DECEMBER 23.1939

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"An olLl ripeiiu VA tile Lime ‘ilildrenW ‘ , 111115.. E. Burnett. ~ Mb; nixed ‘ ‘in Anderson.

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Lrs. Burnett

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~11. “Alias Margaret Collin.

Mr. Arthur Coffin.

Miss Laura Hughes.

Miss Sandra Currie.

lilies Leila McLurc.

Mrs. C H. Black.

lifrs, McCrelidy.

Mrs. Marl: McGulgan. Master Mark McGulgan (JIJ iifiss Roberta Ann McGuigan. Miss Isabelle Goodwin.

blaster Maurice Goodwin.

Major and Mrs, F. F. May, Si. EICDIIOYS.

In memory of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Power.

Mrs. J. M. MacFadyen.

Officers and other ranks of the Rzval Canadian Corps of Signals. ' the Char-

loltetown 6th District 518M15- P"

sydney_ Detachment of

John T. Smith A 581-. Major. Miss Annie Matheson, Miss Shirley Jane Dunning. Miss Roma Anne Dunning. Miss Elizabeth Simmonds. Mrs. W. C. S. McLure. Mrs. G. f) DeBlois. Miss Helen DeBlois J A. McKinnon. Georgetown.

bliss Sally Forbes. 290 Boston

5t ,1_ 0, Hyndman. M155 Constance I-Iyndmsn

Master William Carmon Thomp- wiifaster Leith Stanley Thomp-

son Percy Barlow.

blaster Imyton sChllffilll, Bum-

merside. Alaster Warren Hood. lvllss Ruth Hood. bliss Ann Sadlel‘. Master Frank sadler. Mrs. Ira J. ‘loo.

Miss Lilian McLean Mt. Edward

R Rodd.

es. Dunning, Kenslng-

d. (ltelzss Helen McLean Mt Edward

Miss Marmot m1. iui-s nelefl cimppslifmm Mrs. Crawflxd. Master Stanley McNnlrg Miss Rena Ycunker, Winglog, Miss Georgia Leard, MYS- W. b Prowse. 55.5.7?» “will

l. o , Miss Hilda Ogle?‘ a E _ R Bovyer. M?" M31’! H. Hunt. St,

nors. Miss Helen Agnew, Miss Jessie Fullerton. llideiss Thelma Burris. v. R. MacKenzie, B.D.U,

Chester Vanlderstlne. Miss Lorraine Lowther. Victoria. Master Donald Martin. Miss Margaret Martin, m! Egiigsbeth Martin. Mrs: w. c'. 110' f‘ 6")’ Mldifl‘ W. C. H0 t (J12)

Elea-

Miss .

Miss Violet French. Hampton. Miss M. IPl-snces Peters, Co

Traverse.

Mr. P. W. ‘Purner.

Miss Barbara S Ward.

Miss Paula Louise Ward.

Olive MacLean.

Miss Anna. J. MscInnis. In Memory of Bradford Chester McLure. Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Lewis. Miss Virginia Largo. Master Alexander Large. int Girl Sewing Circle per Miss Mildred H. Roeo. See's’. Miss Bessie F. Howatt, Provi- dence Rhode Island. Mr. M. 6. Stewart, Montague. Kiwi

Miss Ksynton. ’

Miss Pauline Nicholson.

Mr. Norman L. Morrison. Cole- man, P. E. I.

Misses Daisy and Lois Bowles. Dover, P. E. I Master Charles McDonald. Sum- merside, P. E. I. 1s.t Charlottetown Brownie Coni-

pany.

Dr. F, C. Dougan. Rev Oswald Murphy. S. D U. In Memory of Master Jerry

Connolly. aster Billy Phillips. Milton, P. . I. Mr R. A. McPhail, New Haven.

Crystal Chapter Order of Eut- ern Star.

Hu-sgrltlilillie hlcbean Mt. Ed- Master Harold sampeL l“ _ f)“ M M 1e Miss Bernice Wood. Mis-dJ" ‘ 8a our y" Mrs. Flo. FitzGerald. "llltmfll; n Si,“ m, Mr. c. F. Hutcheson. “us,” gorggn welméf In Memory of Rosalie Hooper. ‘Iiiaihifslry- Fermer ' Jim and SuzanneIH-‘lalmer. i“ l" “my F'"‘"“‘" h?‘ J.A Ewgidiviecl-esliy Fmlivlnsicl‘ John McPhee. Slimmer’ At 3km‘? Dr- W‘ J. P‘ MacMman rs. hes ac aren. I Md Mr. and Mrs G_ M_ Richard!‘ Cgogitlgrfiilhton School Jun or

Master Rogers Bell ‘\

- Etta lcnkills. Mt Albion. 3 and John Fielding. Mickie hillcLrod. . .. A, V Saunders. Miss Agnes Clinfon. 1.11 s l\IIl‘i')‘.'i(‘ Carr

.\1.- Cilroiyn Joyce MacKie K ‘ll. 14w. ll C'.l1\‘..‘.l'(1l'i. ‘c lilljKinnon.

"l1, Hyndinan. Pfl ul Cudmore.

‘l: ‘. Ann Cronin.

ill. and Doris Hillion.

, F"."'~':i', Elmira, ' mid.

Vivid Wrvid. Jlln Wccd. R:v. Louis A. Dougan.

lilrs. Fred Ailrircw‘ firs: Dorolhv Andrew Ha icr Hlrold Ilovratt. Nlrs. Arncii l-lowatt. Itrss Ruth Christie

line.

Ziiaster John Doull. Ciielton. Mrs W. H. Cutcliffe.

bliss Lorna Weeks.

l\'Il'S. Arihui‘ Wicks. r Miss Paula Jenkins Rayfleld. A Friend.

(Dr) Leo Frank.

. A. W. Hvndman.

Cathcrizi-s I-lyndman.

. Percy Williams.

Joan Williams

Nornil Loilcworih

C Audrey Miles. M. H. Johnson. Mrs. H. D. Johnson.

Mrs, R. A Lngle.

Ninsicr Harold Kemp- MllSlPl‘ Billie McDougall. Mr. Dan Williams.

lvirs, Dan Williams.

Miss Gndvs L Williams Mr. and Mrs Sam Hood. Mrs. Percy Pope.

Mrs. Cecil Wood.

Mr. Ernest Wood.

Iiil-s Lorne Burleigh. liilisier Geolirre Soantlebury. lWlsicr Tommv Scanilebury. Miss Fll'l1""1("‘ Brcwsier. Miss Mabel Parkman. Mrs. .1. B, Hanan.

lilllss Jaltci Hrenn.

IVIFS Fred Colwill

Miss nsiailce folwill. Miss clcn Cnlwlll

Miss udrcy Birch,

M Annie Smith.

1 rs. J. Daniel Stewart and Miss Juliiih Stewart.

.‘".<sl‘S_ li/lcore 3r McLeod Lid Cape Traverse Y P U. P9!‘

E"'Iv:l Ball. Srcy-Trcas.

.T W L, Prowse.

ill s r1." Prclvs:

m‘. Crvfl-l‘

Miss llwnrs M"Qu=.ld.

it'll‘. d .

Boslvril J enkins, McKi-nzles

1c ivtntcns League. Sub-

lvliss Isabel Howatt, Summer-

vice, four miles

Tl" Cape ‘Traverse Women's In- stiiute. Mrs, P D. Williams.

Mrs. Brenton Wood. Mrs, Wm. MacDougall, Hunter River.

In Memory of Shirley Hooper. In memory of Mildllid Lorraine MazLennari.

Alexandra W:men‘s Institute.

A Friend.

G. Fraser.

Mrs. Roberta. H. Smailwocd. Mrs. Jos. Callaghan.

Miss Adrianne Callaghan.

Mr. Charles Toombs.

Mr. Sydney Green.

A Friend.

Red Cross Branch, Cross Roads School.

Miss Barbara Ann McQll-"Jd- Miss Gwen Rogers.

Mt, lilellick Women's Institute. Miss Eleanor Clapp

Mr. J. E. R. McEwen.

Mr. Robert Cox

Miss Bessie Sniallmzin.

Miss Marilyn Rupert.

Mrs Barabara Rupert.

Miss Janet Rupert

Mrs. T. G. Ives

Master Donald Ives.

Mr. M W Weeks,

Mrs. R .M. L-eimte.

Master Charlie Gilles.

Miss Flora Giilies.

Master Ian Gilli-es.

Miss Betty Beer.

Alpha Rebekah P. N. G Club Master Stewart Chandler.

Miss Patsy Jean Walker.

Mim Elizabeth Anne Walker. Mr. H. A. Messervy.

Miss E. Blamlie Haviland. Miss Joan Large and Master Donald Large.

Paimer Women's Institute. Mrs. Arthur Hogan.

Masters Lloyd, Earl and Perry Brown.

Mrs. Noel DeBlois.

Miss Beryl DeBlois.

Miss Audrey DeBlois.

Miss Norah DeBlois.

Master Stewart Chandler.

Miss Jessie Leard

Master C. C. Cooke, Kmslng- ton. Capt. Taylor.

Wildey and St. Lawrence Lodges I. O. O. F.

Masters Frankie and Cordon Riggs, Princeton. B. C.

"A" Coy. P. E. I. Hlghlnnders. Dartmouth, per Captain W. W. Reid.

In memory of Herman E. Inman, North ‘Pryon.

Miss Marjory Cruickshank.

Miss Doris Crulckshank.

In memory of Rev. George Mil-I lar and Douglas.

In memory of Brian Austin Ken-

nedy.

Mrs. J. R. Munn.

Arthur. Gorden and Mary. Hampton.

Miss E. Webster.

Miss Helen Moore.

Miss Jean Moore.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E Champion. Wlldey and St. Lawrence I, O. O. F. Lodges oi’ Charlottetown. Aubrey Newport, Milton, P. E.

I. Misses A 6s I. Horne.

G H Taylor.

A Frlcnd.

1st Clurotietovxn Ranger Co, Lucy A. McLure

James T. McKee.

Mrs John Wilson.

Miss Kathlezn McNeely.

Miss Lorraine McNeely.

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i; ,, ‘:o1:q||:,v(\:- Master B.lly McNeely. i~'_ ' \\‘....‘r rnnnhg Miss Elinor Campbell. l‘ c-t-nire. Bu'ld- Miss Betty Lynds.

11-65-12-23-3!

'y a'| nrw. An lulu-all 12c c! the best

" . Rrhvrts on - I. ur At oi Roberts, High-i

Miss Mary Brown.

Mlsvrs Jrrn and D"ris Gill.

l Mrs, C. P. S‘"‘-‘<'8l"i-.

M15 E, Dawnc

Barbara, John and Robert Nash. _ 3rd Charlottetown Brownies.

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Masters Harry and Peter Shams. Mr. Ed Acorn. I Master Donald Tinney.

Mrs. B. F. ‘Iliiilcy.

Mrs. H. Hawkins, Murray Har- bor.

Master John Hunter, Jr.

The Hi Y Grads Club.

Miss Marie Morris.

Kinsmen Club. Charlottetown.

Mr. Loman J O’Farrell.

Mr. J. W. Calln,

The Carleton Women's Institute per Mrs. Stewart MacMicken. Sec‘y Tress.

Mrs. Erie Thomson. Carleton.

Miss Katherine MacFadyen, Riv-

Mrs. Harry Tldnlarsil '

Miss Nora Nuella Blake.

Miss Maureen Blake.

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Victoria.

Miss Helen Tidmarsh.

Mrs. M. H. Brown.

Master Paul DesRoches.

Mrs. Wesley MaoPhee, Mt. Ed- ward Road.

Mr. and Mrs. H. K. S. Hemming.

Miss E. Webster.

Mia Rota. MacEaohern.

Mrs. Charles Carson.

Long Creek Y. P. S.

Master Gordon Quigley.

Miss Barbara Qulgley.

Master Arthur Coffin.

Ml.“ Margaret Coffin.

Miss Rose Longworth.

Miss Marjorie S illett,

Mia Janet Marc a. Bplllett.

Master George J. Rogers.

Master Thomas N. Rogers.

Miss Rosemary Rogers.

Mrs. George Rogers.

Mrs. James MaeKav. Brackley.

bdiss Doris Hearts.

Miss Emma Michael

In memory of Mrs. Thos. Mich-

Inman,

ael.

Mr. John Michael.

Miss Helen Holman.

Mrs. Robert Holman.

A Friend.

Mr. A. E. Ings.

Miss Leone Paynter, New Lon-

don.

Jane and Irivlng Praught.

Mr. and Mrs. Neil D, Walker. Master David Walker.

Miss Doreen Allev

Miss Pauline LePage.

Precious Blood Monastery. Miss Agnes McQuaid.

W. C. Davies.

Marioli Puncher.

Doris Cruickshalik

Miss Marjorie Cruickshaiik.

Miss Cynthia Kendall.

Master Paul Cudmore,

Mrs. W. L. Weir.

Mrs. L. W. MacKay.

Grade VII W. K. School.

Ferne Bell.

Mrs. Lewis Turner.

Lillian, Heen aid Billy McLean.

Louise Avard and Arthur Gordon Avard.

Klinty Taylor.

Mrs John Andrews.

Church of Scotland Ladies Aid, Cane Traverse, Mrs L-saman Mac- Wllliams. Secretary.

M'ss Brenda Gallant.

Mrs. W, E. Lodge

Nancy and Howard MacFarlane.

Dr. and Mrs. L I. Duffy

Benevolent Irish Society.

Dorothy and Angus McLarcn.

Mrs. Ed. Robertson,

Verna Wood.

Ferne Sharam.

The Hill Family.

Mrs. Edward Ncrion. Crsoaud.

Mlrs Vera Cannon. Hampton.

John J. Robinson. S, 5 Char- lottetown, Borden. P. E. I.

Barbara Bale-her.

Miss Joan Cronin.

Beaumont Newport. Brookfield.

Merjaret Patric" Cronin.

Miss D'“‘Dil1v Diamond. Loyalist.

In IIICII‘ of Phyllis Cronin,

Liity Fai cough and Josie K:lly.

NEEDY CHILDREN

Mrs, Miss Miss

399-Adeline 7 MiG-Anna 4 40l-—Gl:*,d_vs 2 ilil-Zi-Agliil. 3 403—Ed\v:‘.l'd ii 404—l3iliy 7 405--Bctly i; 4013-1180121 5 407-Mar_v 7 408~Mergarei 5 409—Carcllii_e 4 4l0—Jackie 5 months 4ll——BB-l'llt‘_\' 6 4lz-Lcrne 2 413—Mae 4 4l4—B':l'rl'.e '1 4l5—Stepilcn 5 4l6—Allnl\ 3 4l'l—M£‘l‘l‘li l ‘4l8-—Joycc 5 4l9-Rena 4 420—.i1ln10r 2 421-Baby 4mcs. 41.2-Joyce ii 423—-Erma ti 424—Rcma 4 425—-Sa|ly 3 426-—Parl;er 1 I-I 427—Georg: 2 1-2 428—Robsrt l0 mos. 429—Vern0n 8 430—Maurice ; 431—Erlc 4 432—-John 3 433—Peggy 4 434—I-Iarry 3 435—-Uole2ll 2 436—Bernal'tl i 437—Roll"iild 6 43B—Gra.cc 3 Bil-Freddie 1 440—Edith 7 Ml-Loraine 3 442—-Gcrald 4 mos 443—Wilma 3 444—Joyce 7 445—Leonard 5 446—Francis 4 447—Sh1rley 2 448—Florencc 6 449-1-01115 H 450—'I‘hcmasena 6 451—Mev‘cne 4 452—Merril 3 453-Carl 2 454—-Blair 1 455——Latherine i1 456—Blalr 8 457-—Palma 5 fill-Marie 2 459—-Joscph 5 460-—John 4 46l—Jamcs 3 wit-Verna 1 463—‘.Vlnr_1or1c 8 464--Agncs 3 465-Maric 1 Mill-Arthur 8 mos. 467-—1)oi'.‘5 5 468—Ali'1‘eti 7 469—Bet.iy 8 470—Ann 5 471—1eRo_v 2 472—Jcscnh l 473-Fryllfs 8 474—Jcan 5 475—A"an 3 476-il4'aly 1 477—V "tor 3 478~Svvu 7

479-Marcare 3 480 Gordon, 8. 481 Wendie, 6,

' 658 Freeman, 5.

The Gentrsljuardian

This column 1| reserved for new: o! local interest but advertising 0| n newly nature may at 5 cents n word strictly ply- lblo in advance-

SECOND ISSUE —The second is- sue of relief was handed out at re. llet headquarters yesterday. when a. bout 200 more recipient. were sup. ‘plied. Besides the usual issue d ,llO\.l.l’, 111681. fish potitoeg, 11191335435. beans. oatmeal and tea. tho usual a- l mount or coal was distributed to the needy. All recipients are approved by the Relief Committee of which Councillor Lapthorn is the choir. man.

Belfast friends o: Min Kgthryn

aoL-eod will be glmd to bu: that she is convalescing irons hei- meant illness which prevented her wrltin her Christmas examinations a Prince of Wales College. Her many friends join in Wishing he: 1 gpegdy recovery and ho she will be able to resume her s udiul in tho new year.

Nicolle-MacFariane Nuptials

A pretty wedding was quietly solemnlzed‘ at the Parsonage o: ‘rrinity United Church, Charlotte- town. P. E. I. Thursda evening December 21st st eigh o'clock, when the Pastor, Rev. Hugh Mil- ler united in marriage MissJeminu g MacFarlane. daughter of Mr. and ‘_ Mrs. David MacFarlane oi’ I-Iops- field, P. E. I. and Mr. _ 111712.41’ Nicolle son of Mr. and i-ne "to Lrs. William Nicolle Murray Har- bor. P. E. I.

The bride was attired in empire blue with accessories to match. Bale wore a corsaze bouuet of pink carnations The couple was at- tenderd bv Miss Beryl Davey and Gunner Edward Ausburn of’ Mur- [ ray Harbor. ,

Mr. Nicolle is a Gunner i_n "sci 8th Siege Battery at present sis- . iioned at Beach Grove Inn. Char- f, loiteiown. P. E, I. )

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482 Dolly. l3 months, 483 Jennie 7, 484 Kenneth, 6. 485 Earl. 4. 486 Arthur. 3 487 Donny. 2. 488 Harold, H. 415(9) garnefit, 7. o

snev eve. . 491 Francis, 5. 492 Joseph, 4. 493 Catherine, 2, 494 Louis/s, 4. 495 Mary, 2. 28'.’ ti"? i".

ar on, . 498 Teresa. 3. 499 George, 7. 5C0 Teresa. 8 501 Gordon, 5. 502 Warren, 4. 503 Robert. B. 504 Charles. 3 505 Elizabeth. 2. 503 Vlllliam. l. 507 Lorne, 8. 508 Wendie, 6. 509 Shirley, 3. 510 Arthur, 1. 511 Phyilis, 8. 512 Mare, 6. 513 Louis. 4 514 Eileen, 7. 515 Mildred, 5, 516 Joan. 3. 517 Mary, 1 1-2. 518 Anita, 7. 519 Sonny, 4 520 Norma, 1 1-2 521 Eileen, 3 months 523 Diana, 6. 522 Leo, 3 years. s24 Roy. a 531 Bobble, 5. 532 Teddle, 4 583 Jmmie, 2 534 Jcan. 4. 535 June, '7. 536 r-lughie, 6. 537 Edison, 7. 538 Annie 6 539 Ht-len, 5. 541 Ncrlcne 8. 542 Joyce, 7. 543 Jean, 5 544 George, 3. 545 Wilma, I l-2. 546 Eleanor, 8. 547 Loo. 6. 548 Francis, 8. 549 Ann, 6. 550 Vincent 6 months 551 Edna. 7 years. 552 Victor, 5. 553 Lemuel 8. 554 Henry, 8. 555 Bernie, 3. 556 Edward. 8. 557 Marjorie, 6. 558 Katherine, 4. 559 Eugene, 2. 560 Balbara. 1. 561 Blanche. 8. 562 Joan, 2. 563 Jackie, 3 months 564 Johnnie, 4 years, 565 Yoseph 8. 566 Arthur 7, 567 Jean, 2. 568 George 3 569 Mary. 5. 570 Melvin, 6 571 Lloyd, 8. , 5'12 Willie, a. . 573 Donald. 4. 575 H-ccn, B. 576 Daksy. 4. 577 Ruthie, 5. 578 Freddie, 2. 579 Garihie, 4. 580 Richard. 6.

644 Ma _,nret. 3. 645 Dianna, 6. 646 Velma, 8. 647 Jovp-‘n, 6.

. , 8. 64!) Phyilis, 2. 650 Jcrln. 7_ 651 Gladys. 6. 652 Res: Mary, 2. 653 Sonnie, 3. 654 Helen. 2. 655 Jcyce, 6, 657 Theresa. 7.

650 Raymond, 7.

680 Howard. 4.

661 Filyllls, 4.

662 Carl, 2 1-3.

663 Jrckie, 8,

664 Gloria, 7.

' 66’. Eileen. 4. 666 1721011811136, 7. C67 Gerald, 5 0G8 Bernad-Itte, 4.

Leonard 2.

670 Mlirglzrct 6.

671 Fred, 7.

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_'_r5l_l;:__ CHARLOTTETOWN .GIJ_A_I_§__DIAN____________

Greetings

Christmas-tide again draws near, and with it the thoughts of gratitude to you who have contributed so greatly to our

Success.

We would bring m you B“; Wishes

for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, and assure you of continued high quality and

courteous service throughout 1940

and all

file years to come.

OUR

TO YOU ALL

BEST WISHES

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872 James, 3. 673 Marie 2.

678 Helen, B. 679 Madeline 5. 680 William 3. 681 Harrison. 682 Earl, 8. ' 883 Iris, 5. 684 Shirley B. 6B5 Marjorie 7. 686 Heien, 5.

687 Loraine 6. 688 Earle 3.

639 Frances 7.

690 George 3

691 Beatrice 2. 682 Barbara 1. 693 Hilda 8.

694 Agnes 7.

695 Billie 3 1-2 686 Elvin 8.

697 Clara 6.

698 Marie Elizabeth 5. 699 Helen 6.

700 Clement B. 701 Leo 7.

702 Kenneth 6. 703 Dorothy 4. 704 Myrna 5.

705 Jennie, 8.

706 Fred 8.

707 Claire 4.

708 Irwin 2 l-Z. 709 Geraldine l. 710 Catherine 5. 711 Vernon 8.

712 Helen 7.

714 Georgina 6. 715 Donald 4.

71o‘ Beverly 6 mos. 717 Poyrnond 8. 718 Clifford 7. 719 Geiad 8.

720 Ralph 8.

721 Lilian 7.

722 John 5.

723 Ejzsbeth 3. 724, Norman 2. 725 Isobel B.

725 Arthur 5.

723 Elizabeth. 3. 724 Norman, 2. Isabel, 8 Arthur. 5. Anna, 8. Wilbert, 7. Jessie. 6.

730 Helen, 4. Betty, 2. Lauretta. 8. Melvin. 8.

734 SierIn-z, 7. 735 Sadie, 6.

736 A"li-Es'. 4. Gladys, 2.

738 Leslie 2 weeks. Ileze‘. 8 years 740 Billy, 6. Cliarlss. 4. I-crraine. 2. Marion. 1. I/sretta. B. 74.6 Cecila, 7.

74G Bernice. 6. Rosena. 5. Edtvard, 3. 749 Douglas. 2- Crecrite, 3. 751 Ellzzlbeih. 2. 752 Y~'"et.ta, 6

753 Llll'ail. 7. ah“. s. Erskine. 5. 756 Louis, 4

Marv, 3. Wills. 2.

759 Teresa. 1.

760 I-‘llian, 7,

781 Wall". 4.

762 Freddie. 3

763 Edwin 1 1-2. 764 Rubv 4.

Lloyd. 7. V‘-'P'""“.'. 3. 76" Amold. 2

768 Howard. 3. 769 Joan, 6.

7'10 Jean, 8. Preston. 6

772 Arnold, 4.

773 Hester, 2.

T14 Wm~ry_ 1_

7'75 Dow's .3

7'78 Norbert. i I-2. C-"aldine 3 mcnihv Filmon, 5.

782 James. 8.

St. Clair, 7.

Hilda, 6.

765 Loretta, 5

Edward, 4.

Vera. 3

788 Raymond, 2. - l .

Bill 6 years. ey. 8

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c: ‘ . F1125

B02 - o, 5.

803 Ralph, 3.

. Pwrley", 2

806 Harry. 1.

807 lsRoy 2 months. 803 Sadie, 8

899 Wilfrid 6.

810 Jean, 8

Chief Of Staff

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tacks by the Russians were re- pulsed with great losses to the iri- vaznz-rs. -

Seven Russian warplanes braved snow and Arctic winds to bomb liclsifgicrs with between 20 and 30 missiles in the fourth succes- sive clay of air raids. but in the Finnish capital and numerous vil- lages hcreabouis. which also were bombed. there were no reports of casualties. Property damage was slight.

One Soviet Union plane was shot down over Helsingsiors.

The Finnish air force took the offensive in the southeast, break- iltg up enemy columns and camps. (lestroying munitions dumps and bombing the town of Terijoki, oc- cupied by the Russians and seat. of the Moscow-sponsored "People's Government" for Finland.

A Finnish source declared lliaf. during the Invasion which began Nnv. 30, the Russians used 1.000 tanks on the Karel- lan Isthmus alone, and that to date the Finns have destroyed 250 tank: on all fronts.

Reports from Copenhagen said the Ru-‘sian retreat in the barren north Pctsamo region of Finland Ls conimuing hastily and without fighting.

From the Norwegian side l long line oi’ Russian vans mov- ing steadily northward toward Szfmljaervi was plainly vis- ibie.

The region was strangely sllcni, these dispatches said. with none of the machine gun bursts and rifle fin; that have been hard throughout the Arctic area for the last three works. : The Films apparently were con-

tent 1o follow the retiring Russians mid not to fight as long as the Rc-d army troops kept moving briskly in retreat.

‘lolly War Survey

By The Canadian Pro‘:

Nazi Germany's naval aCif-viii’ in the second Great War appears to b: hosed on lessons learned from fail-

ures in the first Great War.

Many students of the last conflict were of opinion that had Germany submarine and continued it ruthlessly, unmoved by protests arid r e could have brought Great Britain to

started unrestricted

warfare earlier threats from the United States a state of

helplessness.

Germany ncparently is determin- erl not in make the same mistake“; ‘azis sink allied and neutral ships

a.ln. with torpedo and mine

without scruple and without mercy for ‘passengers or crew. ' Since 191B, however, real progress took plate; in methods of Combal-ting submarines while the only unprove- ments made lrl the wider-sea ves- sels themselves was in Widening the range o! their operations. Their two great weaknesses. lack of speed and their inability to attack except by reéiplete surprise remain uncorrect-