osluLY 349i“ rho CHARLOTTETO_V_V_I§I_GUARI_)_I_AN ounce; mint;

_ FRIENDS MAKVEIAT My ‘ llAllAlllhlli-fl TllBllllK Guardian! Tempfs

new: of local lnterent. but ndver-| E VE RYO N E . a

B kl Ll- l A“ T WAS H E5 . . . Dominion Personnell Including iniii§ini°tt '2 2:!:'.“1!.'.*.':. Tarn‘? . . DELICIOUS NOURI SHING

n able tn advance. I’ ' Q . n n rews res erian ‘ QIJNL|GHT/ i‘ V, Defendmg Desert Qutpost 31.. QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT

TH E, CREDIT GOE5 TC Charlottetown Boys Aid’ In lw..;:;"g.'gf*g,,ggg*gg,"ggf;lggi 1"“ very pleasant evenmg was spent. and

____, Miss Inzs, Public Health Nurse, gave a. talk which was much enjoyed be- TIIE lllllilllliil GEREII. \\ sliof-fram-Gun

‘Bl’ Rkhml D- M°Mlllllll iwlldlvh- In Fulliﬂquent at-talclts fore Miss Ings became Pllbllc ron QUICK rooo tuutov

' ttzlttii"; i 1'.‘.‘i‘“"i¥i.-°‘§ .é“n.%“.°“‘°‘ “mid He.“ m to . .- D. _ s c - ' le accﬂlm worried among the Indians and sile

the war ln the We tern Desert. I101- {gm- mcye JU 375 which 1, a Eve a ,8 . . m _ Canadian anti-aircraft gunners I fair share of the total '0! 50 ennnv imon ti, ry p. “ “re 9r Wmk 2‘,'”,,,,"°‘;““‘°,,“”,§§‘"@" $6" =1" time accounted w: by Tobi-orb need it nil} uni iiiisillilﬁin S” u u ve- 3m r an alla . 1; d f _ y ' l3" Nlllyhtl-‘lﬂffs H: P11 l‘ lllha i-h? a"'I‘lieel13°eeramans and Italians have ilhgngevgltllnglnllapligpii rhse'°'.ii““i$§

f- - , . _ ~ l c m. e

sea. on e rlnge of the desert lost probably 150 pane. since the an m, cream and strawberry 185m“

l battlefield. ' h '- 1‘ was a 15nd of D-mmlon “any ileglggglrﬁfalhclgllgggllall- lal which WA“ be held sometime in

"into whcll I came after runnng Lieut, Dgvlgs 534d anomev ca,“ Jllly- 551ml’ Yellesllmenls \\'€'T€ Mothers! Watch thesmiles ofpieasure unlocking the tiny fond celltl...mnk- l the blockade into TcIbJik. I hea d adlian officer operatng at Tobruk served and a pleasanl evglllni Olllle your family will wear as you tempttheir ing it easier to get food energy more of the 9XplOll5 of a Cara l:n sui - until recently. lljeut. Max Re n to a close‘ L- ﬂagging appetites with cris , tender quirkly. Give your familya new taste- ' uaker Puﬂed heat and treat! Thrill thc-m with delirious,

lieutenant, Bob MacMlllan, of to k n, 1h 1,11 B m c ———— ‘ f ° p“ e ‘ ° °l "°- --'THE SCHOOL CONCERT and srilisoro P\%¢d Rice. So deliciously nourishing Quaker Puifed Wheat

Uhwlottetowh. P.E.I.. mater of a and noth .Lieut. wllr ~l D t 11th:‘; trawjey whlghshct dywn five o! Cla'1ﬂ1']0fﬁ2Lc-wn_ was gaping 11' 55mm! 9i Molll-Blue lllelnmlal lﬂercnt that even "dad" will greet and Quaker Puffcd Rice tomorrow d vie-bombers atlzacitzng the lort- the defence of Maita. 5°h°°l ~°°k P1509 lh the I-O-D-E- Hall breakfast with new eagerness and zest! morning . . . they're extra delicious

5,1, 9n Frldly evenlng- A VBTY CTQdlLBblE Each full ripened grain ofwheat and with fruit . . . gel: several packages at your grocers today!

‘l usvsn saw sucn WHITE... LINENS/ WHAT'S voun szcpgr? ASKED ALICE. suuuollr, or couase ,1

“is and a fellow Canadian. Lleut. Canadians with whcm 1 spoke Jack M. Davies. of the al Can- T uk t u _ showing was made by the u lls of ~ ~ -- _ _ ~- odlan Naval VOIunteeWR/eserve, tﬁy Hi3. trig-Mug“: 1,. frills the dillerent grades. and pthpe en- ma“ ‘cluluy sholfrom 5m“ ‘Thu’ who lives at 224 Prince-s Steet, this show," tertainment presented was excellent Saint Jc-hn. N.B . drew n pciure Th, gel-men rum, ha, calmed and much creditis due both teach- of the part Canadians were piaylng that the British Imperial; he" are ers and pupils and also the com- m the Slew- Dﬂvie= was one of the living "rite rats" but a. pe 591131 mlttee who helped with the pro- ___W_____ , first members cf the naval garrison tour showed othezwiss. shells "Cm gramme The stage was very 111L15-

I met on arrival in Tohruk. Nazi long-range guns cccaslzn-zlly tic with the torest of green trees and - - m“; fall on the tow-n, whlch ha; been and birds perched here and there it COIIIIJUlSOPy Mllltary Any man reach; _ MIXED CREWS badly shattered by the bfmberg wu moat realistic. The following ls ' since Juiv 1. 19-10 l ﬁnale l” a l‘ moment to stutlv the tools oi Clni

in» us sarfson Ce: lbwt as ileproxrammc: Play“Sl10W wins} Training Program lJlllVl

“We n s _ . . ave everal =hips manned usual‘ day by day, urengthenly the and Rose Red. Scotch Song and Fﬂdms hismrv_ 100,5 Wm, spun

. ' b c i e 5 a: - - __- " ' .. . r OTHER MOTHERS ARE ‘ “lld ﬂllllililllgsof Ellldlllsllurtilitltlxgotls ggitinlitetsacalrrl “mm ready 10' the 9811i?’ $225112! (Jgillttlesttinvl/nii OTTAWA Julv lCP) Th. =~1 utiiiurirlgfetlnnnto -. to from our sti‘. ﬂllri train the 50k] . - u ” ' ‘ _ , ‘ 9° . ~ “f. T “ if." - V‘ i -_. FXUCL‘. crews. he told me. The Canadian. hid me that they You,’ Going to the Sea Shore. ‘earwld Cl-lba C1 511181‘! "h" l5 u"! llfeillllljl,\ylflr 3,1‘ - - . I'll have trio-it to 55,100‘ yiieforaevnl: ' O (‘JCl O Lilﬁo

l “(Ina 6g 532st "lffrlthlgf Qlléll gili1teyllp§ntgr'ofuljlltt?gl€n “ma-lag ggilﬁdlggggﬁ ‘Malena FY90)‘ Tramp iiigieieitvo231%?oliiifitiiiiiiiemiiilsiii report to t lnlllt: callllls “lion ;.il-- Cllilflll and flan . s ' t - . - s , r ‘a ' _ ~ a. _ . .. ,. _ ~ i‘; - >

sh poms. wbmﬂlln“ "l? mm”: °‘“' W" lrt-llle y. and everv rezone mttlé Maidasatsilf. Piggelritcgtitlllloldl" l~° start compulsorv militaw ﬁYﬂlWi 535i b‘ me “M 5cm“ “m” iiilelelalislriiuiiisiisdl nalul. n l l...

, ill Ilﬂyrllmﬂ r0111‘ AOlK-ACK ﬂwu his a machne-run." Prizes. Remarks by the Principal .hmd 1Q Cailad-ahltiurm“ July‘ ‘l’ W3‘ i; '15 anticipated 1.1m; scmn 231,‘ succeeded in null: .1; their Vii-lit‘ a “s to h e harbor dc ence barrage. As I returned to the harbor, the M. torn Stewart. Patriotic Play “i; ti? only: . t h d 50o 111011 1n the g1 g1 3;; and 34 oeautv and their varied interest “Kaygﬁ 2 wit‘ ltlluélue filziivftlbijsen Stljrlltlts glléldrtfjlilﬂ-i pta-trol was edgléd Lou’: “The waning or M155 Canada Tm. Drmlvlisidll“ rcﬁuglélolrlllssg rtsaivoglllcgi Year 01mg“ “m l ' a nh\-5.(-a|1\~ into mole Ll‘ii('l1lll'l' known. 1 sum

~ ‘ .' '9 l- 5 5 598 0 WFITV 0h t e 1s King ' L . . . - » ‘ I ‘ m l1ndoi5l11~hn ~11 i . tool anmlv rcwzlrtloti.“

80 casualties, of wh ch half are on of breakinlz the en’ ‘W’ feeble at- “Mule “H195 lll’1l°.l1ll'll1¥-ll1l°“Fll, .‘ : “‘ , ,.. . 11 . 1, k’ 11141- 1'1 .11 1-93113111] 'ob.sk — a proclamation, all slnlzle men of ll. 104-090 “neadl m“ bu“ “mil l“ l5 \\?l(‘ll.i.t?ll'l ill lltllhtlCtLtdllilljql-s‘ M,“

, ronsvsn ASKING now utssw ‘ I MARY Ann's GINGHAMS so ‘ BRIGHT. it's easy WITH SUNLIG-HT/

zen go 1o Xllnl<8 u:

hospital shl . te t' bl kaxl . _ " _ . y ‘AND "Bib Mﬂfbrllﬁllllii-YVS SlIlD lJYOllEhE ln§ot£Ll$t_ ﬂgbTMggMillgm fg- Personals Lb‘ 23 and 2g y?!“ lnilluslve‘ “hill; Jalnmm _____..______.v_, .B:lcl;grgund of Canada." “A Biro.‘ 4 on THE gwpgflglg"; down one stulrn whlonwus dive- ferred tots n s:n of Mr. and Mrs. —-——- 8,3’, ‘f5. s“ l" ‘° ° “w”, ‘ a View of. the P1'°\'l“¢@5-" a" - bomblng the hospital shlls. L. a. MaoMillan and Ueut Wilfred --"1‘1li>l>=r HHYWBPI! vi the Search 1n august lt. is expected. the num-j Book on Canada : TLI§YC1$a“-P~.QLQZSXY§X<-Pf ﬁlm"

(QMELL THAT SUNLlG-HT

| "Fltv other enemv nl~n=~ tor-k 1 Duffy, a. sc-n o1 Judge Q_ Ga Light Battery, was o. week-end vis- t. . GIVES My WASH. V9“ b.l cf men called above the lII-ZQOI,

part in the aﬁack cn the harbor‘ Dutfv and M . Duii Oh 1 tt - itor to his h m i M nt e.l i l i" s . - - - . andmtransffimed it _inta_a_roa.§t_lg;tgvlm.) rs y‘ no e gig-if; (ll-Rel? SB ahd llléayf élggleuaietliiiiifatigtles (hrhjil 1L M“ m 1 _ - e ol-oc amation ca int: uD men‘ ~ - , K1 . -. Th bviousl, ,_ u _ _______ £21.23 d 24 , _ f 3- . y.‘ “n, ‘ ‘is ASL zlsltlh \\. 0 11X‘. S63 VIEW for only three weeks. The deceased -»‘Mr. Earle MacKenzie oi.’ the lorlonths coildilulsory irilllltsaly (iiralnitltxl cohi-Otagggild iliizilllkllllccuplnlidurilllg‘ Boll.“ mgsulainces. f c. m . . , , , hid been in falling health for some B. S. Montcalm. spent a few days was issued last night. Those 2l-yeal'-' geography "of this vast and marvel- i Wrqlileewgfggss Olféﬂtlgohv Cullésmglf And Vlclnlfv time and acting 0h 111951931 adyme m, h; home 1n Montggue_ 1, olds who already have served one 1on5 land" are theoglnlnzltlng fact-‘f was.‘ and why-m, and Cum“, 3cm,“ v b-came a patient, or the Slmltorﬁum ___% month m a. military camp tinder the‘ ols “hlCll have nlottucod the Cin- . of m0 Dominion some yo“, m,“ "i Where lb was hoped that the change .'Mr. Lowell P0016 of the S. S. Md r304“ lrmllln! Syslem m“ be‘ all" "r wlllw- Md" T""v"“‘l'lllllll" S T'\<od=lt1tlv"s own crlltrllin r 3 Although June is over there has and treatment would prove bene- Montcalm spent a few days with l'°‘lu"'°d l” 5""? “"69 mmlllls “l"'"‘~‘-.‘ l" l-ll°.1>l‘°l.“l'° l" a "Wk “mill L" l0l1ll’(l_b\‘l‘tl Hon R B llcV l‘ been very few m31511mme1- day/vi “cm but in l f h“ mm“ M For this call-up the basis of de- Dcminlcn lust published. . ‘ ‘ ' ' ' hwy-ﬁn ___ can“! on wedsgéga; Jaullliegggthwliz _ §Be~ L‘ tﬁrmimnz aloe l5 Jlllv l940tas was! The 5O none boolt- l)nd\' 'I‘\\'o<\'l.<-,' _. .___._ _ M" m. wilyInﬂNo YOU Wu" 1 1-1-19 dmmng o; the wanes ave” receive the Mum”; we“ DOM much needed vacation An wish e case w ten comou sorv raining mulr calls it an esstlv-tvliir-li the t _ . M. f. _ - - ~ was inaugurated last tear. iwldow of the iorlner (‘overnor {MILITARY-AGE MEN U‘ l held hale l1 "lll-h l" "lll Amid all her days of weakness she them many pleasant days Thus any man who on Jmy 1_ General o; Canada 531-5 51,1. 1,03,.‘ _ _ ”

tit-c of lilo Dom

Lady Tweedslnuir 51...... n. history. n. t »

. tn... lll lill'i.llt‘_lli)lrl. lilv (rmltv .

. Yuri" bashful? by u" lence durirg the past week remind 1; t natura y w ter l ht _ i , - was neve nown lat ._____ . . - 0' - , . ~ - Iwveterwmelllng village: ﬂied; illg 0M that lhe prgneratons fur was alwalls Pﬂltlénlioallglgﬁbltllsslii/ld Mr. Jerry Adams spent a few isiiiotwtrllltlsoiilJﬁrllv Olrlnlii lliiioiiirginregiiéliigoiio iiiiiXl-fdWihtwqphnlwniti}: slmllﬂhf ll"! You W"! "WK- l M" 8T9 d" l)’ lllcrﬂaslllg- l0 the will of the Heavenly Father, days recently in Charlottetown at- married or a widower without a the zievelonlncnt of Cm a from its 111011 of militnrv age be vmplryved l ‘ i the civil S(‘l‘\'l(‘L> lln l1 the will‘

smllih‘ °°"“‘l"' "° l“"'ml“| A mother has zone from the home tending the session of the Supreme child. now can consider himself, earlv davs to tho pic . n11 (‘VPF Elli‘ over An ortlcl'»lll-o<.lll:<~il to this. eb-

1 .______ foR wpm-ENES Idullvmnts-lfl ell-pure who i The maiorit" of the farmers have and her little family will no lumler Court. a ere as one of the jury at liable for o call to tralninz from. "at this lllflllfﬁll nAtunAl. snétfililss "m" tallest. ..‘.-§‘i‘.l§“....§’li‘:“.§£‘;g.. tn: '.:.::.=.m.stl.";= t“ “no us» us us» um m... IASY on o a Anus - i ~ ~ B B fvm er H! res - _ '~ " ‘m "'j”_"‘“ ‘MA "W “‘”““——_'"—'"""—" l U ll icrop after being so long delayed ence oil Saturday afternoon was Many friends are indeed sorry to __ 1 v g , , _ i, ‘

haflflgfﬁjlllljﬁlllé; Tags]? Qfzvfxlﬁf owing to the ft-rqucnt rains whzch lgrggly attended by menus who learn that Mr. Claude Adams was "any" hands when ‘you use Jhﬂile the FBfWllITg and planting 0i came from far and near to express obliged to enter Prince County Sunlight in both wash-tub and "m5 5° 51W’ all“ ledlmls- their sympathy to the bereaved Hospital for an operation and sin- dlah-panlSunllilhtmnkeodlshea J “i fllmlly. The service was condllntd barely trust he will make a SW05)’ lhlne et green-horrid- white ifsno ._ T:Isdllobflierthrshggnécréaglialﬁngggh 2y the rm. Mr. crowd; at the and complete recovery.

Imoot - vs t r w. r<><>—— or. ; ' ‘I ’» » l » ~ 1 ome and rave. In his addre he -i— with Sunlight, there's no wnoru, filer traps thus bringing to a close gave m“: comrorung “mam; Mrs. William Adams has return- noapllllnlLGetsllnllﬁht atyour , 1 most successful season in mile {n11 of hope in the Life B9yQn(]_ ed home after spending a few days

""9 "law" o“ s""e"nl storm: whirl/r dd cfm- Favorite hymn; of the degassed pleasantly with friends in French "lovable damage to their fshtl’; were sung M13 Charles wmdside Ruler ' 595"‘ sang Shadows, in a feeling manner. '——"" Mrs. George Profltt and Mr. Ctur- D1‘ Sllllwllalld who h-"l m?"

. ____ The many friends of Mr. Duncan 1 w d 1d . d s endln a few weeks. holiday rn o es oos e_an a uet D Z . Iﬂrs sgap Slldsbllliv m‘? sitr-“y to ie"rn oi‘ his Face, A; the C19,!“ o; rhepfeffvp’: Sea View the guest oi’ Mr. and Mrs. illness at his home ln Sra View the remains were boume m m, llieighl Sutherland left recontlv far .?—— ccmcter Mal- c e wh r - ls ome ln Vancouver. B. C. lle A host 0f frlﬂlltls were shocked wl-mmtywgﬁ madﬁqéﬂ“, pgﬁfimf}. was accompanied by his son wil- whon the news came oftho pas“- m-s were Edwm Moumam mood Pam who graduated from MacGlll inq of Mrs Bruce Crozzcr at the Adrlms James w Campbei] Fm University a; a M D_ m1; clggjng Provincial Sanitor um. vCharlatte- w“ Slynmons, John Beairsuj’ and 55551011119 plans to return m Mont. , town, after being a patient there Dame] Champlm-L The“ were many real General Hospital as an inferno beautiful floral" tributes from were l9!‘ “m? “m? symprlthizing friends. There are left __________, - - ~ e to mourn her passing the loss of a. loving wife and mother from the ' home her sorrowlng husband and

six little ores also an aged father ' to all of whom kind sympathy la ex- . tended in their great sorrow.

Mr and Mrs. John Cole, Clif-

ton. spent Sunday with friends in -~

Sea View THE RIGHT PAINT Messrs. Charles and William TD PAINT RIGHT Sudsbury. spent Sunday wJ-h their brother Duncan vto was so aeriofls- _ ___ ly lll and passed away in the quiet —————-——--—-—i-~— hours of Sunday evening. June 23th _ moooom. at the age of 6s years. The de-

ceased contracted flu in early - '

spring and never fully recovered W I ‘ED

and later serious complications de- ’>> _ _ . 1 ' u vﬁopeddatrlddin spitehof medﬁsag “h ' s ll an en er care e was ca e _ _ _ m the Horne 1n the Great goyond wﬁrzliagfnéosngr,hﬁtfgﬁfbnlialgiﬁd Brilliant sl-nnlnnshlp was necessary tn bring this (fnvlndlan tlcsirnyt-r into port nftt-r sht- had heal from whence no traveller returns. m g, W1" My ‘he 1,131,951 mark“ bully damaged hy a torpedo. This close-up shows lhc hnvnic mused by l."r~ explosion. The ship has since The deceased was 0f a quiet dis- ffcQ_ I w m, mo"; than 10c a undergone repair and is bark on active .\(‘l'\‘l(‘|‘. position an obllglng friend and undred. Thu ls better than some =.—-:> 1:: "f": . _ w; . neirlbor and will be greatly missed n! the Junk dealers are aylng.

by manv friends as well as in the Write or call at 29 E ward so. home. There are left to mourn his Frank Hopklnson. I will rnll with gassirng htsMool-rogihilg wlgow, m! i-rlwlr- . .

lug ters. rs. r ur amp e , ,_,, Park Corner. and Miss Marion at m°°§_',00,_,°_§g{ i

home, one son Eric and two blo-

tllers Wiliam and Charles of I Kensirsion and a sister Mir ; - . q Inglis also of Kensington. 'l'he| . , , i sympathy of many friends i: elt- y . _ their bereave-I ‘ Q a _ i“ ii

tended to all in

__ .Ess:lmlls

Darnley School closing was lleltl on Thursday ait/emoon in the . schoolroom. There was a goodl number of visitors present who1 w greatly enjoyed the program pro-I .. 1 . _ vlded by ire pupils. Grade 1. Les- ‘; " "‘““ sons by Lillian McLeod. History W

m’ who “mud Class by senior pit/fails, Mr. J. R.

fhao “Winn were among the lurvlvors of the sinking 0f "I0 Elzynilan "I"? Zam" etch. Grades 2,

it New York aboard the Portuguese liner Berna Pinto. Pretty twn-and-rmalf-ycnr-nld Ann 0‘Neal. Murphy spelling LEFT, wan pulled from the waters of the South Atlantic by her fathelr, whoh four/is herd awlmrgllngd 3_ and 4 by L?“ Runs‘, y without a life Jacket. Her parents are Dr. and Mr‘. J. Paul O'Neill n! B "um; Hm. m. a" "P" ‘"1" tlon, Minnie C amp on. ompoa - 1' for Algiers to do missionary work. Not at all worried about the whole rlflir was IB-mnntha-nld Martha tlon read by Dorothy Hickey, We carry ll Cmllpleit i lelknnp, RIGHT, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Gocrge Belknap, of Boyna, Mich, also passcngtrs on the ‘gig: grgzlgéanixrllgeralgélaithipilet; “no of cosmetics i l“ ' ' "Harriet Hubbard Ayer“

_.z"""'"~ __ -~———- Contest. Charlotte Champion. Cleo- v _" graph Match. Grade 4. Chorumi “Daggeﬂ, and Ramsdc ' l‘ ' " ‘ SCHOC DBYS by SEDlOI Pllplll. uEvenin In Paris“ Arithmetic Match. Grade 41nd 5. " g n Duet, Rose Thompson Joyce Mo’ Ashes Of Roses

Kay. General Knowledge Test, Ben- u ' l» v ' " lor Pupils. Fla Salute, Junior- ,,g“g,l",¥ f" got)?" Pupils. Follows by the Nationall on 5 ‘l n" 5- Anthem which brourlht the dellrllt- ti‘. ‘titration.-.i‘°.ist.ti"l."lttlt Novelties or s" kins» depﬂrtmélrlill gas ‘made’! ‘by the’ and complete line of u: her. or enern o c.en*v ' . heron: l-Senior, Lillian out... l Plml” supphes‘ _ n ' ‘ Jlocked to the Roof with a Key. Protection against Storm. Vlmd and

Grade I Junior -Gcorge- McKayl “d “mm Chlmpm“ Noxlema C793 l" and Fire with Rock Granule finish in Permanent GLAZED Colours. Weight 125 and 130 lhs. per Sq.

Grade II —Vlrrznle Greater. l - Grade III-Esther McKay. I gglifllsrresaixsln a" "l. _ .

I I Lot us quote on your next job.

n IFS-TI

Grade IV-Theo Crorler. Grade v-Mlnnle Roach. (‘tvde VL-Rose Thompson.

Grade vm- Dorotlnv Hickey.

Grade IX- Me's. Grower. .- |

Grade X- loukce McKay. |

This W’! followd by a generoul ' . trrat of frult and candy to Dllpill g and visitors from the terltera. All. o

l l l ' l " " ' ‘l’ 151W‘) “lltllw "giﬁirlllmtflllgilgllgzlgllzl Charlottetown, Tel: 1308-105 . -~ o a . ~ Part of n [romp u! I-AF. instructors, rushed over rt-repﬁ from Brllaln In cvnnrctnn with the eslahllnh- "f "f" y . PHONE 8B 1 V_ y v y y I v ‘ y no“. a‘ . "mo" M DEM", "s" ‘m, "m" "Mme! h, rmﬂq cum," m] “wk “pa. [Ufhlv nlrhetll tunic‘; B glﬂtlmlhooh ha P _“ (lewd for h". ommenb4n M‘ snnmn". ll E SELL ll "OLESJIJ". .l.\ l) R151 l"; I I ‘e s‘ l v V‘ ' I > , . l

ronto lure 2t to lake planes to the m Tiljypt‘! a, l» rt l... r hunt’; 015"" a l?‘ “M, n ‘m, H d h rd “d me W I . .- . ' n a! .. K n . - I 4- t. e nl. =ummcr o ays ‘eh m Lleut. 8 Marshall, Squad 0n Lea er comm I l’ l pup“. ma "ache" ‘m M“ .

ma“ ‘WM ~‘w"" “"*-'v~w'v -" " ‘l