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C.A.F. Station Sumlnerside which: iron on behalf of His Majesty the was presented on Air Force Da:.'.i King and the Chief of Air staff

JHI18 9111. to the conlmanding of- The letter that scconlplmied the

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Air Commodore R. C. Ripley, BE. s.D. assistant rhicf nf

This is the official crest of R.' mr SIMI who made the prcscnta-litrensth and growth of the Can-

adisn Confederation of which Prince Edward Island is the cradle. Heraldic waves of water

in the badge indicate the Island

I . 0. strong. the Chestcr lie-raid. states: .?.C”,'-':.'I.,,.',r,:,” Qgfffg F;;?,::X;15nt'a. the. "rho nnir tree is indicative of the .1 for the future.” muss

He really did sound so. He was I?.?:”2l2.i.23?..li1T'3.i..3"3,”.?lS; mind Blister at A distance, but hc him you would have known that was afraid to be within reach nhhc was indignant. He was donn- Eusteris great claws. ”He must FIRM Nlllrll He was saying 50 have bppn m the tree when it and he didn't care who heard him. fcll. There he is climbing aiongyH8 1110111111. rnnieolw had PIBSNI the trunk now," replied Lightfoot in trick on him. and he thought --Listen in mm." growlecl Busty!-FITS knew who. He thought it was Bear. ”Hc sounds as if he alum Padrly 1119 Bmvvr and .he was mm hjg hath," itclling Pacitijc jn.-I wllnt he thought

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It never is pleasant to hear an- Rry people letting their tongues run because they have lost their lemper-V Prickly Porky certainly had lost his temper. Yes. sir. he had so.

"He needs another ducking." chuckled Lightfoot. "It might' cool him off."

”Woofi Woof!" said Buster Bear "What I fuss about I little bath."

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Strange But True I I

37 En. MacArthur Out of every l00,000 living

people in Cnnndn Ind the U.s.A., 2136 died of heart disense; ills of flu and eumoni ; 112 csncerzi 87 cerebral hemorrhage; 82 in Ic- cidenu; 80 from nephrites; 80 from T.B.; 54 from discuss of in- fnncy; 49 from diabetes; 24 from; hardening of the arteries. Theaei 10 Iccountef for 79 perl cent of all desths. I

who was known as the enchant-I ress of the Nile?

Her name was Cleopatra Ind, she committed suicide It the In of 39 After msrrying her own bro-, ther and winning the love of two; of the world's greatest military figures. Caesar and Msrk Anth- ony. WhIt I woman!

Both Greta Gsrbo Ind charlie Chaplin once made their living lnthering mugs in n bnrber shop.

Frank Woolworth, the founder of Wooiworth's five Ind ten cent

the time of his death, used to be! so poor and had met with fsiiurev so often thst he had lost Ill faitill in himself. But Frank hId n, mother who encournged him by; snylng thIt some day he'd be or rich man. I t O

"The Carrie Nstlonsl Trail" in the State of Knnsns. was named for the saloon smuhing lady who wrecked ssloons with her hntchet and put the fear of the Lord into men's souls by shouting: '"1'his Lg the Irm of God. I have come to save you men from A drunkards' hell.”

Carrie Nation was a whirlwind. in petticoats whose unlawful acts eventually put the lath Amend- ment into the Constitution. No wonder Indians named one of its highways in her honor!

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There is always one quarter of London's vsst population under- ground. and by underground 1 don't mean in cemeteries. What 1 refer to is the great under- ground honeycomb which extends in all directions a hundred feet or so below the mighty city. Not even New York or Paris are in any way comparable with the marvellous tube railways of Lon- don.

Piccadilly Circus station handles 30,000,000 passengers every year and there are other stations doing a roaring business in human traf- fic, day and night.

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Right below the street of Lon- don runs the world's most re- rnilway. Trains come and go. discharge their lands. take on other loads. but they carry no passengers. and no drivers or train crews. Sounds fantastic. doesn't it? Yet it's true. Ind this Post Office tLondon) railway Is the only one of its kind ln existence.

This unique line runs from Eastern District Post Office at Whitechapel to Psddlngton Dis- t"'ct Post Office. a. total length

of 6'4: miles Ind 65 to 72 feet be-

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O'Lcory and Vicinity '

-Mrs. CIl-roll Mscwiillcms of Carleton lot 6 and Hsrry Mocwill-I ism of o'lAIry Ire the enumer-lors who are busy csiling on the citiz- ens of O'l..enry in connection with CIns.dI's census. ' .

Fifty-one students wrote Grsdel VIM exsms It the o'LeIry school! on Thursday, June 7th. Supervising the students were: Inspector Mar-, ritt E. Callaghan. B. A.. of Alvber-1 ton. Principal Wiuism Turner and Vice-Prlnclpll Miss Pesl-l cut; of the o'LeIry teaching stsff.

Mr. Samuel H. Hewitt of San Mateo, California motored to Cole- man on June 6th and will spend some time there the guest of Mr. and Mrs, W. Russel Rogers. Mrs. Hewitt (nee Miss Greta Rogers) died suddenly in San Mateo of sl heart attack on May first and her remains were tenderly laid to rest in: the Ilmlly 910! In the EPIC UH"-Dd, B.E., 24, who is the son of Mr. and

Mr. J. Glen MscDougIll. B.3c..

May 13Ih.1n one of the largest fun-I Creek. left recently to take a po- "3l5 "9? 509" In PYIM9 COUNY sitlon with General Electric. Mr. with over one thousand people at-;Ma,c13oug.,n, ,. 31-gdugte in Mech. lending. The offlclltlnl M1111-SlE1'lanicai Engineering has had 3. very W55 R9V- W- G- DICK-W" 01' OTIEMYI successful scholastic career. Enter- who was assisted by Rev. C. 0.I)ng P. W. C. ill 1942, he took Nor- Howlett Ilso of O'LeIry. Mr. Hew- mm Training in his second year, itt is receiving I welcome from his! leading ms C1355 he won me cog-

many friends who deeply svmlmli-; me prize, also the Hon. John.

I" Wm” mm In M3 55d NNEV9-. Richards scholarship. For the mem- next year he taught school at Nine Mile Creek. Returning to P. W.C. he graduatgi with an fron- . Di lomI n ' . How '5 it ”pe”"ed w”hmltiou.:inxiI))us to continue his studies A" the mm'""""'5 M h entered Dalhousle University. trains are controlled from surfIce E 1 , mere 50, two years. ygc stations. consisting of smIll lev- E'?:13l':....D-C4 ers. To stnrt I train on its jour- , hey, the operator moves . lever Canada to Detroit. Michigan. un- cnuslng the section or track on der the Detroit River. lies an in- which the engine is gtmdmg to teresting bit of engineering in the become electrified. When it reach- 10”" DI 3 lube W"”9l' b”"”s'3 es 3 stop-station a gegond 19",, 13' this one while actually under the moved and presto, the juice jg cqgl water was built in tile opclli Built off in that section unm the ymml in seven different section, it was is ready to resume its journey, floated to the river and then laid Every two minutes 3 mun 1,; lllto trenches dug at the bottom. dispatched in each direction and A110!-Tiller 375.000 10115 Of Ch? the time taken to deliver man had to be removed as each scctiovl from a terminal station to post- WM nut in i3IM9- IHWEE C0"'9l'9tl offices on the route requires only With 4 fl. Of 8011- This (limit WI)? 18 minutes, Think of in tullllcl curries 2.2 ft. roariu-ny and ' 0 I has special customs al'rallgcmcll'.s at the Canadian cnd.. O I 0

mm low street level.

Many curious and nnlusinyz sup-

erstitions hnve grown up around The lntc H. G. Wells poi. mar-

the most hllppy Ind universal , holiday in the western world- ried to get all the llnvpllms he Christmas. Icould before he died. Forty years

later he was in good hca1tilgrilld- ing out two full length books cncll your, books that set the world on flrc. '

The grout Daniel Webster was once sued for not P334115! his mm"- bill.

Balzac, the master fiction writ- er. owed so mucll mollcy that he jumped and fled evcry time the door bell was runll.

For instance. Negroes living Ill tho Soutllml United States will loll you that cows go down on. their knees and converse with one another the night before Christ-I mas.

In Palestine. old shepherds over that when the clocks strike mid- night on Christmas Eve their flocks bleat the word ”Bcthleilcln." Well. maybe they do. in Poles- tine; but. I was raised on I farm where sheep were always kept but I never heard them bloat a single word that I could understand-not even on Christmas Eve.

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LONDON-ICPt-Aiicr being: trapped ill a chimney for more than two days. a cat was rescucrl by firemen. The animal. black with soot, was cleaned and turn- ed out to be ginger-colored.

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' graduated in '49 with o 8.51:. de- I gtee Ind I Diploma in Engineer- : lng. hlso receiving the Walter P. : Copp Memorial Engineering prim. For the next two years he stud- ied It Novn Bcotin Technical col- lege. receiving the P.l:.1. Govern- ment Scholarship. Grsdunting with! the clsss of '51. he hss received a. two your test course in electrical engineering from General mec-I trio.

Before leaving he wI.s honour-e1 by his immediate relatives Ind friends It the home of his aunt, Mrs. A. E. Mocltfillsn. In the course of the evening Mrs. Cleomc McPhee. after a few timely re- msrlss coiled on Mrs. R... d Tsylor to read In nddress. Ifter which I gift was presented by Mr. Chesley Mscbougsll. I

(lien. in his usual efficient.i pleasant manner tllnnked all pre- sent for their kindness in 1 mem- bering him, Issuring them their gift would be I constant reminder of I pleusnt evening Ind the folks on P. E. 1. Refreshments were served by the hostess mu 9. socinl evening was enjoyed by all.

CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT The 5th day bf June A.D.. 1051

in Re Estate of KATE Mc- LEOD late of Mount Vernon in Queen's County in the said Pro- vince, Single Women, deceased, twtate.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queen's County or my C00- stable or Literate person within said County

GREETING:

W'liER.EAS upon reading the petition on file of Duncan J. Riley of Belle River in Queen"; County, aforesaid. Merchant, and Chester Martin of Caledonia in Queen's County aforesaid, Mer- chant, Exccutors of the above named estate. they. praying that a ('llBl.lllI1 may be issued for the

purpose llercln.lftcr set forth: You are thcreifore hereby re- quired to cite all persons in-

tercsied in the said Estate to be and appear before the Judge pre- sent at a Probate Court to be hold in the Court. House in Charlottetown in Queen's County, ill tllc sllid Province. on Wednes- day the lltih (lily of July next coming. at the hour of eleven o'clock forenoon of the same day to show cause if any they can why the Accounts of the said Estate should not be passed and the Estate CI05('.d as prayed for in said petition and on motion of D. L. Mathlcson, Esquire, Proc-J tor for said Petitioner.

AND IT IS HEREBY ORDER-

forihwltll published in solnei n.crwspa-per DUbIlSI'iNI in lottctown aforesaid once week for at least. four consccu-It

and that a true copy

forthwith posted in the following public places rc:pcc'.ively, name- ly, in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid, at

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Annual Meeting

Protestant Orphanage will be hcir in St. Paul's Parish Hall, Prlncl St.. Thursday evening, June 28th, 195i at 8 RM. shnrp.

nppointcd contributors present. will have I V0102 Vllcporls will be distributed 'the work of the institution free- ED that a true copy hereof be 41). disLvus5p(L

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T or near the store of chm” Martin, Caledonia Iforessid ma at or near the note of 1'3 Riley, Belle River oforessld. lnhat all persons interested lxlt state as Iforesaid ms notice thereof. y hwe du' WITNESS His Honour 1-rm” Leonard Palmer, Judge 0; th slid Probate Court at Charlotte! town in Queen's County, Us gay and you first Ibove writ: en. , By the Court. (8:11) B. L. PALMII1, RGllst.ru-.

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The Annunl Meeting of P. E. I.

Charlottetown. P. E. I.. on

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