JULif-‘rs. 194." ___ Faro-rs tin stoutl. “At Rotary Lunehe =

Girl Guid .°°‘ lat one. Our leaders are - ,3 ‘i’ ta the ideal of as to tr n the boys and_.g.

Our citizens have dons

$13332.

tries. now they have a "Wlty to assist the child * own Province. The a

war brings- addition rowing child “u”

teach boys and

children's camp, '

movement wou d

work much furthe a year round act the boys interest ed heir attention whl e rather tha

of the 011$ In‘! y duty to God, _ jhelp other peo- ie at all t » and obey 1h

Col. W.‘ . , .

@151 scour q mlssroher, Maj. N. w, mwtherlii, President of the ProvinchBW

following visiting

; . P. Johnson, Munc- Kelt lark, North Sydne ' 1d Dos Angeles. C. N. E, place shortly to Mr. Thomas Con-

Cleve Craswell were

SHNWHHNVM

Bu“? slid Msrrla es 25c. Cash moi! lllcfhnpdny g f, ‘f-ai-'h'1-~t~.-.-.-.-u-s-o-evvtunmw

BET ON-At the grince

rs. Robert W. Bettorn Jennie MacLauren) a son. Rob-

ON-In the P. E. I. Hos tail 2, 1946. to Mr. and Mrs.

UEITMI. Hllllilllll This solemn is reserved lee n“ Ne 1a semis. ' '”' dill-i?” i"? CIASWILI. tor photographs

Consensus-sou . up; . summon m

sea banter m roman WARE. Orockettfs Jewellery. Q

mono: - Pictures. ‘Phantom mitt. Community Hall. Maple g, tonight. 8 pm.

IICINT ABIIVALB Shower Proof Coats, Blouses,

LEPAGES SHOE STORE will be and A

Sumsner Cloth Costa. Also‘

on one rack oi Dresses and on one

rack of Blouses. Kennedy's Ladies Wear. \

NOTICE T0 "ADVERTISERS-

ents

All adv to spgear in Guardian must be in o ice by

Q soon oi day previous to insertion

to ensure publication.

PAINFUI. INJURY-The many friends of Miss Dcvers of the staff oi Prowae Bros. Ltd. will regret to learn that she accidentally fell in her room a few days ago. badly fracttuing her ankle.

ARBIVES SAFELY-Mrs. S. N. Robertson, Upper Prince St... has received a ca legram from her niece. Miss Emelyn McGrath. an- nouncing her safo arrival in Eng- land, where her marriage will take

way of Wallsemd-on -Tyne.

Friends in Charlottetown will be gleaned to hea that Mr. Everett MacDonald ~ as been notified

to report for duty at Dorchester enitemtiary. Mr. ’MacDonald was

Queen's County Jail.

BTlAWlllll-lll! SHIPMENT-A plane from Fraser Airborne Pro- ducts Ltd. left here Sunday eve- ning with a load of frwh straw- berries im- Newurk. N. J. After unloading its cargo. the big trans- port returned here at. 5:25 am. yesterday morning.

VISITED RELATIVES - my. Clyde Hicks. Mrs. Hicks and sons.

‘the Prince Edward Island 15th to Dr. and a, a s0fl—Willirm_1

Gordon. ucGUIGAN-At the Chariot

Edward M c igan fyicNeill, n. N.) a

_,________________ iIcLEAN — HER-RING -- Ar, st. rob.

M

F-vorszetown. on July 1s 194s by .hc Rev. Sidney J. Boyce, . MzrcKenzie King McLean, to lalre Lucille Herring. RQDD-WABD-At the home. of parasite, Mr. and Mrs. am Ward, Central Royalty on d» . July 13. 194s. by Rev. r.

berta. d

If CWKPBI ‘liofifio Arthur Bears

DRUMMOND—.At Freetown, l5. i946, Samuel Drummond. aged 77 years. Funeral from his lat

réegdence Wednesday at 3 pm,

can rt- 1.. July I6. 1946, IBenj la.":."*::t s: Magnum?!‘ ater-in-lsw, Jos- m w ere e metal will be held Wednesday morning, Tung n; uneral to be announced later, WALI-AQE-At Niagara Falls. On- fflflfiwon July iii, i046 6y ii , valleyfiilellciifal’. (‘Ea 1km) Mmhm‘

C°LE—111 Arllnston. Mass. ‘l; lliflid, Charlotte Mabel, ‘dingh- the lute Duncan and Chnru (Smith) Buchanan. in Puritan Lawn Cemetery.

n. Memos-lam

PATRICK J. DUFFY

Th" ‘ll! brill! to memo A loved one called to rope glllgufltlosewhothinkofhlmbodny ole who loved him beet 0h. out??? $61.“: ‘y’: “minim? Can we ne'er fo an‘ F l“ "Iinléllslxdesr, kln b. re daughtersy alldntnrlllldogrilgsmmn"

In Memos-lane

Inlovhlhtamygg’ FlDITflICtClCla-ggggg

"he was Killed Ag!“ ‘ in France. 80:]; 1|,

today t... " "18""

. Mrs. Wel-

t his f rfelnllingmgam

v

Paul, Dale. Ralph and Clyde. .lr.. 10f ‘rryon. P. E. I.. were recent guests of Mrs. ilicks’ brother-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Johnson at Lutes Mountain. Thev also visited with Mr. Hicks‘ parents.

_ “WWW. dM.Ra.neidHlk. Hospital on July 14, 1946.1» Ben-y ‘fin, is ‘(Moneyofir T131192)! v B

ENTERTAINED — Di‘. Kergin

and Dr. Kerr of Toronto were en- tertained last evening at the home of Dr. Don Campbell, North River Road. Both these doctors were attached to No. '1 General Hospital in Holland and Belgium.

' They are speaking sf. a dinner

meeting of the P. Enlsland Medi- cal Societ which is being held

gery of the Acute Abdomen" and Dr. Kerr speaks on "Some Prob- lems of Nephritis."

_ it as it carried the ela from the excavation and poured i

treat.

Oral Hygiene Council of Canada;

. %‘James Matthew Mac-

Bra ‘lean of neou . British Col-

byterian yllterday sftemoo lliss Srelnard. -a

fifleld flldll School and Collage of Seven. was employed st the home

ins t! limit-n.

MIVI. ‘

eon of the late RI Madman bL-EIJ.

‘lIll-alievie 1 i==mrnlsln1.. _ -< tttions I

tberit l with thh . I“. l Beleraeev!‘ to set Jo 819mm...

trdgus sentence" of Gen. Inlay»!

iii

alliance, if carried out, /

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Purses and Washable Dresses. Kennedy's Hymirnan d: Co

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usual. nrsciouurs on all ts- m

uaua3u5u$53

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ormerly jail“ keeper at the

Island Broadcasting P. E. Island 'I‘rave

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make a contribution through Scout I! garnalrters, iOB Queen St. Hi1

_.______.___. parser-rump wrrn o at o1! honor a6 a t...‘ ' . Blmm

letters home. lid Powna St. alter Lalwlor presided at a can-

with American Beauty friends presented Mrs. of sterling silv d . nun». this even ng at Montague. Dr. Kergin will speak on “The Sur- ranaf

where he will be joined by Blair early next week.

MILK. " PRODUCERS

The milk producers in t lottetown area held l meeting in the City Soun-

PREPARE PARKING SPACER- The Provincial Department oi Public Works and Highways is preparing a parking space for cars on the south side o.f the Law W Courts Building. Yaterday a clay loader. which operates on the principle oi an escalator. drew scores of interested persons to watch

i B

sk the Dominion Government to maintain the present subsidy of fluid milk. A committee w lnted to make s

ductcn of rnllk. It to ask all milk factories in the area to furnish the milk pru- ducer with s. daily ticket showing how much milk he had sold the factory. The" factories will also be reauestedfto furnish t m

ment of the amount of milk he has sold in that period.

SCHOOL PICNIC-dire hpol picnic of York Un- ited Church was held. at Dalvay on Wednesday. July» 1 tothe kindness of‘

is held on his beautiful summer ot- tage grounds. Nearly were present. Durin noon races were hei . lhv. J minis

in a steady flow into the waiting trucks. Department officials said the psrkin space would relieve téhe present congestion on Church

OFFICERS ELECTED-Dy. L. I. Duffy. Charlottetown, was elected president of the P. I. Island Den- tal Asssciationat a meeting held at‘ Dalvay yesterday afternoon. Other officers elected were. Dr. l... Csllbeck, Sutnmerside. ce-plesl- dent. and Dr. Heath cIntyre. Charlottetown, secretary-treasur- er. Dre. A. R. Smith and D. T. Ways. both of Charlottetown. were elected members of the Council. The President of the Canadian Dental Association. Dr; Victor Crows, spoke on the scth- vi-ties of the Association. Ot er s akers included: Dr. Ha y

omson. field secretary bi the

Lester Kaiser, lnlth Brown. rm. Robert Chappell. Bev.

and Dr. L. W. Miller of Ifi-ederic- ‘wanton "fined in

. ton. N. B.

asartarsn n: person-rue following is from sflwmflaonvllle. of recent

children competed. . M- F. Veuey made an announce- ounde. The prises

pie were present.

lie. f ti ir hter.‘ Mia orericeo Butlesr

CHURCH _. Reverend J. W Woodside, 5:113‘.

daivsred two in: the lo

NEW

an... of Aetna we Insurance Hartford. prior to I0,- tlu letter oily

fir. fifivinittifgofifiwmfi .

9.3.. s. aoatoinvaa Hi.-

rnc" cnlaatur 1c ruwu uumtulnu

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Continued From Pill l

Nincic. fairs 1n theIDondon ment. eiwhttvyears.

raorssra asnrsqol

WASHINGTON. Jul! le-.(ap)._! 001M011“! 1W0. former o-{t , m7 “flnamilr- , . A coroner's jury last night fcund lthat Benjamin Gauthier. 33, Rich- mond Street. City, cams to '12s death in Queen's County Jail July l0. 1M6 as a result of a

ed wound in the re ion of the {angular vein, presume ly caused _ y a fragment of a broken milk “d; bottle. The jury recommended 1|, m4 that hourly patrols be

. throughout the jail and further recommended the use of paper and metal containers in suc n- atances as might be required.

do bulim-

day stmessegle to President Tru-

sli

. mam. wmts that

Bus‘. Onmlioorgio"

Island names are included among

Xilnately 1.883 R-CAJ‘. per-

so cl due to arrive on the liner C

9

St Lac. . D. Cheverie. Souris.

at Halifax today: _. J. .Burgese. 2M Euston teat. ‘Charlottetown. Inc. M. R. Cheverie. Sour-is.

Tignisb. Cpl. s. D. Macllwen. Mermaid. Cpl W H. MacLennan. 58 Ed-

wardDStrIeet. Charlottetown. _ Cpl. D. A. MasLeod. 186 Prince

aénuumgriaalna

-Pow-nal Street. Ctrariottetcwn.

Lac. G. R. Prowse. Murray Har-

bour.

Cpl. S. D. Wieener, Vernon Riv-

C)‘.

SUPREME COURT —- The July sitting of the Supreme Court Georgetown will open this morning with Chief Junica Thane A. Camp- bell on the bench.

Personals

City yesterday on business.

Mrs. George Koran and son Robert oi Pelham, NJ-l, are vis- iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Watson White of Murray River.

Mr. and MrrDzvld Dobscm of i:r.:"-.m=.:..:.r trl:“1.."..t'ri* m we“ o cured 1e“-

ray River.

Mia-John A Mullally of Milton. Man. is spending a vacation with his uncle George Mullall , Souris, and Mr. and Mrs. W. _ Beaten. Grafton “reef, City. l-le is a son d5 of Dr. and Mrs. A. Mullally of Mll-

ton, Mass. formerly of Souris.

Messrs. Charles Barker and $2M ed Thomas -Clastk. Bostnréiwltiass. tare spending a wo mon vaca ion u .. witness Sam’ “and ‘am gggwgeé: uud" James Pmver-Ion a cot." Witness said Gauthier - ‘ |was bleeding from a cut on the

neck. Witness called Mr. Dwyer

and they phoned for a clergyman and Dr. McGuigan. The Doctor ronounced Gauthier dead. Gauth-

r was sober Saturday night. He

had been brought to the jail Sat- urday mornlng. There was no noise in his cell. Gauthier had had no visitors. While wltnuss ' Gauthier had got a bottle of milk about nine o'clock Saturday night. There was no noise iln his cell all night. There were no knives or forks in his

Mr. and Mrs. Karl D. Wood- ward. o1 Montreal. arrived rtoday and will be the guests ofMsjor

wwoch.

and Mrs. Alex. Knox at K -_.4-

1dr. Blackadar oi Halifax, Nova; Scotis. Maritime distributor of. Nash automobiles. is at present in

the citv on business.

Mr. D. B. Simmonds. esent. alive or Piper Cub’ planes. was here over the weekend on busi- ness. He left yesterday morning

by plane for Mr. and Mrs. G. E. C11

amflon returned Saturday fro _ s. two necks motor trip thmu north- ern New Brunswick and Quebec. where they vbited Mr. Chsnmionh daughter. Mrs. Owen. at Mont

Joli, P. Q.

. Leonard Gillespie. Scotch Settlement. N. 3., who has been

spending his vacation

in Edward Island. visited Cherlotte-| town. Clyde River and Milton. He thoroughly enjoyed his visit to

"The Garden of the Gulf."

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dewis and Mir. and Mrs. Scott Dewis oi West Advocate. Neva Scntis. are spending two weeks holidays at. Brudenell summer cottage. the

essnandlaranurvingrioggoi Wllulot Valley. have been enter-

tainiflr ‘their neicss. the

Misses Christine and Gladys Boland oi Lawrence. Massachusetts. Their mother is the former Christie

Machchsrn of Covehead Road.

in Boston. Mass.

Sydney. N. . will a tend the B.Y.P.U. camp at i Boulardarie. as one of their lead-

Mr. Robert Morrison. Charlotte- tow and his two daughters. Mrs. was!!! ‘a Frstarick Bryson and Mrs. John Connors. Boston. Mass. visited his sister. Mrs. Inuis Boyle and Mr. " Boyle for a few days at Conway. Mr. Morrison and daughters also visited his niece Mrs. Thompson.

at Remington. Mr. I. D. Boyle. Keno

i. P. agemfhPr-ios Bros. Co.

at Isnogami.

m“ ' ' Inga w

1Jury Finds Death ... a... g.‘ Gauaod By sur- lntlioted Wound

G. R. Holmes represented the Crown. The jury com rlsed: W. M. Forsythe, foremam llliam flynn, Aben Machean. Willard Jordan. Byron Brown. George McLeod and George Sutherland.

called between T and 8 o‘clock The following Prince Edward YBINYQIY morning t0 so to the ‘Queens County jail. Saw a man l‘ this throat. There was blood over

lths floor. The man was dead. The wound was on the right side of neck and ran in a transverse dir- ection. Some instrument had

“L J_ R Gaunt’ mchnmnd R“ penetrated deeper ‘mto the neck at a... 1 AC1 J. a. Racket/t.

findings to “the higher author- ities." The cause of death was haemorrhage which had been caused by a wound in the jugular vein area on the right side of neck. Witness saw some small pieces of broken glass in the ccll. Was told broken pieces were from a milk bottle.

the Coroner. witness said silt-h a piece of glass could have inflict- ed the wound. Wit;.;ss said he did not. make a thorough examination of the body, for he had seen en- ough by a casual examination to convince him the wound in the neck had caused death.

dent of Falccnwood Hospital, said Benjamin Gauthier had been a

m- Percy E-Iavh-tt. Grandvilie

Mills. Guardian Agent, was in the‘

Mrs Willilsn__-.Leith Mscbean and Mrs. JosephG. Jenkins have returned to their homes inPrince Edward Island sitar spending a vuiv pleasant winter with their ehilhen

1

mndc

Dr. I. J. Yeo was the coroner.

Dr, J. D. McGuigan said he was

ling on a cot with a wound on

e man's clothing and also on

ne point. Witness reported his

Shown some pieces of glass by

Dr. J. A. Murchison, superinten-

glrzitlent at Faiconwood from June to July 2. Gauthier had been in a nervous condition when he entered Faiconwood as a result of excessive drinking. He had not been treated for a mental condi- tion. . Dr. J. H. Shaw, Provincial oath- ologist. said one of his duties was to make an investigation into causes of death arising under un-

usual circumstances. Witness ex- amined the body which was cold

but rigor mortis had not set in

lar had been severed. There was a small abrasion over the left

eye. Death was due to haemorrhage. -'I‘here was blood all over the body and a scratch across left chest wall. The wound could be caused, witness said, by a. broken

piece of glass. Charles Stewart, assistant jailer,

tsaid he was on duty Sunday night. 6:46, Sunday morning, Ben-

was 0n duty

cell. Prisoners Give Evidence

Ivan Myers said he heard a noise coming from Gauthlefs cell about 6 o'clock Monday morning. About 5.30 the some morning witness heard Gnutnler “talking foolish talk". Witness also heard the crash o! a bottle. After a while the assistant jailer ihad come and opened the door of roorn in which witness and six other inmates slept. Gauthier

rght" Sucrday night. Asked if he could remem- ber what Gauthier was talking about. witness said he was shout- ing something about murder in the lice station and murder In

had seemed “all

the ail.

The evidence of Elvin Binns and Harold Mahar. inmates. of the jail, were practically the same as that of Myers. Mahar said he had purchased two bottles of mtlk and had given one to Gauthier Sun-

night.

dag

ertrsm Dwyer. head falter, said he was on duty in the day time and Stewart at night. ‘The prisoners were not furnished milk as part of the jail rations. but they could have it if they paid for

Cst. John Butler of the City Police told oi the arrest oi Gauthier Friday night when he was found in an unconscious con- dition on one of the city streets.

Italy '

Continued Prom Page l

fictitious." H.

developments during the day. At week-and con er

ficislr and union heads,

representatives said the com- pany was not in a sitlon to meet union demands w ioh would‘ "uuiurztt togbaslc gage lncresssetis of

- can an our or y ney ' Il-ivsrbenumliuaaiieft on worn,‘

. Ind Ike. Infill

l is ll cents an h ur. _ walkout w s in contrastl

n Gauthier was lying on the floor of his cell. “We picked m

'United Kingdom and the

advisory committee in Hamilton. said the reports "were absolutely

R. Pettigrove. federal labor relations officer and government- sp lnted controller of the Sydney mi is. said there had been no new

ences when Mr. Pettigrove met compar% of- oeco

Present basic rate st Dosco mills

"iihilt.

because I forgot

simple fact" ‘" OLUMN after column of figurasn;

ORG

did they get mixed up deliberately to tantalize me? An accountsnfs oflice is no place for a person who feels besdachey and listless all the time. I knowmthst’: how l used to be“

“Then a friend agested trying Kellogg's 30-day test. Am I glad l did! That simple change of diet really helped me keep fir. Feel grand during working hours, and after, too. And

J 9o Issy Kellogg's an favourite ln a recent survey. 3 times as many housewives voted “Keliogg's" their favourite Bran Flakes as named any other bmnd. book for the golden-yellow package- try the large, thrllty size.

word on the effect of the shut- down in the mills would have on coal miners. More than 3.000 min- ers are employed i-n Dosco collie!‘- les at nearby New Waterford where metallurgical coal is pro- duced for the mills.

Royal Commission Continued From Page 1

directs world Communist activities‘

from Moscow. despite its announc- ed dissolution.

o. A naval system of intelligence was apparently being 012531994 here.

Zabotirfs network was plannins a "large-scale. post-war 6X98!!- slon.” the commission said. furl-hill‘ to exploit the “uncanny success" with which it led Canadians in