ralswn the importance of a dry dock at Southport. During the past week Col. McKay informs me that an official came here last week and went over the situation thoroughly. He went away greasy impressed with the harbour. which I may say is practically land-lucked and which he stated should be used. He was pleased with the inspection and we hope there will be some permanent results.

“What we all must do is press for a dock for underwater ship repairs, and we should also press for a ship- building plant as well. Colonel Mc- Kay informs me that they have em- ployed a highly trained, skilled en- gineer as their plant foreman. an they have every reason to believe they are in a position to undertake any ship worl. that comes along. but onlv above water repairs, until we get a dock for under water re- pairs.

"Colonel McKay could not vrait for Colonel Ralstons return from Winnipeg to accompany me. I plac- ed the facts before Col. Ralston and Dr. MacMlllan and they assur- ed me that this most important matter will receive their serious at- tention.

“I am sorry Mr. J. L. Douglas, M. P. was not in Ottawa. He was home on account of illness. But I do know he will lend his support to these different projects.

"I might mention that I again discussed the matter of completing repairs to the waterfront and the Railway Wharf, where material now lying, and have every hope that it will be attended to.

“In conversation saith the Hon. Dr. Cyrus MacMiilan at Ottawa, he stated that he was peased to inform me that they have placed in the

.. . _. estimates a sufficient amount to complete the railroad wharf at Charlottetown. This is in- deed encouraging news, and we trust that the Treasury Board will approve it. .

"Before closing my report. I vrant to extend my thanks to our City Clerk, Mr. Fullerton. It was im- portant for him to attend this Con- lerence when he had the opportun- ity, and did meet many of the City Cleric; and other Civic officials from lendipfl Cities in Canada, as every City in Canada was repre- sented at this Conference. Mr. Ful- lerton was ofrgreat assistance to your Mayor, and also was a great addition to the Conference."

Resolutions The doliowlng resolutions were a-

0 .

R olved that Frank Prunty . ap inied permanently to the Siree. Department at his present rate of salary. Moved by Coun. F. C. Doug

an and seconded by Coun. J. McKee.

Resolved that the proposition of the Maritime Electric Company as set out in the communication of V A. Ainsworth to this Council re the change in street lighting be accept- ed

lvloved by Coun. J. T. McKee and segonded by Coun. B. E. MacDon- a

Resolved that the notice of the Canadian National Railways dated April l8, 1942, be received and w- cepted as affecting tno renewal of the lease of i800 sq. ft., dated Sep- tember 1, 1937, for a further term of "VB years up to Setember 1 1947. ‘Moved by Coun. F. . bougaii and sgconded by Coun. B. E. blac-

na .

n.

is no reason vrhy our local rolling 13o

Resolved that. Dr. W. J. P. Mc- Mlllan be rte-appointed as a mom. gs t» the Board l: School Trus-

Moved by Coun. I". C. Dougan am seconded by Coun. J. E. Bmnehard, Resolved that Joseph Costello. salary be at the rate of $90, p9.- mtlavitigziyfian duéieoLnw im. . , n and Seconded by Coun. J. T. Mgfzee.

Banuok Air Fighters In Middle East

LONDON, June 9—(CP 051110- A Royal Canadian Air llbroe squad- ron of fighters, led by Bqd-n. Mt. Paul P, Pitcher of Montreal. the first of its kind to ream the desert. has arrived in the Middle mt. it was announced today,

Its arrival takes a Canadian force to a. new front in the far- flung war. Already an R. C. A. F. squadron of Catalina flying boatl is operating out of Ceylon. Cana- dians have fought before in the Middle East but they are all mem- bers of It. A. I‘. squadrons.

‘l’ come devoted to War W01‘! "0111 1°

d rors upon the worlds we havn

U. K. War All Ou Says Sir N. Birkett

LAUDS CANADIAN TIES — LON- DON JURIST THANKS DUM- INION FOB BACKING — DE.

WANTED

A“ °xp°'i°“°¢fl mils

mar m cause srrnomo '1‘.

“murmurs. B‘ [ledger keeper, Show MONTREAL, Juno n _ 3,,“ 1 ave previous experience daily sands out every mm II banking or com she can spare. s the am- cia] office m" "a ".r“*:.:~..e:.s- employed ". “m- v»-

O W unit where it ma bepmost m»: n w“ "or

will not be

also betweenconsldered:

17 and 45

of he High Court of Jus o0 of " London, declared m m ess 10o m"? Pmdllct medierpy members of o oi . unf t or flliclllrgg

“In a. word, the message I br CPI. Pill- to dlou from the people of Britain is at they are resolved. above all Amfly persona" things, that ln that supremo task to b h y o1- which they have given themselves Y D One 0n June u they will spare no effort and brook 1942 to ’ no obstacle aecause they rea ~ how great is the price." the diltin- gulshed an i Jurist stated. Q

Linked to dais expose of t of Britain's contribution Sir orman

ifiifififttfiifilfitfiimaiar e;t.t.ht:;?il(l: O89

Canadian Stores

of the Mother Country “in L dBfThgEPQ-Oupll oi’ Britain would de- 1 m

sire ine to say in all affection that 09 t” 115 Gmfltin El, in those. dark tiara-Ind they were Charlottetown

dark-nothing was more sus t nothing more encouraglnz than to know that the people of Canada. 88 aver, were at our side, the speaker stated. "......The ties that have in the Past and

Zfidusfia this present havcwatg

57 S Id‘ forged by fire and tribulation, o which I believe nothiu: on earth

can ever sever."

Everyone Serving Nation

Besides providing protection for .000 miles of coast and 06000 Canadian Army Basic Traliilngég square miles of land. Britain as tre at Beach Grove left yesteidayl gtepped up her production of arma- service elsewhere in Cziiiatlq. ments, has increased its national ln- Th“, were pryvnws: - Gaudet, C, .1" _ L1"- 3- M» Alberton. Taylor. J. E., lvllllvieiv, Yates, M. 0., Bedford Bowness J. H, Bed-aqua, Taylor, G. L., Freetown,

Filly-Bevan soldier; lrom No

to '10 per cont. has seen to it that there will be no war profits. and has everybody on the war from. without exception, in some form of national service. the audience was

reglmgcfillili tell you a great deal 321$; %‘;Ecllfi‘riollclowll. 1l1°1'°-" P“ Nmma“ ‘mmmued’ ‘our Rennie. ii. Alnliaéhuluolwlovln

armies have iought 11 campalitns

since this war arose out. with va-ry- Arsilmm- J- A. Davclvrs Ran.

mg success. Some corolla-IBM We"

eiriaariiea upon with no nope o! -

success but with a desire to be loyal . - ., any.

to loyal allies who had braved so Allen. A. M., Sumnicrslda,

week-Z F- P-, Clftoivn, %g§§gwJ-IA.WTigmsli.

1 . -. B‘ ‘k ' ' Arssnwlt. J. a. iiiiiirifi-lamm"

mucn for us. And it may be m" some or these campaixns. which a9- pear to D8 failures, may yet. b6- cause of tne dislocation of tneden; guy's time table, nave proI/e 0 Arsenauit, M., sumaierslde. the greatest assistance poss blemto Dem-och“, J_ Ru Abraham! v “ussmtlin lglzltlagggl: frgglfimnce e Iagéii t o s otiers 9 - 8J1 , ., ummerside

‘me supreme task beiore us is to N00,,“ J_ L" m, R". sec W "v m“ W059 ‘owes! “:33 P919. 1-. Nortlllgrylciiitllerlfs, uescruwd as "16 mm“ ° df J. A., st. Niciioiiii ' stiaii be exterminatedn (lglxfce; Myers, B_ H" PownaL ' tions created in margin!‘ me mp 310e, r_,_ E" Cardhga“ R m t 119V“ 333m 5n g Boyle. A. W., Freeland. r E1 . H. ‘T. Donaldston known em- Norman sussflawd. H t '

"Unless we stand LOECI/Ileli {when Novgfsltlzyug- W-- Jedfltllt. Hlitoo m“ w“ isvglnllrl ‘lllltgnsillillfelxng ltlgigs smiles. L. 8., Bedcque. gfyfiuliilng the new world which fiiwmflflld- P- A. Si. Peter; Bay alone makes all this strimtfie worth Militias“. A- B-. Clrtoim. wnne, we may fail" uitlruatlelyakm Ganmtflvll. C. A. anscoucln. we w“ below us, me ape er Mums 55., Wellington. Warned- "1 nave been privlleseu w s an. A. a, Jolinstons Riv travel throughout the Unitedderlxtartts eriucxe and i. cannot teil you ‘trim B‘ m“ B “ma. L. Iona. _ tion i ieei for the hall Iggy pow_ ,D}l,lm 8-1;. R.., iiiiiitcr_aiver, great counfiry- W6 “Veme Umted ma“. - W., Bloomfied. ertui allies — Russia. u M nflult. A. T., Suliilnerslde. States. me Allied mnmns’ h“ “Wnfllllli, F. Suinmerside. tnem contributing all theymavfl-tlu Arsenault, C. 1).. st. Louis.

"But we have Swat“ e5 5 - Bambrick, F‘. H, Mt, steivart.

Deep in the hearts oi men every" Chevf-‘fle D. P., lgl -. I where is tne belief ttliuiit swflwhgfi Donovan: J. A-. nsiums MW tiff: pelaxflllfnenb W Desroche, N. J., Abrllllliills Villa alone tang Oever the world I _ Doucette, L. J., Portage. lllge alt-lilo “hearts ot men are with ggillflgh Richmond.

t . umine ‘ . "5- A?“ 14in“ “is? ‘f,‘§m§,°,‘f,ffl,& Huwuiison’. n. A.. imrslie. m” Ln; 1° '59“ g ' Kmfih. 13.. St. uis.

Canada, tne united states, Great Britain, wno have endured soymuch. w make a. still greater contribution to the world which we l n0?- live to see, but_oi which we may see the foundation laid. We fife called upon to take our psi-thud the most momentous event in - tory; let us stand togsghcl‘. End m“ day the edifice will erectefilalrg all the towers and playtime W l‘ up into the sunlight.

Stresses Danger 0i Destruction T o Ii a I i f a x

OTTAWA. June 9-—<CP)-Estab- llshment of balloon barrages to pro- tect i-lalitax, Esqulmait and other strategic centers was advocated 1n the House of Commons today b AT" thur Biaght (Lib. Parry Soun .)

Ha said overnight destruction of Haliiax would be a greater blow to the war effort of the Empire and me lUnited lgligtions than any other s nae opera n. ,

Halifax was a "tinder inwni’ highly inflammable and vulnerabfl to incendiary bombs.

“It almost makes you shudder to think of it," he said. Th0!!! W5" aommunition dumps. docks and the central organization for Ovefw" convoys in Halifax.

"Destruction of Llverpwl Wmlm not be as great a blow to the Em- ire as to make a, rubble heap of allfax." he said, The government, military author- ities and the Canada-United States {oint defence board should consider

he balloon barrage protection 0f

Halifax. He believed they would

ree Halifax was the one spot w ich could least well be spared at

this time.

“I am muting no appeal for the

ople of that city" said Mr- laght. "’I‘he are willing to take chances bu from the Empire _ g standpoint, the war effort stand- bore defences. Mr. Roi d“ point and from any standpoint a Claspe Harbor lacked drv W0 regionsble man can reach I con- should have more def C".

WHERE-AND WHY r

There may be many motives that might induce ylffillleig take prescriptions to a certain druB 5mm should be but one:

MacDonald, W.E., Aiinzindale. MacCallum, G. W.. llldVlLUy Pl. MacKenzie, A. F.. lie » ~ Arsenauit, A. J., s Coffin . Doucette, J. H., R1 Before leaving they ed with cigarettes by the 1 Government through the ' Canada Corps. ‘The - were ionized after by itli. A. G Bruce of the Canadian Legion Wi Services.

their value in kccpaig, n)‘ l from approaching too CiUjvil} to Hll nerabie areas.

Earlier J. S. Roy tint: Crisps urged government dclioii to 15301 production possibilities ill iiie Gas area. l-ftuspoke as the Huuwf r umf study on the $2,UOU,oull,uou \\lil' n1 propriation biii. ,

The government slioulv. Drill“ ships to transport fish nom ti} Gaspe area to South Aiii u West Indian markets. U‘ demnlties to the fishi income was affected shortages, Mr, Roy . ,

More attention shouiii be uiuti defence of the Si. » There was a "fort but Gaspe and the st. Gulf and River were llic to the country. no had in ‘ I engineers that Guspe li-ulli“ 9'1, the defence point of VIC“ lS vua im ortant to Canada. ,_ _ m,

W0 shins had been Ihlllinllllpllcn marines in the St. L-awrentt u; a

ll of the St. Lawrence a _ y defgwebo; mm area appeiirtd lo t at ue ec. _ , Some of the money °*\l’"fli;d w} er the war apiifvilllili“ hould be used to bu <