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it‘ UTE . C E Mil. FRBAN lllnlNCliARD Tilic pan-h of RlhllCO ha. lost, ' l'l'~l(I(.‘ill in the per 011 of ll Blanchard who died onl .\la_r 12th. "This day I .1111 lIllIli\'(\l'\;|1-y or m5 1111 1 11- .\Ir. Blziiicliard “"115 1mm _ > 011 \l.1_v 12th. 11111111310110 years ago, "r ll~1 11.11! 11111111 tiiiiiig 1111 winter so

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PRINCE EDWARD hon.-rues.-win.

Elmer could add numbers. faster than an adding ma- chine — but with g girl in his arms his mind was l. perfect blank!

with ,sru11nt rawm noarar ARMSTRONG l amv FURNESS tnmuun GWENN

HE WAS A WHIZ AT NUMBERS-not figures

Also DICK TRACY Cartoon — Sport

A WOW 0F A COMEDY

SHOWS AT 3.15 — 7-00 -— 8-15 SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2.30

Capitol ' Today-Sat.

Lord Tweedsmuir Heard At Halifax

of this \\’0;'!d'S

where she had seen ‘What it profit a man if lie gain whole world and lose hi; $111111"

she was a true and 103-111 1111111 of the Church of the Word had been sent to sons .1111

George Bennett. in the $151195. 0f her serious illness. Th v

left by plane. but on their arrhal they found t0 1111111‘ hearts Mother had past 011 to 11.11-

chlmeih‘? GQQYQe iii Cliarlollet Mrs Clifford MeEwcn St. I Bay; Percy. HART. Lloyd. Mrs. Sarah Kaiieen, all

Oscar,

The ‘uneral service WAS (p11. ducted by her pastor. Rev. Arch‘-

Who predeceased licr three _‘1‘(‘ ago. there to await the resurrection morn.

Bacon

q n H‘ w 1 cfi by his family‘. who had ( ‘a 1 ACID“ ll ll1ll_-(il.lll11il of all being 11cm “is F§<,1i'vif=f1

11.111. :0 the 111111. He had been Vb;- ."'<l hi1‘ 111“ 1111x101‘ R111". Alfred cyqyn“; _\1!1,_\-1\“-' 3L“. m“, (1.1 i111; who had atlmiiii tcred t0 1 ll I ' 111% HIP.» iii the Holy

Lure _ ‘ u _ Church a. few days before

t . i \1 111111 -- - . . . _ 11.. to mourn the loss oi $1. 'il11-r1-.1i< — — . , _ il'll\‘l'. three son.» and two Iht-‘lwis - — —- . .1 . _ .. Jo-ipli. of Charlotte- Pivuiwl — -- - . .-\.. n. $lLllllsl11liS of Ojlstey Bed F1111 UILIUQUR - f 1\.‘\i. Aliretl anti Josephine on Y,\'1-|1~.t1*r'\ (111-111-1- AM. ilﬂlllﬂwlCélfi 11nd Mrs Jos_ Arrive (‘I rlmtctoicn - 10011 '\..\i. ‘ iit o1 Rustico also one Leave n11 PM. Jeremie ‘Gallant of .111 PM. Oi- I'r Bid Bridge; His Wife pre- .! PM. zliucusctl him (IlIYIy-SQVCII years

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ie funeral 900]; place on T11111'.<1l11_v morning 1o St. Angus. llllt> Church followed by a. ]arge

llisuruiirc llll‘ tiny aiccitii-nt llizii. may Aaippcn uhiic dining in this Bus.

Slaps at iinmlici- of frienl. .-' NOBANA 1i..\ 11001115 11111.» services in the ‘Eiigoft 511*"- (iwlcv 51- 111*‘ grave were conducted l; Re ALLISON ntiasiis 11.11111 6.111.111. T11.- 1111.11.11.11; , 111.111.- lili» 51x grandsons. Urban,

Laurence. Elmer. Aubrey. Alfred and Clarence Blanchard. ivfay his soul rest in ma“,

ALBANY \‘li.l..»\(}E sciiool. .. Piyinary Dcpilrliiiciit Honor roll M1‘ the 11.111111 oi April 11nd 311113",

Grade V~l. Lflfflhlli.‘ Noon-an; i2. Annie Pliiinistiii," 3, H1ii~ry~ NOOIIlllL ' .

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8. 111111111 C111 Pinchu and Lay- MRS. HENRY JAMES

fun .\.'1111111n1 t 1.1111. Grime IV——t.ii'1 -'i. Elizabeth

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The ‘death of Mrs. Henry James WM lliace on Church Road at the homc of her son, Lloyd James, in the ‘SlXty-Sllfthlyéﬂl‘ of her age, 15111111 only n brief illness, when all

mt was kind and loving of a

L2. (‘u-urge Nomi n; 3, Dtitvsi-il. Ill

1Sr.1—l. Phyllis Nconnn; 3.

. Helen Rrx-s; mother ended its earthy can“. on '- Rwizy Green. M1111 3rd. 11137, Mother as 511s 1.1m . urence Ross; 2. been called by all vrho loved her

labored hard for the maintenance

.'."l. . Robert Arnett; .21. of her iamilv of elcven children

1.11 and Edmund eiclit boy; , 1 - t3ﬁll"--"l‘-'- °<1u , 3. Linus Norinati. one gflHlfL-CIIIIIIICI lgiiriflfie gvlifhf)‘ all?’ Teacher. Mai-y H. Gllrinlld. had cnred for since lnfancymlhes e

How think should a slice of ba/gon be?

Most bacon-for-breakfasf en- thusiasts are hearty ti-ciichmcn and. consequently arc inclined to say that all Slices of bacon. exccnt

those they slice 111@111_q111~@_c_ 31-1» T1111 f3ov11ri1or~Gci1eral made no too thin. 111111111011 of the incident but these But others. whose DRIEIIPS are ~‘ pleased with delicate shades of ~. u‘? "arlilll (‘#111119 0f U11‘ WDYQSBII- l¢‘.Il\'( of the Kiig.

readily obtained by the [IlillTVS-i

ls one who “.11 be greatly nrssed

sorrow. Although me 11ml and; >011 1 ’I‘\ructl.\11iun- declared in uii address goods, she had .

had come when She had surrciitl r- ed her life to her Lord and Mia-tr. l siull

the In the last fc-w years of her life ci- Nazarcnz dimghmr‘ 515° h" 9111)‘ 1 b!‘ lll-‘F- 1111:, is cuiiiiticiuti iii ilie proper tray. United l Aihi that. ])l11|il‘l' way is that each ' °

siicltlcn ti , lruin the other. and that willie they

bud stanfm'd' “$5795 b3‘ RPRF Twlwdsiiiiilr. .11l:i‘s Governor- Ai en. She was laid to rest hes Llc a1. 111111 1111-1 Lady Twceds- 116T husband iii Marie comet. 1111111" and thcii- cntuurugc was in,

M 1 of 11111 Canatllml Na- ' ° 111111111 Il11i.\va_\".. 0n The Shclng Di. wit!‘ skirtcil the Governor-

ilavor. find that such niiance< are E

of‘ the slice and that they’ can toy 9nI0Y8blY with a. tissue-paper fragment of poi-k.

There is a sharp cleavage of 0111115011 0H this important question. It has come to a hcad in the bacon- lovmg State of Tennessee irlterc in response ‘to public clamor the State legislature is dealing with the question.

It appears that of late bacon has been sliced too thin in that suite. It is averred that someone has m. vented a machine which will sl‘ce bacon "to such an infinitesimal thinness as to make it invisible lo the naked 6Y6 at a distance of four feet when lying on a while plate."

Bl"- WhOQE We is four feet from the plate when they sit down to breakfast? And anyway bacon is 110l- 811664-‘1 for purposes of being looked at but 1n order to be fried. broiled. grilled or otherwise pro- cessed and then eaten.

Anyway the hearty brenclimen of Tennessee rebelled against c111; thinness 01f the slices and took the $£QE Wbeghe lfitislutui-e which

as ore I a bill pegglng the IhICKDGSG 5nd area o.’ :1 slice at a minimum. The dimcnsbns s” dOWH in the bill are 111111 the slice shall not be shorter than 1 ‘7-8 inches nor less than 1-132 of an inch thick.

Now this doesn't seem reason- alble. 11f one takes a |lioe o: that

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iBrief Funeral Rites ,For Jean Harlow

- GLENDALE. Calif, June 9- 1APJ—Hollywood said goodbye t0

1 HALIFAX, Julie 9~'1‘licre vras an‘

where she lived for her liclpar; l "uncommon lot of nonsense D0lllg1 Jean Harlow today with a. simp'e hand in time o. sickness 11111111111111111 211101.11 ra s" in hut-ope, Lora; 20-minute funeral service in a

{suburban chapel overflowing with

yesterday beicrc :1 representative, nQW9f5,

William Powell, a suitor of the

given 11'11¢-1-,-1,__\- 11,, 1m. m“ ‘gathering oi Halifax profess oiial ment of Gods kingdom. the 11c‘ “ml bu“ s mm- Actress was visibly’ Shaken a5 he | T111: Giiicriiur-Gciicral and Lady CHM-ed the wee Kirk Q’ The

Ttvciulsniuii- arrived iirlizilifaxvlastl Henna. Church when 11¢ lgft, night on 1i1cii'_ii1"st oiiiciul visit to supporting M155 Haryow-S mother, Ivoazi 51-111111. lne Vice Regal party Mrs‘ Jean Baum he seemed more will criic tomorrow" 101' Fredericton. mme cgmmged

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. , . . . Mrs. Bello was weeping- _

. {no “U°_“I=°“L. plop?“ ‘gm? all The mother. Powell. and Jean's it“? “§‘F‘_‘_f‘l ““,“_‘"=“‘}E1_l,,°. ,"“§Y,S‘t. 1.1111111. Dr. Mont Cililf‘ Carpenter - 1011:‘ 1 i fuiﬁiv-mgii L111] 1‘ Lf Illizlyinlnu- I of Klmsas Cit-v‘ were me last to d“ a L u “ I’ ‘ g iloolt upon her. Until thﬂl‘ decide n disposition. the body v."ll re- llcvclll- 111.111 1111p: iuti-s the qiinll-llllﬂln in R Tecdvmil Vault near the 111» o1 11111 utlhr. that cat-ii learns, chattel-l 250 gens most o!

Bare y per. .

clic-rish 1111111: owu special loyallics‘ flit-111 Hollywood stars and studio 'a11.l tratluiiiiis, ZIlt‘_\' cherish not less] executives. were admit-ted to the ‘ tradition SEN-ice,

' heavenly home the evening b.._

fore. 1111.1 loyalty and There are left to mourn thl- logs which spiinus 1111111 their union."

11f a loving nuuhfixﬂ Avmm. in 111 11111 11111111111111, gillls from Ils-y leithbridgg; 33mm. 1n Chiﬂm. toric Citatlcl llil. boomed forth n‘ BM“ and Flmmm. m M _'i.<.1'1111 as born Scoiia and Halifax‘

1 ioflwinlly wclcoincti the Vice Regal

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Prcinicr Angus L. Mhcdonald anc Ni‘. oi Waiici- Lint-hell expressed

M Chmch J loyalty" on behalf of Nova Scotiu Lady

Road. al. ' - .» '» 1 .

and one E-“(REQO Gféﬁnd QIPLITFII i and HJIIIllX a» Lord and

Magsqchucett ' ge mm ‘" T\\‘Cfl[I.\lllliil' were formally" wecom- i“ ‘ s’ cti tu Llic province in the Red

CIll\.l\lilPl' oi the Province House. AIONUTON. N 15.. June 9~L0rd

111011111111 afternoon, .1'i1x might well not. 1l Monctoii. according to

Mont 1111i lir 111l_

Geiiirill at C inpbcllttin, when the $11111. uu-i- winch h1- had passed but a lrv. intinii-iﬂs before. was crashed 11:.‘ :1 iiliiill: 500 pound Cﬂpillp, stone érii-ii the slop of the sfmliiii. Lord "ftvtetl-"iniiir was scarcely 30 feet

pas‘. the spill whcn the sione fell and cruslictl an express truck like an ecgsliel, the passenger said.

Joint Favorites For Ascot Meet

June ll-(CPJ»H. G. . Convert and N111} s Commander 3rd. were established joint favorites at 1C0 to '1 when odds, for the Royal H1111 C1113» to be run a week from today as Ascot. were called over at the Victoria Club.

UP COMES GLAMORGAN

LEICESTER — When A. Dyson and E. Davies hit out n 263 run to- tal against Lecestcrshire, it was the first time any two of Glamor. gans openinu batsmen had scored a . gygnwtliigyne innings.

size and cooks it will there be Anything left? would it be visible t0 the naked eye or even to the eve clothed in pnwgrful hﬂm. rimmed specs? But more imp“- tniit than that. how many such slices would it cake to mic the fltlltvflte of a healthy Tennessee mountaineer?

And if the purpose 0f this pm. DOSPd lcqislation is to make the slices of bacon thicker then indeed ' they must have been infinitesimal blore.

ISLAND MOTOR TRANSPORT 1.1a.

i1 s - 18W II 3 Charlottetown RIEjID DOIIN Summer-aide READ UP 11.1.1} $.11. 11111111. [11111111 1i1=11iy| s1“, Innm. via ha“, sun Duly m" D “_ u ‘muff 11:11:11l»y:;l"1.'*;4;1"l':_:1"l1 32111111151?" Hunter River & Kensingion 18:1’! 1.91:1 Iogtniitiualxiniigéiz- 1LYsIIIp-ZQIII 1 , ~ - ~ ~ 1 - 1 - . . .u1. , , , , m"? _7-’l\ 4~00.l2-°[,l°-9°§ 0W1! 7-30 Lv. Charlottetown A?‘ 1o.oo,'io.3ol' 1.30 3.30 2.301 2130" pm '12:; '__ 11,11» 1 =<‘ <30? me Hm 111.111‘ Rib: Ar. Summerside Lv. 8.301 Q-oolizoii 2.00 5110i 7410i i 8:4} Siimmerside Borden - VictorIl. i Charlottetown , 7‘ l F-l". »-’F '-’-'>.'i 8.7: Lv. Summeraida A . ‘ ;__ 1 ,, 4 4,.,,,,_,_;Q|1 I 925 An Borden L: Iioao] 1-35! 4-50 7.00 8.30 i I .,__._.; l m; L“ Bord“ Ar- 9a»! 1w 4-15 6-25 8.011 _ v i I "-15 I I II ice ‘r. Charlottetown Lv:

~-< leave Charlottetown at

7.30 mm. to co t ith -| b ' - J 1111c .3111, iius leaving Charlottetown at“ Km.ghngctsoafitIirInIiliiiIaiﬁlogdliIIT °1;’.'.‘;'“§,“.°.l'“‘ at Tormentine via 1.00 p.m. boat. I ' ' we

i z: i 11}. 11111110111115 r-icrvicc: 1.111%! 1:11111"€.-1_11I“1.T5T1TH1F?é11111is Leave Charlottetown 4.30 p.m. Arrive Snuris 6. I8 p.m. Arrive Elmira 7.20 p m

8.00 ILIIIJAIPIVC Ch'lo\vn. 10.15 mm:-

Clark Gable was both an usher and pail-bearer.

Belgiaii Veterans Protest Amnesty

BRUSSELS. line 9—(AP)--A- roused by a proposal be ore the Senate to grant amnesty‘ to all war-time larisoiiers. 400 Belgian War Veterans today protested by showering the tomb of the un- known soldicr with their medals. Mounted troops and tanks were thrmvin about the Parliament Birldinszs after the demonstration. A delegation of Veterans swrre before the Speaker of the Senate to kill any ‘traitor’ who prof‘t"d by amnesty The exservlce men left after they .were tnld the measure would not come up for a vote today but a further demon- straiion tomorrow was feared if the amnesty discussion in the Senate proceeds as scheduled.

in MEMOMAM

MR. ALEXANDER MATHESON

On Sunday. March 28th. Ml‘. Al- exander Maiheson, a very highly esteemed resident of Mount Ver- non passed peacefully away at the age of 65 years.

The deceased had not been in a very good condition of health for some months but it was hoped that alter having taken a more or les prolonged rest he would then be ready to again take up lites duties. During the greater part 1f the winter he was able to move about the house and suffered little or no pain. But while this was so. his strength did not return as it was expected that it would have done. In the late winter it be- came evident that instead of im- proving in health he was gradual- ly growing weaker. 1n spite of all that could be clone he continued to sink until on the above men- tined date his gentle spirit winged its homeward ﬂight.

Besides a sorrowing widow. Mr. Matheson leaves to mourn the loss of a kind and loving father. three sons, namely. Duncan and Wil- liam at homemnd Stewart, at pre- sent in Upper Belle River.

Mr. Alexander Matheson was the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mﬂthes0n,b0th of whom emigrated from Scotland. In their family

‘were one son and two daughters.

One daughter, Mrs. Jonathan D. Morrison survives the deceased brother Alexander: the othei-‘sis- fer. Mrs. Effie Bruce passed away over twenty years ago.

Mr. Matheson was a man who was well known throughout the whole countryside and held in re- spect and esteem by all.

He was a very successful farmer and for quite a number of years he was in charge of the Eatperi- mental Stiitions operated under the direction of the Prince Ed- ward Island Agricultural Depart- merit.

He took a deep interest in all that pertained to the welfare of the school, the church. and the community. and he ever stood ready to help out in every good cause. For many years he had been a loyal supporter of the Presbyterian Church and at the time of the disruption in 1925 he remained true 1o the church of hi: fathers.

He will be much missed in the various activities of the outside world. But still It. is in the home that his loss will be felt moat keenly. Here his loved ones will often long in vain foi- his genial presence and his words of wise counnel and good cheer.

His passing was one of deep peace. The funeral. which was largely attended was held on the afternoon of Wednesday, March 31st. The lervice Ill conducfod

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COOK'S for , ‘ pictures.

commons/mow urn ni- SUBANCE. L-siaa-‘i-iz-ain

_.,_ MISS LENA MULURIE, Char- lottetown will be the soloist at the Alexandra Baptist Church Sum. day evening June 13th. l - L-13l0-6-11-lI. ,

ORPIIANS’ BENEFACTOB lLL— Friends in this city wiil regret to learn of the serious illness in Cuba I of Mr. James D. O'Connell, “the Or- phans‘ friend," who is suffeidnz , from a severe stroke and is now undergoing treatment in the Clinic . La Colonic, Ekparioll at CMIIBSWY- '

TRANSFERRED - Ml‘. Brim McBeath. o! the T. M. Bell 00.,‘ Ltd., Moncfon has been trahsfeh, red to Charlottetown and will rep-l resent his company there during; the summer. Mr. E. W. MMKIn-y nﬂn. superintendent C. N. R. at Charlottetown and his assIstanhI E. P. Elllmt have left for Chicago to attend the convention of American railroad superintend- ems.

FUNERAL SERVICES-JUN fun- eral of Mrs. Frederick Foster took place from her father's residence. 99 Rochford Street. Wednesday morrrng to St. Dunstaifs BH-iiliﬂl thence to R. C. Cemetery. The D811 bearers were James Connolly. Peter Connolly. Albert Murphy. Jr.. A1- bert MacRae. Robert Dalziel and Francis Hughes. Service at the church was conducted by Father MacCardle and at the grave by Fl- ther Louis DQ112811-

FAREWELL PARTY-Prior to her departure for Boston. M153 Jean Enman was the guest of honor at a social gathering Mon- day evening at Mrs. Leigh Din!- wells attractive home when the choir iof the Central Christian Church presented her with a love-

. ly purse with kid gloves to match.

A musical evening and dainty sup- per was much enjoyed.

ATTENDED MASONIC CON- _ VUCATION-Messrs. T. G. Ives- capt. Ernest KerihP- Hflwﬂd E" Ward. Charlottetown", L. M. Mac- Klnnon, Montague; Rev. Fred Wil- liamson. Malpeque: Lloyd H°W‘"d1 13, n. MacFarlane, Kensington. at-

ion Grand chapter Revel H‘ . Masons, Nova. Scotia. Prince Ed- ward Island and Newfoundland held last Tuesday at Amherst. ‘I'm’. ' 151111111 delegates reported the cen- vocation most successful. being largely attended. The 1937-38 of- flcei-s elected included the follow- ing: Mr. S. D. Burrill, Halifax. Most Excellent Grand High Priest: Mr. T. G. Ives. Charlottetown. Right Excellent Grand King: Mr C. W. Moseley. Dartmouth. Bifihi Excellent Grand Scribe; Mr. S D- Wrlght, Halifax. Right Eitwlléfii: Grand Treasurer: Mr- J~ 114°3- R-utherford. Halifax. Right Excel- lent Grand Secretary. 1t was im- nounced that the I938 convocation would be held in Charlottetown. Upon invitation of the Grand lodge of Nova Scotia, Messrs. T. G. Ives, Howard E. Ward. L. M I MacKinnon. and Capt. Kemp stav- ed over and attended their meet.- ina and church service at Am- herst.

A Pl-IILATIIEA SHOWER-The Phllathea class of the Prince Street Baptist Church held its closing meeting at the home of Mrs. J. A. Clark In the form of a miscellaneous showei-‘for one ofifs popular members, Miss Mina Ling. While a. nominating committee was out drawing up a slate of cﬂlcers for the following year the bride- to-be had her palm read. She was told that bells were lucky and if she heard any ring she was to go and ﬁnd them. Soon alarm clocks began to ring all over the house. There was much fun and merri- ment as each clock rung and the parcels were gathered. Miss Duv- ida Baker assisted in helping to open the parcels and Mrs. Edwin Cook read the accompanying ver- ses. The bride-to-be received many lovely and useful gifts. As she had ﬁnished thanking the group another alarm clock went oﬁ. The house was prettily decor- ated with tulips 3nd blossoms. After the hostess served a dainty lunch. the class yell was given and "For She's A Jolly Good Fellow" sung. Happiest good wishes were extended and farewells said.

CELEBRATES 85TH BIRTHDAY -~Mrs. W. W. Judson of Pownall celebrated her 85th birthday on Monday quietly at her home. Her three daughters. Mrs. Albert Bos- well, Sununerside; Mrs. All. Wood. Charlottetown; and Mrs. Herbert ‘Thompson. Dunstaffnage. and her con, Ralph, of Charlottetown paid her a. surprise visit to wish her many happy retums. Mrs. Jud- son. who is still quite active. do- ing all her own work, was cutting potato sets in the kitchen when her daughters arrived. There wan a family dinner party at noon and in the evening at. the supper hour n number of grandchildren and great grandchildren came to hon- our gi-andmama. The supper tabla was centred with o. lovely birthday cake. the handiwork of o. grand- daughter. Mica Gracie Wood. An- other granddaughter. Mrc. Len Mill and little daughter Pay. were among the~ guests. Mrs. Judson was the recipient of wine lovely gifts and beautiful ﬂowers. Her youngest non, Lorne. lent mother a beautiful gift from Win- nipeg. Mrs. Judson is l. remark- able old Indy and is still lblo l0 hook mats and quilts. Her many friends join in wishing her many more years of happiness and une- fuiness. 5 by Rev. R. Hensley Btnvert and was n my impressive one.

The pull bearers were Means. Malcolm McDonald. Angus Mc- Donald. John P. Stewart. Hugh McDonnld. Roderick MbRae, and John Alex. Morrison.

Interment wu in the Presbyter-

lawman-mucus.

JUNE 11. 1937

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Half Price Sale

Wallpaper

June Clean Up

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Sale of odd 101g

Wallpaper in room bundles of four ﬁve and six rolls with enough boi-del: to match. On sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday at

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Personals

Mr. Peter MacDougull, Bangor. is visiting in the city.

Misc Edna Gallant i! spendlngi her vacation in Oyster Bed Bridge.

lMr. Stephen D. Gillis has arrived home from Montreal after a sue- cessfiil year in ﬁrst year medicine at MoGill University.

Mr Sidney Miller left on return to Calgary yesterday morning after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. I... B. Miller.

Miss Cynthia, Reeves of Char- lottetown left yesterday by plane on a. visit to friends in Moncton.

Mir. A. H. Mould, Manager C. N. R. Hotel. has gone to Montreal and Ottawa on departmental business.

Mr. B. W. Taylor and Mr. D. l‘. Taylor. Granville, left Monday

D. F. Taylor underwent a serious operstion in the Rnyll Victoria Hospital. Montreal.

Dr. T. E. E. Robins who attended the Coronation ceremonies in Lon- don, bolng a membe of the Cor- onation Choli- in the Abbey. is ex- pected home Saturday night.

Dr. Norman Bethune To Return To Spain

BY B. M. PETERS Cuwllui Pun sun Writer NEW YORK, June B-Dr. Nor- man Bethune. of Montreal. found- er and head of the CIDMIIIH blood transfusion unit on the Mndrid front, bu returned "to report to those who cent mr-the Canadian

workers". . Est-pectin; A long civil war. Dr. Bethune will return in Spain

shortly to resume command of the unit that includes I stuff of M. including four Ol-Illdlltll. H: ex- hiinself u firmly convin- ced that when the "non-interven- tion farce" ended. the Spanish Government would lweep the ﬂi- aurgent enemy into the m.

Since January. the tall. graying physician uid. his unit huf given 700 blood transfusions to soldiers and civilians within a lit-kilome- tre radius of Madrid.

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A series of electric refrigerators were installed in hospitals 11nd dressing stations within tlic i25- kilometre semi-circle to thc north- east of Madrid held by the gov- ernment troops.

Dr. Bethune said Hazen Slsc. o! the well-known Montreal family of that name, was his transport officer. Allen May. formerly T01‘- onto newspapermiin. was ictin! secretary. Hemmen Sorenson. Tor- onto. was interpreter and Di". Bf- thune himself was the fourth Canadian of the group.

The Spanish people.ho SIIIKIJNIEIO appreciative and grateful. Thciinit» had brought the name of Cariﬂiia to thousands who had never even heard it before.

Leaving New York on Thursiini’. Dr. Bethune will make a lecture tour of Canada.

Soviet Shakes-up Army Leadership

MOSCOW. June e-iAPt-Jlllt Soviet Union shook uP l“ “m” command today in drastic dituliff involving key frontier giirf-dll“ from Lening-rand to the PPISliIII border.

The changes meant new army leadership along the whole 111.1- ern frontier, which Soviet. .10kP§' men profess to believe Germany may attack some dail-

The action followed the dcalll June 1 of General Jan Gamarﬂl-‘ﬂ vlce-oouninlssu foi- defence. T11; Government said he comm!!!‘ suicide miter he had be?" exp” Is a' traitor with close connection!

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