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nature ms he inserted ll 101' Hmlwl Catholic Women's r" - “""" "M" retract“: ét...“3.‘%f..§§i’. “"- F , - 9-12-15- Also Traveltalk

ALBERTO". Bepwmber 16th —WAN TE D — Married man, Shows hi. 3.30 but afternoons Lérafgllgwailoccllmu‘ steady lob on farm. House provided. gurivals. Races s 9:1 44L Hedley Muttart. Carleton Sldginlgs 2i

JIAIGEMIN k“ with n-WANTED l0 buy (l0! Qllh) 11¢ prints. T1154" 1711251 £8; a. good used car. Walter S. Weeks, unington. ' Bayvfew, Bradalbane, R,_ R,

.tos'r ladies gold watch on 9-15-11. sufvifumtanur;

tral Stray, aria/Eff; .-PASSPORT photos. overnight lfittf°iait .1 Capitol Theatre. g;*;*°;,,,,3§s;,,r>,r,1;;=- 1111mm D1118 “ m - armi- HM" a 1s 1'7 22 24 29 1 e a. W0m€n Of The Year”

-BOI'ERTY FOR SALE.-25 _ *_ . . "~—— , , ‘ we? 1t Sunlmerside east, part o1 mergaLlgfimgilllllT In the Sum- bUPi-ltn DRAMA A1 tarnot,

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_ . I _ Court on Friday SUMAIEPSIUB "filfinywlilxlsldilvlatrllrgrutcrb 1111:1311 m°“““¥-_ b61016 shuwdary mash- T _ ~——; nnt- Morley M_ Ben‘ Soncb trate Stiong a common assault case he ploblem of the “career

filtrate. ._ _ _ was dismissed and a s d “11-"1111" 15 t; 1e "f" . 1115mm" do‘ P__E I 9 15 11' fined $15 and costs; two gihneltg W211i “m1! 1" 111i‘ 11011 ‘l/ielts-g-‘Zfiidtiii- 40R SALE-Fordson Tractor 911°" 81W" Email lines. -s Mall" 1111019111113’. ‘Woman or Lng

_ _ M Year." which opened _-t - -, (It M11101 cmlumers‘ 51131151319 __SURPRISE PARTY_The m m_ the Cathtul ‘lneatrc. nyltlielztablcllicielrt-

core). This tractor is ln good , , _, ‘rrac fllltl not t- 1 ;~ » . _ pmtllllml, has been used mostly iieriugl xtitgedStMJosephs Club teccnt- H“, Dvr,»,,,dnL Drélblliltlcfisfillptliilgfl} u. belt work, Bargain for quick l’ D B r. and Mrs. John i

1 , upucarunc‘ t" l‘ - - e. WW‘: "infidel 11°15“ °r 3” Arsenal,“ Wm‘ '1 pail’ i“ h°“°1' °f 'l‘1'ac,v i; tliléwltltkzlzegl.‘ siilfcsffftill‘

v1 thet- 43rd weddin 1 thine on trade- Walter S. Weeks. ‘he home- or Mr 8m?" VEYwYY- 111 paper sports writer. ivliss Hepburn _____ 9 15 u" Arsenault, Hanover gtrlgert? lgtttlalfi 135.1111.fillllistlfilffi§lt°°‘fi’$fi' , .. .. __ v , . JAREWLLl. PARTYk-frileinds gnegfibzsélygifdllfiiléy {Si} ltht-zilfilm 0f uletcly cxtrcfizc 1n tcntpcramcnt dMrt- “M1131.” B'°° 5 ‘e l‘ b.,;,,,,,u, m ‘Ym -¢ "e ntqvy and“ outlouk. LL10 two lfrsonaiitits “M311 pttrty 1n her honor, at wish U tgus v 1 approptidtc fli-Lltlgtcitcyvgtney- ucver, 31,355 amp ttttnne cf herlson Mr. Everett m“? 1R1 v ey_ Would sec oiany alter, a ‘ltlclllritvlllii ‘courtship. a1‘ Looks, summcrside prior to her I n h ann vesarics. A delicious n1d111ed._1nc insult 1s that the hon- gpugure for 'I‘oronto. for which 11 0 was served and the evening elqlhcotry ismtzrrupted on the very m she m, on Saturday mom. was spent 1n entertainment rrud \!'~<_1_l1_1"l~ ‘Hlunt when an escaped t, “m, m, m“: children’ ,0 dancing; the music being sllnphtd batman leader bursts into their m,“ hmbund‘ Mm Brooks w“ bv Ernest Argfnnult and Anghmy 100cm. The new bride 1121s a scoop

. 1 1 l m Berna“; _s h the Balkan Slllllltlull and is de- rssggeigelmfltglo? hggeéiegggf 3:5 m huiitcd. Not so the zroom i: momxma Mm cudmom who _pRA(;T|(;E BLACKOUT __ Th? lhis onnnotts start loads to a

__ . '_ _ summerside A’ R) R 1, , mnrrluzzc lll(‘_ in which "rracv discov- if..t11l11‘1‘“,‘;1,,1,1g‘,ult0 11351315821. ‘Y3 wisms to ndwsc a“ citizglcslngggfo; 01's thuthe 1s ‘expected to scramble m“ a d" 1k" W15‘ Served and practice blackout will be held some eggs ‘vhm M“ Hepburn writes €a':,‘,,f,1,‘,... 0W3‘; plfmamly spent time durnt; this week The day‘ and col-luzlulnlm "lonchgs Limdbngak‘

r ~-‘ i.» ~- ~ - 1 ~ ' . q t f; pom vnen S10 is voe " m- h gamcskand entertalm-n-entfi-S. éiilljlse ‘vireo ngzigulrigg-d milllltllg grcilflaigzitltlirtrg ‘Wgfllitlll of ttge

proper blackout preparations in X-ufrgundgrtheomilflbzléfcgrgca2133.15: __ glgg1gwlx1ggylleivgielalagsprtéfx) fagorv solutkion 15, reached.

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“Mrs. Parker of Sydney. N. 5.. forthwith. Blackout regulations. of a cliffiielliv“fitiltfinnelifiapclcfid? .5111? F" '1 °1 Mr-(lgnd M“ AVB- "BCBSEHY. must be rigidly enforced. being. and Miss l-lcpbttrn even sur- 1. c. Summer. e.—-S. Phc t1 nnttse has already given passes llil‘ work in "Th-S Philadel-

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—- —— due nc..ce to the public, bu‘. wish to Dhia Story" in a role in which she

-Mia< Etinrt 151mm of Cl-ermunt take this oppo.tunity to repeat the combines warmth and dramatic fire. m

Egfflflliéll d 1215111011 1113 G01"- fvnrnng, las those citizens who, dur- ————— rug arc. ummers e. ng an aarm, all" any li ht to ' i show from their dlilveling or"; place Borden Main

'-\fr. James Sralght, Summer- of business, will h‘ t b. - - - ' ll: has rr~'1s11@<1 1115 Position 115 outed. The commitltlei 3151191510111?- AIIIOIIg‘ GrfifllléltfiS

Eflcllgillfcy at the ltarport titrgd ptesg on n11 6mm“ the nbsqlutt -. eft tn ta‘; a pos 0n at 0 necessity of com l t - , ‘g yards 1n rictou. N. s.-s. with the ccimmltigs? is“ °p“““““ "rreuuo. us . sent 12-16%- - w TI- 1 d m i A c :8 of stuzlctits graduated here f- ssDorLs aun ers arr ve _t It --SKUNK (11-15 011, CHANGED today after completing the cmer- W1 110m QNRWB l0 Spend noll- —When Mr. Elmer Arsennult, an gency pro-enlistment course of the in at her home in Kenslngwn employee at Eare MacDonald's fill- Royal Canadian Air Farce. I _.i_ mg scuon Se“ rrrside, : Tie and .l . ‘n. .d"d: -Mr, nnzi Mrs. Alfred Higgins 111W i118 krease pitlLlalurday P111112? Edlvtlntrli llslnr-d: illuro (‘llll(il‘€'l returned on Frl- lng he found a custom-Ir already st, C, Redo . Bordon ‘i; u; v“, __[5@1d_ Que", aifler tvzlfigehbuthhe dichgrti wnlt to finidbout _ _ wdr a vacuVon with relatves _ .61‘, e Wane a grease ,o or - tnrnrtcu aid Indian River iusbgyeverlfentxzxiilléegifullsfr1g; ctfi-oal- DTBW 1388f PFICGS _i_ . . u11:,. r. , , .. A c l ' ~ so Mulally of Blltch. egg-Zing} 1,151,751,113 1103,11; not In Marqtnnes Tucsciav t0 scent :1 , 9 l? 11 9 11 S ~11 1 h's w‘fe in Kerslnl- "lust new up‘ The pmblem immm‘ "i" ‘ lately presented itself of xiemwving HALIFAX. Sap-t. 14 -— (C?) — 1119 51ml"! 1mm 1116 Dlt but .'t was Coincident with an Othwra an- not an easy one to solve. The police nouncrmcnt cf the fsurth suocss. arrived and suggested shoot n‘; it rive reduction in beef prices under

-LAC Freddie Gillls has beer on

hve for the past week at his home . -, “Hahn River lblut this Mr. MacDonald rejected as the _War_thrrc PPlJCS anti Trade e W35 "1131" 11119 1119111013’ 0f his Ecaid ctdd. Ha en Hak.r, ds unwelcome cus‘ mer would linger officer hrrc. tcdov auuot

TM" P1111“ "M51519 ‘>1 L“ 65 on in the fom of an unpleasant rice; effective in the Merit a business visitor to Summer- Odor‘ As the news spread many 1122mm '°°°"111"“S' 116091;! gathered 131d almost everv- ‘Price dog‘ llnrtby 11118;. nyzgiltigflsb- —-- one a 1 ' - steer an s cr w1 r-Mrt. Pascal MacDonald of ed that flifi§°swgfiru°fifiysriffifi°sfiy pound ln the ‘hree Maritime Pro- hnkr River was the week-end me m, ms “Ting power would be’ vlnces. excluding the cities of Iltsl of her slstcr Mrs. Charles under conmi whether m,“ We“, O-.,,,,._c,,.,-.,c“-_,,_ Hn1t-ja\-_ S,-ducy_ IicDotu! . SutnmersldtL-S. have worked 15 not known as uumle Mons-ten art-i Sn:}il.bJoi11g1.3P4rlce ttwf i? were no volume ~ ' ccw and hull w l e - 6611 ~< -.\lrs Charles MacDonald. haS decided to try agghygggglég £119,173 _.. n¢und_ ltumed to hcr home in Summer- grease p“ was compleml w‘. r ,1 In the citlcs of (tharrottetown. lie from Moncton, N. 8., where over and carbon monox-deyw eye Halifax. Svdircy. Monctom and he attended the wedding of her ed in from the exhaut rag Pr“: Saint John prices ofbabv beef. n1 5111- B u" Mlwmmald m and ln a couple of rftingtesn file rrarlns. " ""1 1T1" “111 b“

.2 . 1c»; round Con‘ and skunk was no more. _-S élflnlnmcefs w“: be ,3 b, Cems pa.

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h“ y, his ‘ d One of the pleasant events of last . w 5 1 Stamp" and oer-qt. ‘l-ialnford filnnlgr- weer}, w“ a miscellaneous 51mm“ flgttesérTo ltlcxilgase our 31111165 it W115 u, séanmn Reeves New“), um at e home of Mr. Fraser Mann decided m how n dance 1n Mable irwent nu ops-ration for appen- Il-Llhmwn l“ 1mm" 9r "15 "P11811161? lnfxf Gardens on Wodicsdwy, Sent. hint, Fanwédwhtésc wedding took place 16 M] nrrflnqpn]nnlq hm“ bqnq ___ 0n hes ay. sent. 9th at the ‘us, meeting adjourn"! s. -M1.1.1n wrium or Norbm-o and Presbyterian Manse Summerside ma ___-€—- rcw Humphrey (,1 Kensmgm“ The living room was bzight with bveentercd the summexelde High 811161011, asters snd other flowers. drool to begin Gradg m ‘mm-st 1 it? and yellowldsitreaxgielrl-g mqtuy. ____ M ng romawe n .-kd 1th JllSsrs Geraldine McLean and the seat of honor Eisoedagllllt‘; (l1- Egg.“ EJ112312; Coaglllhrrlyrlxceocorn: tr t. pmforzns, of Kenqng¢on_ white and yellow. The bride elect, Hulgux and Mrs. Cameron were ve entet-d Prince of Wales C-‘ll- charmingly gflwned 1" ‘"1514’ 1°59 woke-end visitors at Summerslde. I. w“ ¢5°°1wd 5° 11116 1W1"! 100m by guests of the farmer's parents. Mr. _____ Mrs. Hayden Dixon to the strains and Mrs. Keith Cameron.

‘M111 Joan Roup spent the week of the bridal music played by Mrs. '1 111 Summcrskle on thr- wuv David Campbell. The many beautf- -Mr. RAY 3011195 "115 1'@1‘11'"*‘-d 1° 111! from M°h0ne Bav I N 3,”, ful and useful gifts were opened bv 51111111161515" 111m "15 "M51113" which -" 111-: fluent a delightful vnc- Miss Mgrrgrct Profltt and nicely go $31111 sclgnté Pleasant trrn to Cage a arrange y Mrs. Hcrdott Mann. r0 -

i Th fLh d ‘ i“ “llr. Stewart. Williams of Cbnr- bylvllfsrzllng Carirptlllloatihflrirgllrlltg "Pwacmmm Arsenwu’ who u town sncnt the week-end at his parcels had been opened Miss Mann 1" ‘mmmg 1“ Charmtemw“ we?‘ " 111 Tyne Valley. thanked her friends rct- thClr klnd- 111° Weelkdmd §",",u';1,fedm§f,1“,;on‘} q‘ is nesa in n brief but nicely woxicil figmmem e an e a

bogflnltd. lllcNelll and ridught- spcem. "For she's a jolly good y‘ ____ whim (‘rrfnrmuiet Valley. were fe 10:,» was sum: and the rdltlgllltil- _M,.s_Russ,.u Cyumpym, o; scum. .. ’ 46W" '46» Week 91‘ 0 the EVE" 118 W96 Pa-‘cb n ton. Penn. is vlsitln her parents. , P415‘ McNeil left Saturday social intercourse. Lunch was scrv- M, and Mrs gorgto wujtg " "K lfr Halifax. gidby the IiadIesMOn Ithel: prcgous q-ruveuers 3e51,, _ i By even ng rs. rvng ogu -——— 11"’- G R Harrison has re- entertained at her home at Wilmof. —'I'he mnny friends of Hillard M 1‘ "'11" 1M1 his smi Garth n number of girl friends of the Woodslde Clinton, are pleased to kzrrfdlal‘ Nsi safe arrival in br'de to be when she iecerved a see him out antluaboirt atgainpatflter ' '" "m1. lovely asso ‘msnt of gifts. S. his tonsil 0P9" 011 11 e 1' c‘? , i i. County _l_'I_0§P1t11.1- __i________ . M“ GWZP Romcke ls vleltlnu —C. W. L. MEETING- The re~ WM’ 1,11," Pawn" bel-m "sump", gulsr monthly meeting of the 1rd »< in Edcehlll school. s, Silmnglfiilde suIbK-dlvlrslon 0:10.201; $1311.11“ Thins. 1» s ‘Vlfeadnejdayfnse i. 3. 13th 31!: r»... ' l‘ Charlottetown were re- sldent Mrs. su liven in the chair 1 "“1"‘T’i" °"*""ere‘d- _5 Correspondence included a letwr _ . e " " r M . M r nla, Past ntdwsnti "it Mar-care» strung; 3,11,, or g1egldenlls eisprilesslng her mmt ‘Hllnerslde 1s vl-"lrq rrlendq m sincere anks for the kindness “llticwn. “q shcwn her and capable assistance qr: ———— she received durln Convention. All in l WP" 'r'~--1.- mm he nh-ak- delegates and v ltors cxpfPfiPil 11"“ '11"? Mr Rolnh Mcrar- themselves as dellithwd Mt" 111°" m. or!» P:<p,':1',;',","n “"110 an; tunder- ‘eceotlgn atndnygsft léeré- A13‘; gals;

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Jegmlvfr-“tvnc. mvcroblrtovlsrl; ‘wk pmmktnzpthem for four thousand "m1"'l1"“'*“Wwhorflv _s cigarettes received for the boys u, R . —v-— ‘ overseas st n most. oppuvune time ifvlrvnmfdnpfiflfl“ ‘s amending and for which they wens dverl); up,‘ 4 s home in Bum. grateful. "llihs-dgezléirewflitrg ‘m1;-

Personals

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. omitted. Coun. Chandler

S’Side Tovm Gouncil Meets

The regular monthly meeting of the Summer-side Town Council was held last night in the council chamber. Mayor Lidstone presid- ing. All councillors were present with the exception of Councillors Smfillman and MacNelll.

The following town bills were read and passed: Paid bills $1511.- 20. unpaid $1693.72. Electric light: paid $1314.43, unpaid 63838.80. The different reports for the month were submitted and passed. Councillor Molllson in submitting his report was (pleased to state that street expen ltures from the beginning of the year up to the present were $430.00 less than the corresponding date last year and he commended Councillor Gorrlll very highly on this excellent re- port. Councillor Gorrlll in submit- ting his report stated that the streets were in good condition.

The police report showed that there were 41 convictions for drunkenness, two for theft. two for drunken driving, one summons for speeding. one conviction for driving without license. One com vlction for milk under test. Fines collected $361.00. Councillor Wedge mmarlfpd this was the largest amount of fines ever collected in one month.

Mayor Lidstone brought up the matter of some town equipment that is not being used. namely a mixer, a scarifier and some metal \\‘l'llCll he thought could be sold or turned in for war purposes Councillor Morrison said he knew where they could sell the scgrjflgy and also the tractor. Mayor Lid- Stfmc replied "that tvas good eu_ ough. 1i you can sell it all right." After a short discussion thc mat- tcr was left in the hands of the chairman of the street committee

Councillor Molllson brought up the matter of the telephone oper- ator's refusal to ring in the fire alarm when ask-ed to Q9 5o at the recent serious fire on Holman's llfhflrf- Councillor Molllson stated

lat the telephone Qperator 551d 5119 111141 116611 {Cid not to ring in the alarm but. to notifv 32 which she ‘dill but 32, \vh1ch is the police station. did not nnstvcr Finally after sCVCYJl people had requested the 0119mm? 1° 1'1": 1n the alarm the °Perat°f dld so but Councillor Mollisron contended tin; much valuable time had been “lost, and "ad the Wind been in a different direction the whole town might have been ln grave datum- Mayo, Lldstone said he had rlr-ard about this and had taken the ‘matter up 191911.110“ P90Dle and "By had said 1t was an operator filling in for the holiday 1t wu decided that a c""mittee' from thg town council 1' I into the matker "w"? T1111)’. Mecting adjourned l

Regular Meeting

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ment and that no representative alal-qfiMcltY Council had attended s. a», meeting. There was no contribution for the corvette f°§111°°111111l3 from the Council de- sp te the l‘ Ltl t midc to cgtletsraetcgranls had been ater in the t‘ .1 t... ‘iii tttttr°ttettzt Council to the Citizen's Committee 1° 8° 111111111115 providing necessities and comforts for the officers and {walks of the Corvette Charlotte-

A communication to the Council

d from the Maritime Electric Com-

Dan announ . steam “.5511. asst: .1“ ti; Metals Controller it would bg iml Possible to install the proposed street light near the home of Mr P. H. MacMfllan. 204 Cumberland‘ Street. Another lettter from M; W" C1111" Gay. regarding the’ opening of a street on his property gettggtesn School and ones...- . was referred to Rgcorder K‘ M- Marun- C113’ Engineer H A Mcsservy and cu‘, clerk J‘ A‘ *“'~‘11°1‘1°11 They are to report bn t; l0 the Council about the mdtzcrc

Present; mp0"

Coun. A. T. MscKlnnon pregeng. flair: reaort of the Legislative Lib- zjtbriirlli D3110? by Miss ‘I'm’ G11" vmes urn-tn lCh outllncd the acti- pug‘ year. e Library during m,

oun. Chandl tog

the manner l; whfcllt §§§°§§S‘I,'Z lution requesting e $10 u month increase in the salary of Mr, Fred l-"Re was presented to the Coun. 111- It was moved bv Coun. .1. T McKee and seconded by Coun, J, E. Blanchard and supported b gounclllors B. Earle MacDonald,

Coun. Chandler and Coun. J. E. Stems. who was absent from the meeting because of 11111953, were said he had never been consulted but as "common courtesy" should have been asked about it. Coun. McKee said he was not spoken to nor was Coun. Shams because of the opposition they had taken to it. before.

Recorder Martin explained that the names of the supporters had

of no legal effect on the resolution. l. It was then proposed to the Coun-

cll with only the names of the mover and seconder attached. This passed unanimously as did also another resolution providing a $5 a month increase t0 Mr. Ralph Crockett. an employee of the Street Department.

Other resolutions adopted in- cluded one authorizing the City Clerk to call for tenders "for 500 feet of 2 1-2 inch hose. standard premure" for the City Fire De- partment. Another resolution pru- vlded for the re-tubfng and re- pairing of the city steam roller.

Ilelllh Meeting

At a meeting of the Board of Health which receeded the regular Council meet ng the matter demolishing the dwelling house at 10 Granville Street was discussed The building ls owned by LL-Col. J. P. Hooper and a letter from his lawyer, Mr. W. E. Bentley. request- ed the Board to discontinue the ink I NIH!!! (I071: thll 111G11-

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RINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

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await you. No Air Force will

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lake your place with Canada's 01r- Full information ut any R.C.A.F. Recruiting Centre, or write address below lor explanatory booklet.

nniflng through a midnight sky at 300 miles an hour, they're “brothersin arms." Up there above the clouds they shore o great adventure-work- ing together as skilled “attack teams” i0 shower

flaming destruction on the Axis.

Trained in Canada, R.C.I»\.F. air crews idko the world in their stride. Smooth-working learns —-bomber and fighter Pilots, Navigators, Bombers, Gunners, Wireless Operators-they're ready {or action on any ironil Seeking out and destroying the enemy wherever he is to be iound, they do the job RIGHT. And after Victory? These keen young Canadians willledd the wdy to a bright new world. Our future is in their hands. Their future is in the skies.

WOMEN T°O—— join "that men may fly." Canadian women fill vital jobs in the

RCJLF. Women's Division, releasing men (or dir crew duties. Recruits are needed, qge 18 to 40, physically fit, least High School entrance. Many useful and ‘fascinating jobs

r ‘needed. The train you quickly fo

The expanded Air Training Plan hds room for men who want to join these lighting comrades oi the skies in their great deeds of today and their great prospects for tomorrow. Applications are being accepted {or dir crew at R.C.A.F. ‘ Recruiting Centres throughout Canada.

If you are physically fit, mentally alert, over I8 and not yet 3.3, you are olijlblo: Lack of formal education 1s no longer ‘a bar to enlistment.

Rom CANADIAN Am Force

FIGHTING COMRADES OF THE KIES

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For illustrated booklet giving full information, wrifercA F R T c r Director of Manning, R.C.A.F., Jackson Building, Ottawa, or your nearest R. . . . ecrur mg en re.

lng as the owner planned to have it moved back and converted into

apartments. Councillors MacDonald, McKee.

’ Dougen end MuKinnon were eg-

alnst establishing a precedent by discontinuing the work. Coun. Chandler- later moved that the meeting adjourn and that no fur- ther action be taken pending an investigation of the matter. This was seconded by Coun. Dou an and passed with one dissent ng ytoice. Coun. McKee voted against

WAS ESCORTING

(Continued _irorn__Pfl86_1) _ i_——;>=.—-_._~_________ cort fleet with s convoy which came under attack from one or more enemy U-boats. the naval statement said.

"During the attack and her counter-attack. she signalled that w oes had crossed her bows." it continued. "The action took place in a f and. many hours

Ater. muffle explosions were lteard from her position. "Her sister escort ships main-

taining their guard over the con- voy worked up to her presumed position but sighted no trace of

er.

“Subsequently an R. C. A. F. plane reported sighting a lifeboat and two carley floats with n0 sign of life on them in the vlclnlty. A

o; close, search felled to reveal any

trace of the Raccoon or of any members of her crew."

Ihllfsx Commander Actln Lt..-Cmdr, John N. Smith of Hall ex was in commend of the vessel. eilhth Oensdfsn nsvy shin