NOVEMBER 20. 1940

FEEDS

irQR DAIRY CATTLE, HOGS, POULTY 8r ETC,

SUYJIBEAN GLUTEN rant) FisituaAL BARLEY MEAL MIDDLINGS SHORTS UILCAKE CORNMEAL “RAN CRACKED CORN ! ovsran SHELL cruT‘ t FEE!) WHEAT CALF MEAL

Also a complete line of‘

FEEDS FOR EVERY NEED

__;__ Write, Phone, or Call for Prices

CENTRAL GREAMERIES LIMITED

PiillLTllY Si-IIPPERS

We need heavy supplies of all Grades of poultry both live and dressed.

illu- new up-to-date killing equipment will ln- t'i't‘ilse net returns for shippers of live chicken and i' "l. o“ Also need 'I‘ut"keys, Geese and Ducks. Paying top Il1lil‘I\t"l. prices-

SWIFT CANADIAN CO.. LTD., Charlottetown, P. E. I.

For The information 0f All Citizens 0f Charlottetown

seitton 89 of the Act of Incorporation of the City of Charlottetown lead

ere any ratepayer Jesldent or non-resident, fails to pit)’ within lll! til proscribed, the assessment levied on any real property, ulu-tlitr prtlcrvlllllus have been taken against such ratcpnyer or not. the (Yollcciilr Illllll lilrtlllvith publish in one or more newspapers, publlSlti-d in (liar- llllll‘\ti\\II, fi-r tllelrty- days, a list containing the name at all sucll ile- I.lL"ll‘l.\ ailil the amount due from them respectively, with a Sliflfillrfl‘, .1. in tllt- iv-sessnient Book oi’ the location of the property wlierron such ;i\~t‘~\lill‘IIl is lll ileiauit, but without any further description of llie piti- |ll 3-‘

‘llli- above ili published in order that all citizens may be informed tll.tt llll‘ ili-tion required to he taken is dependent In no way upon the liill ili‘ any City" Council. but is marle mandatory upon the (‘iiy (‘illlei-lor t»_\ .~l.:luti- of the Provincial Legislature.

JAMES A. FULLERTON. City (llerk.

t

sv sang n group of films, iLVUill-

pnnied by Miss Bnrtlitl Roe-us The Vciicrilblc Al'L‘l1tlt‘.it'Ull Goat'- er-Rces gave an arldri s oil tll: ~ub- ject “Pcctrv and Wit " ili: s.t.il lll park-the ivords heard lllCSl iv.- ottently" in these days in lllii" xvi-rt: Deiniocrlticy.‘_ ‘Frcli-liiolll.‘ "Lint: ' -" 1- on ".l1'1UlS,' " -- , 1.‘.il"ll!l'l‘,1.\'l' NtYflCE TO to be fC-l‘ tlIIIIIIMI Ili-JMIIERS seriously. Democracy is ilot. iill cut- '~ ward form of goverilnieilt, but is ll 7-1111- '»> <1 1111 Curry 011 C8118!!! conviction that finds rliprcssltlll ill . i liliillldcd 111111 110K915 1111” that pnrtictilor kind of pl'\\‘-.‘l'llillt‘llt. t l. .\l.iiliiliotli Diiticc to be Each and every word ctztltilins (‘ll- 1 "'11 Hi1)‘ 5L F9641 merits thitt itlake tip its twine. wit»

Ciflfy 0n "Canada Corps

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l wtirchottsc 011 Wvu- regtlrtl to poetry. this is it 11103115 if 27th November. tire cxprc- ‘it: st-ntuucilt, and ll "\\'.tl l5 111111!“ Lillliltfd- E1191! olwo marked by an increttsi- in "vvlcrl to sci at 1015i patriotic poetry". lie rettd scvcriil - tot" this dance and on tiirir cat's the sing the dance. itniuult of iivpciise has .il lll httviiig a stiffic-

press the sentiment oi the people of Great Britain.

Mrs. Bruce Mllrr. formerly (f Charlottetown, I(‘l1(1(‘l't.‘fl the vtltc if

ll i~i'_tl<-kets nnd stickers thanks.

it’ li is strictly up to the ___._ ._,____. - > i" 111M 11118 expendt- ottiiNn yum uoiisivs " lasted. [NSTITUTE

llliil ticket holders will .. up i~v Cl‘(‘i\\'(l(.‘(1 at the en- ‘lu- Nance. n sc arote en~ litTll arrange for their

.l. til Sway at Eastern Hay!

Tile alinttill meeting of the Grand View Women's Iinlilttt-e was liclil nt. tlic home oi Mrs. Allzul Fiitliy~ son on November 7th with 10 meni- ,.._ belrls and one visitolr) prvseilt, Roll /r - _- ca was answered _v p.t_v1ti;; of membership fees. Minulw of prev- ions annual and tllolitilly" tll“(‘t— inks ivcre ilettd and appri . Tl l‘

Prcsirlciit give itti illlk'l't‘.\iill[1 l‘(‘* » port. of the year's work and lll" ii- _ the Ninrltime Wc- nancial report wits road by lite si-c- W ‘ l _l\l"lilll'l‘lll, lntt. was retury. 'l'll-:- members '"‘1l't'\‘(l til buy . .. i l l‘l.\..i\‘ cvcillng, November 15 wm- 51.4..“ s;,,,,,,,,._ .ll tilc Prince 0f W111i! Correstxmdencc \\":ls rcitd nnd the H . sum of $2. voted to 'l'. B. Lt-ltizue,

The election of officers tilt-n tool: place with the following results"

Presidcnt—lvlrs. Rritrc MncL-‘od.

Vice-President, —.Vfrs. Allan Fin- ll lite rlllb, 11113011‘

Rcfi" llti “n.1,. m (he m. Secretary-Trcnstiri-t" -\itlr_y' Niac- :11)?" _1l‘.'_l‘lllli.'. which is p‘anned P11915011- -1'" f elal service meetiniz of the Directors -Mrs. Diln '1"_'\l‘.lt‘ll ttlils are received for Mrs, Angus Bruce, ~lulzl< tiaskcts which are Auditors ~l\lrs. Nell hlztcBct-li and

,1” l‘1'_t'11"Mflr1t1me families. Mrs. Harold Bclun.

_ "1114131" A1111 31111118111195- It was movcd nnd sccotiilcd that we pay for re-pitiiitlilg the school signbnard. A penny ticket sale was then held, proceeds zlmounliivt to 52cts. Mrr. lirttcc Mllctcctl i'il\lii'(l the members for the December meeting. Meeting closed by singing "Attld Lang Svne" aflcc which an address was read and a gilt pre- sented to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bur-ll- nnnnn. Though taken by slilpri~i'. they both fittingly" retitled and wish- ed t.l.\e Institute cvcrv suct-ess in - the future. Mrs, Buehnnnnu is a. former member ilnd Secretary of this Institute.

NEW voila WOMAN rw

..tlilliEl.i._& co. g

lllP president. _ lg. .lip sci-rotary. Mrs.

l the names cf who were wel- >

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Gilli: and

Professional Cards

_‘___________i_ McLECD 8. BENTLEY I-. llliN’l‘|,Ey K3 J, (i. BENTLEY 5.0. Emmi»: i~ BENTLEY. LILB. 11_’ and Attorneys-ot-Law _.vl()NII\f 1'0 LOAN tilt) Richmond Street

poems of Rupert Bron; which e.\-‘ "

lThe Central Guardian

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This column is reserved for new: of . local interest but advertising o] ‘ l newly nature m; b9 1 It 6 cent: e word strictly pay- lll-l in advances

CONFEDERATIUN Lira insult- Mwe. L-9789-7-21-31i

fill-I DISCOUNT SALE will be continued throughout this week.

hfillhvdys Ladies ioeady to Wear. L-62l-1l-20-3i.

IllGlII-IST PRICES PAID fcl" Slilltvc lllltl Fit" Logs. Diameter s (IIICIIIJS, ‘upward. Lengths ‘l feet and it“??? ti llilltlifilbv.‘ For immfieglatighde- “ ‘~ ’ ie on agile ru i 00.. Ltd. L‘629'11-Ng§»

isLiuvn LADY organ _ Word has been received 0f the death in Arlington. Mass, v11 Monday of s. LtlViilltl hliicliay, eldest sister of i e liLe Mi". W. N. 'I‘nnt.on and Con . George S. Tantoii of this ctty.

IILAIt ‘PROFESSOR. MacKiel. Mount Allison University, speak on ‘Scu-iltzc ‘Today and Tomorrow"; “Trinity Sociul Hail, December 3; silver collection L-636.

IIARD COAL For Base Burner l‘). L. A: W. Blue and Welsh Nut Lotti sold in any quantity by A. Pivlitlld 6.: (Jo. Phone 240.

L-iti5-ii-l8-3t.

I AUTUAIN BOUQUET -Mrs. 1R5- lie Roper, East Royalty, had the pleasure _\"<'s:et"day oi plclzitig a pretty bunch of ivztnsies, holllliocks and oil 't" flowers from her garden, liotilwit sltrlldlllg lite ground was covered ili a light. blanket of snow.

ItETYRN IIOME -—Mr. and Mrs. Peter llacRilchie (rtcc Isabel Pat- terson‘ have returned frcm their ll(llii_\llltiull '11) to Prince Edwntd lslililti mid a large inception for flu-m nits iield at the home of Mr Mili-lta-cliiels parents. Mr. and -i""s. igus .\la.cP,.tcliie. at Baddeck Bay. iSvtliley Hist Rceortil.

Till-I DISCOIFNT‘ sale will be cotitiiltteti tlirottglioitt this week. liciliicityls Litdics Ready to Wear.

L-621-1l-20-3i.

(‘IIAIIGED AFTER FRACAS - J. J. Rtltlney‘. tiicniber of the P E lsltlncl l-lisilllilitders, was charged with "tssattlt following an aiiray otusidt- t1 Ccnililerciai street restau- ritiii. ill Ditrtmoutli, harbor town prlilcc stlid Strnday night. The till’ __,cd di. 'lll'lJt‘tl1(‘€ was said to have Oi‘(‘til'i't3(l Sitturdci" tiight, when police were called to the premises. -illrllifa.\; Clii ziiclcl.

I-‘(iit 'i‘OItt)N'l\')~1I~low"ie Schrod- cr. ll.C.A.P‘, who had been lltllli‘(l tit Dartmouth, all summer slit-tit last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Cleorge Schrarlcr. left Slttltrtlity tiitirtiiniz for ‘Toronto, \\'li“l't‘ he will begin his trniulii‘. for a Pilot. -~lIalifai< E‘. . Mt" Mttcl‘. lyfrirPltnll o.‘ York is an uncle of Eli's. S:hr:t"er and Ml‘. .7 J .1"hil~ttl"~ of Charlottetown 's a crlusiti of the alrmans gmndintlt- ct"

FAMILY BEREAVED. —— Mrs. Clitrcncc N Earle. Fitzroy Street, has received the sad nevus of the dixllh o.‘ her father Mr. Ross ci’ Plctott. N. S.. which occurred nt his ltrltiti- there iJ-n Monday evening fol- lowit" ti tllorl illilrss. The sym- 1 ntnilv friends will no otit to 1 rle d mother, h/Irs. iztl .~ ." Mus Anna Ilcss, liolll cf whom have visited Mrs. Earii- im diWt-rcni. occasions.

The iollowinz ap-

lll)ll“~,ll1 . l\l‘l“\ tll lll" Cttiutrlian Militia ll."(l CA5 Ii‘ ll.l\'t‘ been emctted: P. E. lll ‘itl l.l. tsttpyzi O. B Dnrracli is abs .'1It‘ll llllO the establishment. 1f‘nt"il< lI.‘§:‘l'\'." o.‘ Officers-To be ll» Lt. .1. W. Bell. Reid. List. Joiltt lli"l\.trcl Nmhtllson. 28th. Aug. i940, "l‘1‘l l Cops Reserve o! : o hr- iltvl Lt.: Andrew li‘|ll1t‘.. Moclifarliorli. M. C.. 19th ifllll P F7, I. I-lighrs. tDctailsl 1:." 2nd IJ1S. C. G. O‘Bricn 1 if‘; its R's:'i"ve of Officers, P. F. I. 1l'~ii:~. 4th. Sept. 19-10, No. 6 Dist. lll l‘ To be Cont. Capt. H. H. "(‘ tlsl if’. E. 1.1 Merl. Bdc., ltL,i\..l lllii F-til. 19-10.

. 'l‘l‘I)Y GROUP — Tlic Mt Slt‘\\'i’t.l'i Teachers‘ Study (‘lroup lll l in lift. Stewart School on li‘rit.. -t"iinoit. November 15th. ‘Inc Prc 'tit, Mr. ltlttrrzrv. presid~ cti. Mtizlnes of last meeting were read and approved. The "(Ieogrn- pliy Astugtimeitt." given at the last ilicetilliz was reported on; the major- ity of 1hr lcacltcrs present favor- cd the “Problem iliethod." A pap- er on Nilttrt- Study wits rcatj and <li~:ctts~.'cl. Many prncticill and help- ttll sticgcstions were given. The na- tttrc Study rcqtllrcd for the dif- fcrcrit urridcs was clearly outlined by Miss Mnvenrel Revllle. The “Nu- 1111'!‘ Nam Books’ ‘on display" were itext. examined i\'l‘fl Aomlneiit-cd on. Qticstioits from the (Question Box wsrc dealt with by the picsidcnt.

STPRGEON ‘TEACHERS’ STUDY (infill? -- The second nicetitig of the Stttiigt-on ‘Teachers’ Sfud_v' Group was lteld in the afternoon of Nov. 15th, with eight teachers in atten- darncc 'i‘he meeting was culled to order by the President. W. P. Cairns who called upon the Secretary, hilss Moore to rcad the minutes of the inst. tit-cetlttfz. The main ttcm con- sisted in the reading of a "Pamphlet oit Nature Study wTitten by Super- visor MacPllail. An interesting dis- cussion oti this topic lock place in which all the teachers took a pro- minent port. Other matu-rs such its the tczicltlng of Geography". Citr- r-eut IFvents. ctc... were dealt with in a satisfactory manner. by the var- lntts" members attending. As there were no other sttbteets to consider, the meeting ivas then adjourned.

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TEACHERS‘ STUDY CLUB —The second meeting of the Teachers’ Study Club was held in York School on Frldiov afternoon. November 15. The Prcsltlcnt, Miss Vivian Howatt

N. ’ 0' WEDGEPORT. Ns. Nov. to. _

One world's rccorti was shattered aiid nearly 42.000 pounds ot llitlcilni tuna were caught dttrin illc lll-it)‘ season at wedseiiort. N. _..,ti1"¢".01"d- ing to fish and gniiic uliieiltls it’

Chartered Accountants Eastern Trust Buildtlu Charlottetown

_ Canadian National Railways. H Tlzol '——~ tuna catch totalled 81 oi tile 11011111"

m" M» __~_.__.___. miigigrei" wégh sip-viewer“ 51,381,115, f oun . e "iev " "

4153M‘! FARMil gvorld ttfiia record was milde by Mrs: a|l|§.|~|,;"‘"'\;"||'5 Lyman O. B'ooirtingditle_ of New

it‘ .

II i (TITUII. ETC tll I 792 ll d.‘

‘M51111 Bank of (‘ rnmerce Bid; $115‘. h1g1 baeefi“ dfflclltllly reggkllbr:

\. ‘mIILEY T0 WAN eii by l-lle International dame Fish ‘“—_———~—-i-_- l _

‘k “q w MAIHESON “Bsgfgdlljtrlcur will be the centre Liter

~1",lt. _- |_ i i i i t t cnts n e

... ‘méttmtffi totals "a". as... "w W Greet a..." q, unit rump.

cillled the meeting to order. The mlmiies of the previous meeting iii-re read and approved. The re- ports were then glvep on the various assignments nnd a very interesting fllscllfslvll followed. Tile Nature Books iii-ere then inspected. Tire pa- per on Nature Study was then read nnd discussed by the teachers pres- cut. Brine general questions deal- ing with the various school subjects were then discussed. The meeting adjourned by siiiginir The National Ailillirn. The following teachers wctv- prescnt: Vivian I-fbwatt, York isrnior); Ji-nn Gordon, York (Pris ntttry;) Hilde. Quick, Pleasant Grove; Phebe Bltndon,

Tl-IE Cl-IARLQTTETOWN CIIARDIAN

i TRINITY TEA

_ and BAZAAR Thursday, ilov. 21 ‘i

THERE WILL be no prayer meeting this evening at 5t, James Chllmh. L-638.

ROSE MARIE BEAUTY SHOP.- Superflucus linii" removed from ladies‘ faces. Experienced. trained nurse operator. Phone 1213.

L-627-l1—20-1i.

PATRIOTIC WORK-Four mom. bers oi’ the "Zlriglltoit Millarettes". (a group of girls who meet: once a week at the Brighton Club for dance practice under the direc- tion of Mrs. J. P. Miller). made their first appearance at a con- cert Put on by Mrs. Kenneth Richards for the entertainment ot’ the veterans last. night in St. Peter's Hall. The following girls made ttp the daticing troupe- Felice Arsenault, Nora Down, Mary Hooper. Annabelle Lawson, Joan MacIntyre, Mary Walsh, Ecltth Whitlock; Pianist. Mary Bentley. The “Brighton Millarettcs" are willing to take part in concerts where Vmoney is bein raised for patriotic purposes-or or the coit- cert entertainment of His Maj- esty's forces.

Monty MacDonald and Hudson Music. of Kitiross leave this morn- ing for the mfllliltilld.

nil out. it... Move Towards ilival Camp

Bv Toni (‘ow-an Associated Press Staff Writer

ATLANTIC CITY. N. .1., Nov. 19 —tA'r-‘>—A tunuiltuctis session oi the anntut-l convention 0t the congress 0f indttst..al organizations, whipped into a cheering frenzy during a liti- ter attack by Jziiln L. Lewis 115i William Gtecli and the 1i.>a:" "ip of the American Federation of La- bor, served notice ltlli‘. today‘ th-,il there wottld be no initncdnlv- peace overtures to the rival labor camp.

In a fighting mood. the checrs oi

the packed ctitvtiition hull sonic- tiiit-es drowned (tut his wot-r. L/ztvis blasted a proposal by Stun ' Hill-

uniilli for explore

man's clothing workers immediate cont - lo labor peace

"ll would be I waste oi limit.‘ he dcrlzttwd. "to raise the hopes 0i’ tilti- liciis oi people in tilts" cotuiity by niliklilg it ttppeiti" llltlL there is any possibility oi‘ peflcc,"

Vi.ie'li Ialwis i ' "lied. the conven- tion adopted a i’ "oiiinlvndzttion that the C. l. O. continue its pix-sent policy toward 1.11mi" uni; , This iii- clitdes t,.c nllllllltllllllfC inc, . itnittcc Li" lliiy co .. nnd i. lllillliilllCl‘ 0i the C. l. _ . plan for orgllrtiizitig inns.» l)lC(l‘,i\.'ll(|l1 workers 11110 one lilllOli ior Utllfll itidttslijv, ,

1 sank ROSPlibllllII oi lll,‘ Ani.tl__'.\~ itiitled Clothing workers ltlltl lite tlclcgrales et\tl:l'i' ili lite .~\“.\\lt.ll lll‘ll. he ivtts itul sattsticti with the pro- gress ilie C. I. O, itild made iii the ptisi year. tliltl atlcletiz»

"We w.tiit- to explore tile possi- bilities ior peace nnd if we can get peace, we uatnt it."

Lents tutti-vii toward the lilcni- l)(‘l':$ oi his mine workers 11111011 011 the floor to loose another blltsi at Green.

Obviously referring to Green's resignation fi"oiii the miner's’ union after the A. F. L.—C.I.O. wrtr bc- gali. and the subsequent iss of ii L'l1til‘1t'I‘ to thc lll'tlgl('i\ v workers ttiiioii in Illinois, LflWl-S dc- clared:--

"The United Mine workers do not propose now or in the tuttire to retitrn to the A. F. I... and 116 led by a llltlli who l.)€l.l‘ll_\'P(l tlleiu,

"William Green betrayed the llli- ion that honorcrl and ted litiii, and Iled to tile tent of its tinturul ene- my."

The tuntttltuotis debate over luboi" peace ended a session t-lint lXtllltll in dramatic fashion wlteii Philip Aitirray". the only man mentioned by delegates as ll successor" to Lewis ivhcil the 1211191‘ retires this iveek. announced to the dcitxautcs that ltc is not a citndirtatc for the (lifice.

t\Iuri"ti_v's friciitls said lit‘ made the i\l1llOllil('L‘lllt?lIL to clear his posi- tion in the Ct1ll"(‘Ii1l0Ii, and thut. they beliciwltl he wottld accept the C.l.O. prc, "lency on has own l“1'IilS it it. "i5 (lcmilntlcd by a tuiiflcii or- ganizntlnn.

ii/(Lflcifsa CALL

At. the Prince Fidwaid Thcuttf last wreck there was a renitwkxtblc moving iliclttrc of tiic collapse of thr- 56401111100 Tacoma Narrows Bridge which sttecutillxtl to o. forty- two mile izllic. lll l-lll‘ plCiliflt cottlcl be soon F . Farqttharstin. Associ- ate Pi‘t"l'§.~‘<\i" oi‘ El1l§lllf(‘l’lllt.‘. attlie Univo sity oi Wash iigioii who tisk- ed his lit.‘ to obtain for his eilgin. wring clms. moving pictures 0i the bridgi- \\llt‘ll it was iii it." death thicvs. Piblcwoi‘ Fflflllllfll-“Qll- W119 was illq oiliy pi-tson oti the bridge when it coll; iscd. endeavored to us“... a (iii; from all automobile “hm up. mldgo fell, but he was unsuccessittl iltid received a bte from thc do! lei‘ his PYMWIXOFWY erfilcrts, Th9 Professor is n ncvlidw of A ET. ltiltug of Cl1l1'lOl~tf‘10\\'l\. his jflflthp)‘ twine fortncrly" Miss Kali‘, Hires. Hi- served in the Fly-

tltc last gi"ea._l__lll_._1'.

ail-regular value $1.55. Eye tilt-ac aids 110W-

and . , [Notices

A nulrber 0i‘ British Scout

‘Itoops have suffered the loss of

their meeting places “through eti- cmv action." In one recent. wek two 'I‘t‘00p5 Headquntcrs vivcre sum»); by Gejmafl bombs and re- duced m ashes.

Scouts of the 2nd Salitceh '1‘ oops. Einglaiitd. have their own i"'ie-tlglit_ ing unit. a trailer pump drawn 5y the Scoutmesters car. 'I'he_v have on seve-zal occasions lven Vvflllhlbt" aid in fighting no. oilowtiit; Ge."- man bombing attack...

Boy Scout training is mildly be- en outstanding feature in the cultural development oi India. A new cxpewnieiit in cdttcatlon oi’ major importance latmchvd a y?" " ago. and 1tl‘(‘£'i(ly a p OlilliiIlClnl sil~ eccss, is the Punjab Collier 01 Physical ‘Prainiiig and Scarring- The college plant comprises litany acres of playing fields and gardens, trraddltlon to the well ventured buildings; and every Student 1S tltalncd in the prbwiiires and P111’;- tict- of Scouting. lilcluding pilvsi- cal development. It will ‘wildlife sound leadership in the future for the Putijaltl."

A Scouting anniversary" of un» usual features was the batiqnet celebrating the 30th ttnliivi2i"sary' of the lztttnching oi the fist. Boy Socut Tzoo-p in Mirose Jaw, Sitsk. The banquet was held in tilt‘ some room of Zion Church in which the Troops was organized by Rev. Dr. J. F. Salton. in 1010. and the large gathering inclttdrd a lllilllbf?!‘ of the

"/1. Gnsar- wssrurr MAN '14 a finned

orfgirial mernbe s of the B10110- Presentations incluzhd rt Thank.» Badge for Thomas Mitten", Olie of

(he original leaders, and a 19-year service bridge to. Scouiniastcr C. F. Komptcii, prm-entecl by one o! the fitst Sccttts. Alderman. A. E. Cltcg- win. and a Medal cf Merit for Se- crl Alex Stand? Othtr" ‘or- iginals listed lll the roll czlll bu: not pcseitt inclucld Mr". F. C. Ir< win. for nmny ywtazs As vlncial Scout Ccniniisso

tario, and Lt-Col, Rufus . Spoon. er It learlct" 0f young peopies w "k in t'.e Snlvtltioil A my. Th" t-I» 5*» $i'l€-l'tl(.l‘. Pi"c\"iiiciill Con ’ S. J. Lotta. talked of "'1" tionshli) of Scouting to Demo;~r1tc,\"."

17.000 used inerlcine bitil

- ol a tile dcsitrd size were colhcttt by‘ the Boy Scotti,» of ‘lllii John. N13... for tho dL-"t ict hospital 1111i’. c [.1131

II.C.A.I\I.C.

. 'I'o Whom It May Cont-entw-

Tlic Boy Scouts of Nixilay are .\ll _".tceouiits which I gave to reparwd Sm] cayrymg an norwjgh- Maritime Adjustment Bureau to standing the unfriendly ntivttde of collect for me have been returned tll» Gown-an invldc s. Thee are to me. and 311.1‘ persons tlwint! 11f- cuflpivgin1bp- \\,tz"c:" iucl supp- counts to me are reuucsteil to

" ' A iii Ktllllllf the make payment to mc alonc. and raise fluid. to": not to Maritime Adjustment Hur- lia dcst hit cau who are no longer my agents. (Bclaiigerl.

J. D. Mat-(EIIIGAN. Ail. I).

lpftp of tho Nov. l9. 1940. .- prom sc to be kind in animals, lhc Isl I-lrirmoitd-

t0 0f the v.

L-GQB-li-ZO-Zi.

5\\'Ol‘ll‘i Boy Scout 'I‘i"oop, Eiigltiid. PILOT‘ PLANE. ‘has coiivertcd its cycig 11911-0611 into an animal itnlhlllfilltit‘. and is helping lock alto animals. parti- cularly cats and d!!!» itijured d"'.'- I<‘",.='htct'

LYING PHONE

IDNDON, Nov. 18 —i'CPi -—- pilots o tile ftttttre will l v t t"

inc a r raids. fly their supi times ———— while lying on tll "om: s be- Iiitperial Ilcatiqttatters of 1119 Boy ctttisc this will be tlii- only u y the

Scottts AsfiCClnlilllli is recciviti: iilllll- htunnn tramp can bettc" lhi: ‘.1 n etotts letters front men in Hi.- Mrl- of banking tliiil illllliiiu otti 110m a jcsiyls Forces exprrsstig 813111‘ ‘la- tiive at the siactls cirtttiti to be tion for some fcatu c or Boy Fcrlilt reached, the Evening; Standard Air training. Oiic Old Scotti -\\’!'t)le t0 Colicspoiiclr-iit prettcts