out c Scildicrs onfurloiiqli iii the Citv and vicinity The Enrnsh sperm" i ton at 2 30 Wednesday As the ' v . r. . ~ - _ . . . -_ g | l, a The sold 81's returned and on - ,. ' niutlt-ru l. a or gtm carriers, without autl- may record the" rows a, peach 0,0,6 an). (h). gamcu,» p-rmchmﬂn lgng mum. duty will support their friend ma“ h“ ‘new?’ 1°“ m°ll°l°ll Y‘ 1

sin-nil of mod. rn 25-p0uiidcrs with which of the regular srqrprr; in rhc Cit‘. have rcrordnd speghes b camilﬂlgll i between 12 and 1 and is not ln the i, , . . , _ . - . ~ . y rado broadcast. Truth ~ lllcl’ “lll “l” 1° be "llllplled l" Ellgland- A” their votes, onl)’ those 0n furlough to be ac- to say. our election campaigners. sm-The change‘ that have f” iritdwifzwwtiloeglautleltiflorlftyoetfl; use

“in t1 ' '-'l-‘-- _ take atlvzuitavc of their Piillll c fraiiicliisc. Karloff of the bench. —St. Thomas man in the history of this Prov- “nlves l" Mmlmlll Tllesdav mozn- f - - 1. (lit-r; ~ ‘ .l'\ll[ motor transports, with- ° it x =i= at Tllllei-JOI/lfflal. lnce has secured as milny pen- glgeszltlrg glsgnrlgglYaflfilflrfr-Sg aviation? i Fm‘ a DellClnllS CHI) OI

l"\9l‘<,f€ll_’l<

z‘ ~

bu; Cunitwitraroww warm/w

ll/IARCH 20, 1940

garilaeda uuplser tilt; sltripau 'TO.llrl€lyiC!Ol'[lb€:g E**Q++Q>Q»+o ' I oooow-oooooeoooo: ‘ ym ll l $1701 , , srllCﬁ plllll (‘i Ulll V lat i k wppn} hr rrpoiiiitivu-lczl coitirpllrie rt-ciruti Vrlllllillil -i—- g \\' llCl ilk‘ lll\'i’l'lllllL’lli \\\lll.' ‘ZIYL’ lHTll ( l$'l'l>' i .. . _ Muliiiilii l-aiiv lFounded in I88’) ed to carry out li.'id it bot-ii ciitircly free. partisan v Infill? vilentzelldi IE a z “‘" ' I'm“ " influence intervened and it found itself haudi- , l-Qllﬂ’ mil-sills. h requestauz em- ; P~r tilt-iii. l.liut.-(‘ul. W. Chester 8. McLiu-o ‘Pwl-‘ers to pay in the middle of the §

lit-e President. J. B. Burnett, IJJ. ﬁawrrlurv. Lir-uL-(‘ol D. A. ﬂaclﬂnnoia. 0.8.0. [quay and \i.nv.t.-in liirei-tnr J. R. Burnett. FJJ. .‘ nn-iaii- l-Idilnr. Frank Walker.

SYIRFIVPTION RATES v-uu pi-r war tin ailvancei feliverrr‘ u Citw $1.01) [my .011! i advancei mailed to l’ E lsllnd emit) pi-r i- r in .iG\Z\l'|l'!‘i mailed tn Clnllda and ll-s \i-"'lilh'f~ unlit Bureau of Circulation:

"flu. Strurlyjcs‘! Jlemory is Weaker than the Weakest Ink.’

ITIECDXIEQaD-‘IY MARCH 20, I940.

T0 Be Closed

f men particularly interested the local Y. M. C. A. are cu. l group of business men, a Iltv‘L'--.'ii‘_\' aiiiuiiilt t0 re- ~ as carried by the Associa- '1 1s serious. Unless the sum ed by the end of the month, the r. This seems untliink- .s the alternative the

ml», . v.1 ".- I: i ‘w. h Th Ch 10mm) Boards rhan rhe Borden ("mrrrrdnenr had in rCatharines standard, 4. l tote for the Independent candidate a J . r" r i . ar wn . ‘ libs-girl‘ x- ‘Mic. F)" t cm e h r 1914-18 “hen Canada had 500,000 men under we do M, know n. “m” Arm,‘ l = Y" “fffl l" Qalmdllgqalrljd.‘ ° .'m.°“",t "r arms, was supplying a iargepercentago of the girilircdkngl or thedKings vBeufhrEttg- 5. I vote for the Labor candidate ll fill‘

l3 V" ‘_ '" 5"" l5 5"‘ fr’??? is m? c“, best fighters in the Royal All’ Force, and \vas‘n_,,c incrrrlllgzrrlrﬁ ilvgklﬁrlishvrjjreli-grlr:

l‘ ” ‘ ‘ ilirslrllrécrglrlg igllilrlsci providing Snoooxxwxocn worth of llirtlnitritfmi to ltirllll ary-iggmg when he went home Th5 SynurIf-esl Sculls‘ Il'l Hyde Pork

i _ _ it -~ All" d gqmpoopoo o,’ f“, 5m 5 _-m_; ie o: or evening alter h.s day's , . . . 0n 0S IOII ro l’ '

r‘ _\ r _ _ ; ._,r L“ the“ ms an ‘ r i l lcliorcs in theﬁoutt. We 83th.!‘ that By “nun; Ill the name of a candidate In the first section, the a royal he" we awrm Yo"? ___ __ ' ""3 Y- ,l1~5 lordship is “hat u» would call soldier in lllc last war could vote for p. particular comes m. u he W PP ' 5 °" "16

\\'h0 \Vas Responsible '7

-n

are finding Mackenzie i air training a hard o wonder,

absolutely refused to allow to train her pilots in Can- .< the need of safeguarding Safeguarding it from itaiu mix seeking to pr!)- re against Germany. Mac- ‘wt nu: to protect Canada .

‘l-tiimons on July I, I938. l about the refusal of ._ in. Boasted that he was §"J\'Cl'('l£alt:v'~ He admitted cl was to “set up a flying Canada to train their fly- mi-e he was opposed to co- he called the proposed Ilitary station to be put i-wncd. maintained and oper- . l Government for Imperial

'~r"/ie King not refused this help “d in Canada would have "e service when war came. m! Hl€_\' trill no! be ready w’ .1 _~_.<.:i~ (it'll-r llir rial‘! of I/ic war.

A Sorry Admission

capped. The same thing would have happened had the Liberals been iu office. llatl a Union Government not ll(‘L'il formed, f'~~(‘lll‘ir'll changes would have remained uiititicuili-d to. and valiant soldiers would have paid the PCliHll_\'_ | “Here is something for the electors to thinkl over. Colonel Bruce, who has offered himself as a. National Government cziudfdzitc iu Pzirkdalc, is the outstanding Canziilizui allllltiflll‘ on tliql duties and organization of aii army mctlical scr—, vice. on which the health and lives of the figlit- ! ing force so greatly depend.

Ilis voice in Par-l liament and in Cabinet council would be of in-l valuable assistance during the war. to say llfllll-l ing of his staunch klCYHllOH to British ideals and traditions.”

Many \Var Boards

\\'hile the King (jovcrniiicut is weak In vvuv effort, it must be confessedibat it is strong int War Boards. Ottawa is filled with War Boards. With only one Division of 16,000 men over- seas, tlie King Government has more Warl

One achievement of Mackenzie King's war boards has been to peg the price of Canadian bacon on the British market while leaving feed’ prices uncontrolled, to the special disadvantage‘ of our Maritime bacon producers. i

Some of the appointees to .\lr. King's war boards are “dollar-a-y-car-men" who receive? from $12 to $20 a day living allowance. Others receive fat salaries in atldifttiu. \\'iih very few exceptions, the jobs have been fillt-rl on a pat- ronage basis by the araptiiniilicnt of friends and supporters of the Liberal party.

- EDITORIAL NOTES —

Three more working days till Easter election. Ill ﬁ I

The flowing-tide, like time. waits for no man. i ll

By this day next week most of us will be re- joicing or sorrowing. s a n- w The teachers from all over the Province are welcome visitors to the Capital this wcck. It! l! =11

Tile “bod Island car ferry is schcdulctl for

llooked. It Ls commonly known that

,may then be understood that nor-

scrvice May first; but so far no intimation has been given of tariff rates. Inquiries are heiugl made by car and truck owners. so far without l results. \\'hy this stony silciicc—is there “:i’ nigger iii the woodpilc" or is ilic prnpiisctl scr- l vice off indefinitely? m it l it Soldiers betwcen the aces of i3 and 2i en-

week instead 0t on Satuiclay. But as the (limiters, (‘JLDK on pay day the change may only mean hinges .n tlie IlLUdlt.‘ of the WCEK instead 0t the cud, “xiii some of the b.ng- ers sleepuig in on Thursday instead o! Sunday. - Montreal Gazette.

Canadian

so blindly.

In admitting that the chief prin- ciple belnnci the Hzpburn Govern- ment's b.il to amend the Succes- sion duty Ax 1.5 "me collection of revenue for the province," the M. tome)‘ General dzd not may any- tuizig that has not been known ior months. Succe_sion duties have been a mauistag; of provmclal rev- enues lor years and. presumably, ﬂllvﬂys Will bc. - Brcckvine Re- corder and Taucs.

Time only will tell whether the

not by parliamentary King Government. While the Government would not dare to pre- vent the soldiers voting, it has arranged that if they do they shall do

oversea IIIVQ been effect! -, ctmeut‘ but by

It is difficult to believe that the Gvv port from the troops. It has taken the necessary men-lures to limit the danger of the soldier vote going to the Opposition. precaution was an expedient one If the Globe and Mail's London tun-respondent is correct in her size-up of the soldiers. She says that they want to vow against the Government.

In the lasi war-time election the soldier had the advantage of a ballot which enabled him to vote as he wanted to. That ballot the arbitrary Order-in-Councll of the King Government changed.

In the lrat war the military ballot hld five lecti

di ranchlsed, Ordsr-in-Council of "i!

expected much lup- The

IIIIUI!‘ U16

. u follows:

Htuts are piayzng a game ol camou- flage or not in lite dspasztioz-i being 1. made along the Netherlands bsrder, bu: the int‘ rzaiicc of March in the

I vole for

l-Liler 0.110: ar sliculd not be oyq.

b7

the megalcrnaninc of Befllfi i:

. l vote for the Government

given to_ consulting the stars, 3 mooning over mexages he can gather from the canopy and he is

. l vote for the Opposition

notoriously given to hunches, —-St.

"free." and the obervations he made were due to the ignorance of lnenberience. The Judge was hear- ing a divorce case, and a lawyer sazd ‘w a witness: “Was your mar- nage ham)!‘ at. the start?" Then His Lordship chimcd in: "We can. HOE BSSHIIIB K113111822 a slate u)

did not know the names of tihs candidates be could vota either for the Government, for the Opposition, the Independent candidate or for the Labor Candidate by putting n cross In the relpestive section.

The King Government has dispensed with that form of ballot, and has provided one which merely says:

whlch the word happy can proper- lv be ﬂpillicd. 1t is enough u the I Spouse can say it was normal. It

I vole for

mai mean»: there was nothing much to ccmplam about, and that is qlllie 03011911 for anybody." Mar- ried or unmarried. Justice Buck- nlli should be removed from ths bench as a menace to the 50cm} structure, as a wrecker of hopes, dreams and ambitions. The strength of a nation is built upon its homes, and if love has flown out of the vvznriotv or never existed in the fzrst place, there Is no home. no hH-Iiplnexs. no spur to the ambl- tzon to make home happier and better. To suggest that mere tolera- ﬂonof each other, having nrthzng particular to complain about. ls the tioi-mal state or marriage, is to slash at the roots of society. Per- naps 90 Der cont or more couples enter marriage in love wth each other. Among the younger people the early raptures morlerale in course of time, but be they young

The soldier of Iii-GB)‘ is expected to write in the nlme of the candi- date he favors But no information l: given u to the party affilia- tlons-of the candidates. Then candidates were nominated only two days before polling commenced at Alderlhot. Tin no chance to inform themselves who the caudldltn an or yvhlt they stand for. They have no daily papers or radio broadcasts to keep them Informed. As some of them have uld, they have no way of telling whether they are voting for Liberals, Conservatives or Com- ' munists. Some of them ﬂipped a coin to decide vvlut hams they would write on the ballot. Others vnikttl out In dllfllll Without voting.

Col. J. C. T. Thompson, at Clnllll House, London where the hal- Iots are received. has said in self-defense that the method of , ‘ candidates‘ names was not his fault. Bo laid: “The matter rats en- tirely with Ottawa.” That is when the blame for this wtrsgeous bungle must he placed. It is difficult to believe that the apps-rant stupidity was not deliberate.

or old, love was the inspiration of their pai-tnershzp, and unless it wither-s ircm nerglcct. or cruelty. winch sometimes happens, a hus- band or wife experiences a mild

thrill. from the turn of a key in the front door and the welcome home. a Joy inefinble from com- ptilllOﬂShip that no other person

lrelnnndrnh

PUBLIC FORUM

_ flail column ll up“ l" “q , thrill. and in many cases a. thrilling $152131’? ‘:7. fﬂxwrluts of u n . lnttatovvn Guardian Cont" l0- ""1111! endorse the apluiulc of

Obn-

CHII give. an inner satisfaction from the unexpected gLIt of flowers.

candy or a little article to wcar to '

MCLURES RECORD

, ﬁrs“ repied to on ‘Tuesday and ‘an-ivlxeignln Moncton about

have lllll

l

ried by plane to Moncton, caught the Ocean Ilu-nlted. arrived in Montreal ‘hiesdoy at 8 s. m., and was delivered in business section at an avers e of 11 a. m. This let-

by the evening train at

I 0 on W esday. The inail was car- ried thenoe by airplane to Char- lottetown and was in the Post Of- fice boxes about 7 p. m. If the re-

Your Easter Hat Made by Stetson

Will muke the other fellow envious. Step in and see the new shades in, Greens, Grays Blues etc, You'll hove no trouble selecting your new hut here

$2.95 ‘$.00 ‘ass "P ,

latest models and newest color- ings in almost endless vurie

$22.00 ‘Z5130 ,

and up

Fashion Graft Toppers Let us show you our new Spring

Topcouts in Greens, Greys, and other coloring: you will bs proud

'°‘18‘20‘22“'; HENDERSON -& GIJIJMORE

MEN'S WEAR

Moncton at 4.20 along with the ﬂats-Canada airmail letters.

It. is to be hoped that the au-

thodtics in Ottawa will realize the -

importance of this matter to the business people of Prince Edward

Island.

I am. Sir,etc.. II. K. S. IIEIIIMING.

BXONERATES ENEMY AIRIWIIN LONDON, March l9—(CIPl—F0l'-

eign Secretary Viscount Halifax to- night exonerated German airmen

at his disposal them was "no calib- erate attack on civilians as such."

TRUE FRIENSIIIP

True friendship, being love witli- out compact or condition, never pivots on an equivalent return of service or of affection. Its whole sweep is away from self and to- ward the loved ones. -- If. Clay Trumbull,

‘FIRE VICTIM DIES TORONTO. March 19—(W)—

who bombed the Scam Flow naval plain-tn victim of the disastrous fir!

base Saturday of a deliberate at-

in the Avonmore Hotel here last

»--——i——— ' . ' ' i . _ _ .

a. out- flilil..if’...‘.i’.‘_“Jliilii? 5?..3“..iil“itiii.fi’llli 3L1? *i?f.;2‘-"..Pi;‘~*..°3; Pom» i» - rattle‘.:t:.:"..*am:§:.:".;"tias .::.‘“;1‘.*:: iraliiirtllra -.‘ti£::"’;.?s.:1;'%l!

. .<.r l\':if.~;~ti made it clcar that pantie“ m- i,,.i,,,_,r,,,, wiryrridr,“ rhr Um nears, been marrzed 5.}... yigarqiior vi-hq Qllfjjﬁjﬁlr, vrgtrgr rggeaksglglggfm} 87am and the whole transaction civilians were ty-aimticd ‘in irheLgiglpludingﬂﬂnelurprrnlrrirrrludﬁﬁ ENEMY-Tl;

7 l‘. "i and Defense. Mmlft" sziry certificatcsifrbin lllpii‘ couimzinrliiig officers. .ggiiiialniél-lolgfiltil.ilimigtavlvlilaniiil: galllcffnf“ anﬂthﬁievgéstcilﬁswé "lvfiiirsidtinpirigililrig. Montreal on gglalafiiicniaig incfgrmatriorf vlizgevlakenetg hbspital. I

- ‘ l Till)’ lwlllllllstalldlllgg tan,‘ If located in the country they must find their llhe 210M195 —— till the ‘more SiVGTB of the i-leturnéd soldiers Prince gird- Sew“ ﬂwhl" 1183190115 today is " “iv ‘ add. i<z “as .\()T “fully equipped’ . “m rcmrcs to {when it comes late in life, Bucknlle ward Island ever had, and I know l“ l°n°ws- A Ml" l‘ "l" l“ l" r- -

Far from it. Our sol-

. tir iii-id ambulances, without

13,11,- riiios m- .. iiiilc guns, without wireless cilllllliilfill. and Willi OlJSOlCIB IS-pounder gurus Zloty’ (purchased prior to I914!) 111-

fv-i‘ tlic zir’

those (‘sscnliul nia/criiil; will have to be supplied t/iem Iwj/‘orp they can go la the Front.

, , . - day. Th l Lilivriil apologists have the audicity to conr- y a y w all their bezng. They are un- mgilrilpgglrllbpggrvpepngllllcgl and reJiiée'iiiyorlim§i“l1..°§aﬁlg§§ i , flare this effort with the record 0f Cill1ﬂd35 Lent is nearing its coiiclil-inll for FHIHilIPF qolmmdly Sad "and “Fwy they A Sllldl’ 0f U19 dlllllle-i- l1°°\'°"@l'- a h“! day‘ l'°° m“ m’ mnslder‘ ‘ _ _ , r f. “. fr, ‘var - _ v in.cct usvall “.111 £11011 sadncss leaves no roam for dorm, ma, the aiion in many offices. causing a pziriiciputi-ii ill 116 "SI _ 0 l -_ Church year, and it cannot claim to have bcci-i They senom sparkle; they are 105s ,0 15mm, business ,5 “r ma," further delay of two days, viz., Sat- In I914. three months alter that “ a‘ sltancdl’ as rigorouslv or religiously obsi-rvctl us usual. new’ gm" “l” d° ml muse er than the gain. “may 511d sllndﬂy. Canada hmr 33000 men in Englami - - most or us. Our hearts seldom In this comment-m three “as Prom the above it will be evid-

_. . - - . . . , should be borne in mind. Si): lllilllbli ZiflCI"'"tl1lS \\ Zlr ‘ Siﬁflﬁd Canada Atlolf Illllcr. Lent is an old Ailglii-Szixtm word "all 1'01‘ lllrrll‘ la-llllllllle- 01" sllll First. The progress of the Island "l" have w b9 madll- imd- if ‘he ha. one IllVlSZIrH of 16.000 men in lznglaiid. And meaning gprjng, (ii-igiiizillt" the Chris- i-t 1 lllllle flolﬂlilli’. b11011‘ hall-hm" is directly dependent upon the time table now established. bf leav-

tliis SlllQlC division (pure Mr. Rzilstoniis with- out uicchaiiiczil equipment for a mechanical war! Ami this notwithstanding Parliament's vote of Sifhlrxwtooo tn the Defense Department for

, , _ I _ - , _ . . radl bl‘0 d‘ t. Tl ‘ ‘ ‘- i ‘ ‘l t‘ be t -———--_____ an intact. i.» u. .0 it... ;.i:;i.:l°t..":.. iiilhi, astral —~——- A great many of them Office department some years ago

Non-Partisan War Service

p, ,p,-,-,,-,,q rm hi5 experiences in the Great

ways to one or t\ill“i‘ of ll ~

this week, bctwccn the hours of 9 a. m. and i2 noon, except Good Friday and Sllililll)’. The uuit poll closes at noon .\loiida_v. Already most

counted for. In Summersirle a uiiit poll is also open from 9 a. m. to noon today.

is a cold-blooded mobster; the Boris that by actual

ed the world. take their pleasures Mill-Ill"- sadly. It sccms that ncwadrys and hercaboiits, we are apt to take rather sadly our new pleasure of listening to election

when they ccme to that invisible ordeal by microphone. stem to suf- ler a. chance. a tran-Ioiwnatlon in

thanks largely to Fuclircrs, Mackenzie King aiitl

Church ordered a slitirt fast for both tlic [)ll_\‘.~ and spiritual benefit of the individual. ;\t first it was only 40 hours but very strict. then it was extended to three \\'Ct‘l\‘S, strum-timo- 5x “Utlvo,

The Hon, Mr. Ralsloti will now be kiluuii by sight by a few of his constituents. llis deputy, Senator Creel .\lc.\rthur. will no doubt l1.'i\'L‘ the onerous duty of interpreting the \\‘l>lll‘,< of llic

l |plaiiazions ol Llll» phenomenon, but.

burn svitlizzi us as llisy talk by the

stint. Thule are other credible ox-

ozdinaty business

icerlaaily‘ the most ‘Pi8ll5lbl0 one is

experience. No

sums for soldiers Rs Mr. McLure.

I am sir. etc. RETURNED SOLDIER. THE NEW AlRMAlL SERVICE

cently been put into force In the airmail service between Prince Ed- ward Island and the mainland are

rapidity and regularity with which correspondence can be carried and delivered both

that our elcctzon broadcasters have going from and arriving on the Is-

,uot had the opportunny oi master- land

dug the necessary technique oi thel Second. Becacse of the exceed-

rtad luclr faithful 1;tilc bxs, l0!‘ the grand old party and against the (ither rascals. very much as litiit- bo_v-. iii class reczie their rc- ciiatloii. They are in bondage to the s .

'. Th _ are lonely cud lcst in l” Haillax- sl-

coiisented to carry first class Is- land mall daily to and from Mone- ton by airplane. making close con- necticris at that point trains arrivin! from and leaving - John. and Mont-

with the

the pest at 11:45 on Monday and

1i a. m., the mail has to no held over until 11 on Tliiuaday, a loss of twenty-four hours. On cop of that fact the mail matter is deliv- ered in Charlottetown on Thuzsdav

to be sent until 11:46 on Friday, which means a loss of a second

ent. that a change of some kind

ing Moncton at 11 a. m., is to be maintained. the only way that, the difficulty will be overcome wi‘l be to carry the first class mail arriv- ing in Moncton each day on the Canada Air Service plane leaving

—

A Fins Assortment of

Easter Novelties

Full Flavoured Tea

Mr. Tea Poll Says:

qgqnnu~w~ w‘Y'A4C4v\\< ,

- . . , __- ,t ‘ct-k llm. Dr. comuiuitily' to him should hi~ llIlW‘ ilu- "Hlitl for- m;- iitvc ell, know. ti‘. i tl _ "fal- All nvrcc that this svsicm has

“M ‘lull l: ‘m Mimi .3 -“ I f[l'_)lll'i"l0 lll‘l(‘ to lie clcctctl in fill tlu- ~liii(\ [ll-hllﬂ‘ luic hill" i the cviisiiii. COaIISfLGIlI‘; WT" °-“'~“i"ll°lll l'°*llll5- Ulla" "l9 ‘hm Received M Th0

lit-u .~, 1.. slit-r l,|'lll(‘il.llll' ,|'l\(‘r|l.)r o vi . ‘I. l\ l: \[ I P 1r Hr ‘M; 1pm“ JC- mﬂr HIS‘, aw M, mumx prllms nrwr m.qh,,d_ howrwr mam, 0pm,, can“, Drugstore

b“, V __ ,,,_,,1,\,,,.(, Mum. ,,,,;,,,5,,.@i-alilc reasons . r. . ._ .‘. . c maui »ui wit‘ icr ti; t. i I :\(y/}1(|l‘pr)1rleln(\_.5_ b} TM, n,“ me lsggrioyed until last week These include man"

. - i. . . ' ' "Ti_‘i"-f‘.' "s——:'~ “'1 ' , t’ ~ . - iiiiv i.u- l‘<il.iill\'_ of .i “.ir should not bc_lu tlif‘ Plll_)_ "lllll-‘lcrs “l” ‘(llllxl ll ll l l‘ l,‘ hf "l" fllvlll f alld _\ll@_ WWII}, q-hlrd, The great majority or rm val-mu“ of: r . . , h b f d (y human LOlllJLlb oi th. oIJ huslnlgs. . hams of a nnv-[IJIFIY lioverument. A; is well [iolitital bufbtlrl. ll ll W" "ll" l" alleﬂll The, m, m“, gr, gomg a, a“ rrnail crpiqlns frpmdtire Isliulip rizroes CHOCOLATE "ENS i ; i» ~ -Ccti- Coiiﬂl '. Th2: modern mac] ‘ICFV i l v o-Rn s race“, for“ ‘Max’ v p,,,,,,-,, 1h, u1-]\_\( “,1, sriilglil as Inspector J ) ‘K r r‘ * r . l._ _ o tic saw], John HM Monk“, , . r j . . - _ _ _ thcrcal racitaliois i 'edu.?d us ‘, ‘ . , ‘ ROOSTER‘ , "ill "l l '*'l"'ll""l xlmlmll. ‘Gmllcvs mcricﬂs b‘; . . ' . [r . '~ l" l, , all to machine fniitiiiliiiiis ndu‘. “I lpirhihmttlle hi?‘ “M if lg h l \ a it“ EGGS-BUNNIES . SOME PEOPLE WILL gzilioti. To tlcnl wiili tlicm properly oall- llis iiIHifYPllOiIlS sticcess (Iii: (‘iillrlflﬁilifkggllléfrrriil one expﬂl-icn‘ "drum". in we a: tours; lrbaemreeni srrryércharrroub EGG CUPS . , ' ~ - i t . 1 - i t‘: .\ . . . ' '

(ll in r Wuraqc and iutllcpcnrlcncc, elm; ti};tpolrrreinprpcriicrr n] glbinhlllcll “H ‘my or Pam menu’: woggd Seem m a good mwrilileagasr rprridrggcon; Mart “not? CANOES ~ .. . < .' -; ' . t wartime e - icip . ‘ l < ' =1 ~ i> mnnylxoplelo r tlirdcubtl l1

l-Hfh“! ‘In m“ Hknilnn-S Mi ‘l ‘ n be- technique a quick lWYCPllllOll a ttvuuis for co- vﬂlﬂﬂblv. Air RﬂldaPfiwul-lvnsulh dblivst- A letter written on Mon- CUP s‘ SAUCERS

"1"" 3 “m1 Ur‘ “me . lms k 105C i l- ~ ’ . p. f“ eniviuﬂlrinry rhe Sh“? Paris. though not iii some things s0 lday ‘and mulled at 11:45 was car- FRUIT 8t NUT EGGS BUT YOU DON'T NEED To

ctiu-t - !)ii\~4_~\."ll thin-c qualities. lie had many Qfllil-"lllolli 3 Call“ .‘ r t ~ -' n ‘ severe as thcso in this country. will l- STRETC“ THE TRUTH ABOUT

lion in a comprehensive fashion, allicil with the inot allow an DECORATED EGGS virtue of calculated tenacity. llis guiding

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