jinni ...»... t;

Reeves lo

A .Commcntators

igyriotlan Church‘ Judge-Cog Show - wélfflfll sflilflfl '

Jay-Maclnnls Wedding .

doing of much in- “ {"33 sziemnized in Trinity ierfid OhurCh. Charlottetown. Unléaesday night at seven o'clock. wfi... Isabelle Mary Macln e. sec- wd eldest dau hter of Ni‘. and fir, seymoul‘ fiiclnnls was uni-- ed in marl-lg: to gvelthlBtee anal: h,‘ m. 0Q .an t e a y both oi Charlottetown. The égzémg-ny was performed by th Rev‘ T_ 5 nnan. m The bride was hecomirlitll’ l l" ed 1,. an acqlln blue slik ierlely nreelnengeh dress and short a iloiztwzi-ecmatching accessories. Her Corsage was of red roses. M ‘The bride was attended by rl. wendaii MacPherson who \vas at- tired in a brown figured silk Jer- e dress and shortie coat with 5510i! she wore brown accessories. K... corsuge was of yellow roses. ' The groom ‘was attended by Harry MacInnls. brother of the

bride.

h mony a buffet ,,,,’§§§.“1v.'.°ser§§<rle the home of the bride. to which invitations had been extended to fifty guests.

The happy ouple left the follow- mg morning by plane for a short trin through the Maritime!-

Manv beautiful gifts and best wishes“ were received. testifying to the popularity of the young couple.

___:___.__

Federal Cit-operation

Continued item Pace l.)

provlnclal and Dominion Govern- lnertts would share and which we uneven might permit Charlotte- town to recover some of the nwn- ev ithad lost on the Pmiwl- 5W1" ever, the City did not. find this guggeslion acceptable. so the mat- ter comes back under Provincial and Dominion jurisdiction." _

Mr. Flahlif said he was not a-- ware of any Charlolttetown would be re-im- cursed for the funds it had al- ready spent on the Maple Hills protect. Nor has any arran unent been made for housing n the area of a more pennanent type.

w. Chester S. McIJui-e. Progres- eive Conservative member for

Queens. expressed disappointment til-is w-eek end that the Dene-rt- lnent oi Veterans Affairs did ..not see nt to give concessionsto "vet- erans purchasing and operating their own farms. at least equal to those taking uu farms under the Veterans’ Land Act.

“l think it unfortunate," he uld “that these men who have shown their initiative in taking up their own farms should not be given arcster assistance than is now the case. particularly with reqiect to the seven to l0 per cent discount en agricultural implements." 0n Friday in the House of.Com-

trv assistant to Veterans Affairs 5411118161‘ MacKenzle. replied to a question asked last week by Mr. McLure s-s to whether veterans outside the Veterans band i would be entitled to the discount on term machinery. Veterans of this class.

the implements but not ~for the discount. He explained further that the only reason discounts were possible for men coming un- der the Veterans‘ Land Aot was that the Department had ‘ h. M! lame quantities of e- incuic as far back as two years so. antlcipatlns the Amend when e men returned from oversees.

L . McLure commented that Hue veteran-fishnets outsif the

nothing from the

Act had asked Government and were not involv-

"l" Canadian taxpayers in

moms on h secure their intole-

lhe Land A -_-_-__ SCARLET FIVII. IN TIUIO

TR I . . _ _. msrafiofgwm u a?” “wreak of scarlet fever in tho so. beglolquglfltliwrlv homes hav

mans ._ Issvss ... , “Willi an ‘t wit. teen. a. m. "ldMm. W1. ( 1g". "Vt wild), fir: v _, g

"gowns, H. ~ g . .

gram jlnAfilfd ‘niffli m 1- m Mono. quaint» enawnMPH. ' - ' ' ‘ 3.5;; gy- mi. afmlaaaemgi: {slim Vacant“: . fm Moon mystery lo ‘t

brown with which ‘

agreement whereby u"

Irons. Walter ‘rocker. Pirllunont-I

_ Mr. Tucker, said are 3 Elilible for priority certificsteefoz L

Walicr Reeves of Oakvilie . will act as the C 0n uno 10th., it was City Kennel Club

A canine iudle a inicmaiional um

fit is?

‘iii t‘?

high sicndin the have attafiilcd

g5

‘irlnity United Church

i ‘Irinit on h In“ “Vie” n were hoindluggd

unell

l: o Rev-H c y ‘on. i nclision“ of Second Mile".

hoir " Light (

Address To iii’... J. T. Croteau

.

M; the ioint meet sentatives n-cm the Credit. U-n town the Kn Columbia on lVEa-v 30. the fo

Qedit Union: "J.'I‘. Chateau. Ph D.

. Doctor Cwteau: is in the life of the indiv-

development 0f auv

in soc

an of special significance. The Board of D 0d the Bt Dunstan! such an

g departure from Edward Island. "Ordinarily, the resignation 0d an

routine occurrence, meritlng only the conventional words of regret however have

idanc id not have attained

nt stat-us indeed

Moscow scam ‘“‘ E.“"°“...i§;‘i:‘" nmsfi. Palatine. which it officials ev

of. Ar througirntglg

' lctteinwn came

' the camivd-l will

lsMrs.

th th "Lead 3% $111116").

in? m" mipre- S. Dunstarfs ion and the Charlotte- i.l of hts of

m; . accompanied the present- ationmadetoDnCroteaubythc H

idusl, so also does it happen in the that events occur

lrecwrs . Credit. Union recognize

event in your withdrawal from their organization

official would be regarded _as a

. been mc-tcto just. ailothcr

anything direction had

l W

LONDON Ml! 31 — HIP)‘ 71:30 Union

ev-

l c! F3941...

Britain poe-

sI-ld tong: await‘ '°““‘ tum

“N

sdcasts from lvl

the United infiltrate permaz»

broadcast Iran's ions" were surged

jy to create and

m“ "o", uctfho msevifiil.

conf southern frontiers of

' hcovl t guns of when: levollLl by gamut a. which he su' eged.

is r i German utilitarian: and form “Jeestern bloc" aclinst the Soviet

(Conservative

"B tbb h been backed in tnefiondvoanaerlsnee by Lnrduean- wrn‘ ...‘ limo.‘ " of this mo:

ate revive German militarinn and form a woatem bloc against the Soviet Union is only too plain.

0M!!-

Prlze Winners At llineincn Carnival

_-__

Csmival, monsored '2 Char- conclusion last. 8y 111831‘- The money received as a result of playgrounds for

‘go to equip three e Auburn, the ‘

City children.

' magician.

ended his four-day pesforsnence

with a series of tricks that mysti-

fled and del hted his audience

which filled Bmclous Armour- ies

I-iis Worship Mayor B. Earle MacDonald officiated st the draw-

‘the by the

winners:

First prize. electric refrigerator, ‘won by W. D. Stevenson. Bum- merside; second prize. s sot of sil- ver won by J. C. McKenna, Grafton Street; third prise, act of dishes. Mrs. M’. Burgoyne. flliKen- sington Road; fourthl prise, six of nylon stockings. Ross Smicle. care of .1. P. Porter and Sons: nfth Drize a $10 bill. John ylraser. 5 Great George Straw

‘ five es bills. the five winners, Earl

Prowse. 180 Great George Street: Archibald Ramsay. 80 Fitzroy; Napoleon Gallant. 06 Chestnut: E. B. Coffin 26 Greenfield Avenue: M% Johns: Darttton. l6 Stewart St.

e trainry. comprlsins 860

worth of groceries, was won by

George ltfitchell. '14 Sydney Street: two other pantries. each worth $26. were won by Mrs. v.s. Rice 100 Water Street. and Mrs. Nell Diamorl‘. 188 Grafton.

The door nrizccallhu for a free nlaine ride over the City and do- nated by Paul's Air Service. was won by Stephen White. 44 Chest- nut 8t.

The ladies’ Gruen wrist watch. donated by G. H. ‘raylorr, wag won grxiss Mary Gallant 230 King

Retired Toronto Editor Dies Atilil

‘IORONIO. June 2 - (C?) — Thomas Stewart Lyon. B0, lor many years the crusading editor-in-chief of the old ‘Toronto Globe and u former chairman 0f the Ontario

ydm-Bilectric Power Commission. dded here yesterday.

Ha had lived in eeeni-retla-cnczit liigfbzle he left the Commission in

He was a native of Scotland and first worked as a harnea makers ap rentice. He came to Canada in 1 and three years ism became a Globe . By me he had climbed to position of editor-in- chief and two years later went overseas as a war wi coon-dent for an Pres.

n resigned as editor in dir-

named to on . appointed chairmen o! tne I-I B . PC. by the newly-elected

D

To Eliminate Deadline In Widows’ Awards

UITAWA, June 2—-(CP)— The Veterans Committee of the Com- mons voted tod . in effect. to elim- ihate long-start lug deadline prin- ciple in award of pensions to wid- ows and children of disabled vet- erans of the First Great War.

Spurred by a motion by Maj.- Gcn. G. R. Pearkes. V. 0.. (PC- Nanimo). the members voted 12-10 to abolish the law that no woman who married a First Great War , nsioner after May l. 19M. could be penaioned after his death. Elim- inatitm of a similar deadline cov- ering children born to such a vet- eran after the same date was re- commended previously.

The a mmendations will go before the Commute.

mittee chairman Walter 'I‘ucken', parliamentary assistant to Veterans Minister MacKenzle warn- ed that such acticn could mean that a young girl who in the future married a veteran of the First War could get a gension for C0 years after his deat .

Mr. MacKenzie warned gone further in this country. . .Let's be don't go too far."

Brig. J. L. Melville. chairman of the pension commission, told the commission that ~xtension of the deadline for wives and children from Aiprli 1. 1933. to ‘day l. 1044, had resulted in an annual liability of nearly $1.000.000. Extension of the deadline for widows from 1930 to 1944 had added another $200,000.

On another principle rooted the depression of the thirties. the committee agreed that pensions for veterans of the Second Great War could be made retroactive for as long as 38 mouths where there has been an unjust delay in award

“we've than any careful we

gzrough administrative dfllcul- s.

It threw out a provision that Jan .1. 1946. be thc deadline for such awards.

The committee recommended

appointment of a deputy chairman

of the ensions commission. to be paid l7. annually in comprlson with the $1.500 salary of other ’"%“.."’"‘" ogosal a Col a a

a pr y . . . Brooks (PC- oyal). the committee agreed that pension coverage should be given members a4 the reserve army "who rendered peacetime service" iIn the second

WIT.

HIT AND RUN VICTIM

BUCIOUCHE, N 3., June 2 - (OP) — Believed the victim of

hit-and-xun driveq. 10-year-old" Cyril" Collette died Sst/ilrday night been foemd in

altortiy after he had an nsciotls condition on the wav near this town.

yo! Canadian Mounted Police are nveatigating the case and an inquwt has been ordered.

Government in 1034 and ann immediately

Hepbumlcs.

divorce the Conmiiasion from polit-

Pink And llluc Garden ls Both Cool And Colorful l

“nor with men under ‘awe

s5

g. I f; l’ i

at

it. ' f peratlvo Mira: 2m ....-

ia r. .,ri€_%§lg

I A goior collibiflltioll. and

e Ede, 1r kw? mm’

t i h ‘H! ‘l; ..:' saws...

o! a "frank Clflflliflluggl TU"!

CIABWILL for

ev to hear Stewart

-¢

photographs.

Miss

LIFE

an: urns] m

WARE. Crockett

TUNE IN TO CFCY at 8.15 this

evening to hear

Miss

P01"!!! 's Jewellery.

use ciiaatut u; towvu cuanotau "Z f‘:

nnn. cunnnuti

IN T0 CFC! st 8.15 this Marjorie speak on the Red Cross.

(JON FEDERATION IANOIL

y. ti.

Marjorie

Stewart sneak on the Red Cross. 6-8-11

tal and Provinoi

M Monda

to

Funeral Home Basilica.

olicCetn

'10

W. G111 circuit f0!‘

thereisnofui-th

now in the City h

held Friday, July

an interesting meeting.

some time yet.

tan Legion

more than eighty aive readingl.“ Reading eerv

and cotz-ntry will

Ilbr the Cmilfflid in History, French

ation level are offered in_

motive Electricity, Wlcsil. Mechanicu

in

thousand

lo mcuibersmof u‘ nqwup Cliflhil

nyuudav- Rh

. . y ev The public arc cordia

TIE ATTHWTION Anny and Adr Force Officers’

to

Arrangements laave been plated bv the Department 0d Veter- ans’ Affairs in degradation with Carla-d uca

so ec s c

8th l bl is uh as Maigcarl-atics, Sahel Studi eral Sciences. French and l» more adva-n

Che istrv. Blolbsv “<1: all on the Junior Matricul- Commerc courts‘?

A number of comics B" me gunfight-l ious ll! W1" “NEW uberlnl and fishing. _ il

The value of C. . courses igtiratzed durinigmet-nc W"

qyndnd thousand n nol took oxlvl-ll Y; this 11'0""; m or more coal-see. ave been 09m filly

the aot

. men 1 completed (me emu-sea h ive my. mint. V

une invited

6-3-11 0-8-11 i

‘I'll GIADUXTION Exercises for the nurses o! Falconwood Hos- gie al In will

held. in tlbe Assembly Hal at 8 P 3rd

seoc-i-zi.

of

Na»?!- Club

Major-General o-i-ili

FUNERAL TODAY — The ‘fun-

oral o! the late Leo Petirie of South-

will be held this Manda-v morn-

at 8.46 from Hunk I-Iennwey’:

St; Dunstan!

esnce to the Roman Oath.- eteryn.

TUNE IN T0 CFCY at 8.15 this evening tc hear Miss Marjorie Stewart speak on the Red Cross.

64-11

omitals.

ohFt

5. in St.

SUPPORT 3-H) 03088- The Red Cross drive which begins this week will have special mcn- tion at all National Film Board free movies shown by Miss Hilda. is. on the rural

N0 NEW CASES REPORTED- Accorridm to the latest informat- ion avallable to Dr. B. C

. Keep! , Dlovincial health oificer last n8

nisht. er mread of in- fsntile PB-YB-lyfls in the village 0t! Vernon River. At least three chil- dren from that neixhbonhood are

FIBEDEN CALLED-file City firemen were called to Lawlofs sax-age, Fitzroy Street yesterday morning and to Ment's Fcetlumnt on Queen street us minutes later. There was no dam- age at either place.

‘caravans ron ANNUAL MEET- m lNG--A meeting of the executive of the Prince Edward Island Women's Missionary Society of the “resby- lcrlan Church in Canada was in? Zion Church Hall BYSLThe id t.M.M MacLean. pregidagderhrrafirgemefi were made for the annu of the Preabyterial which will be James Church. Charlottetown. All details of the program were attended to and the members look forward to

at 12.15

held lduy.

nl meeting

and instructive

Correspondence Course For Veterans

tional

0U!!-

Ber-

Vices which will make some ninety ‘ unrespondence courses available to that he intended to discharged service personnel. In addition a Reading and Library service by mail offers a oholce of.

topics for inten-

TIOW

00d

Latin. German

lai

Sheet l Drawing.

them

thdr‘ dditlrlot D.V.A. Y .

Too Late T0 QassifL wAuran-rsacncaf.

one till.

Both courses and are entirely free.

ve their educational status or

i tool $215 while continuing in the msen wort Inrtiie correspondence section are 1 in Ptlhlic and Big]

lmglis

gems/dare w“ En “Sh. MB Bill OB.

g Physics B“

field lhcludinfl .

odflicm 353..- several‘

curiae eterans also

ND‘

NUIISI

an‘; Iii" batteries. Maurice 0|

@, 1Q Kentbtroct. Phone III.

l-l-lrno.

_____________________________ m n ... sxrsasasosn warns m m“

,.

Sacred Concert At lleiy Ilene liall

follows:

“Flow Gently Sweet Afton"- Mfsaeg Catherine Crabbe, Dorothy Peters. Bethany MacDonald, Joan and 'I‘ereea Murnaahen. Jean

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND Uri-YO! McK meeting Murray River. 9 p.111. (D. S.T.) luesday, June 4.

canny. Alleluia Alleluia. Let the Holy Anthem Rise-Mr. Frank McIn-

yrs. O Scored Bcartl O Love Divine! . Chester Donov

- an. at — at. Joseph's Convent Choir.

Violin selections-Mir. lumen-Gel- lant.

Qu . Thee" — Connie

on. Anielicus — 9t. Joseph's Cho r.

Penis Just 5'01‘ ‘Bodily-him. PICCOIQ e

Convent

Jesus keep Me Close to Thee- Mr. Klark McAulay.

Ganctua-Bt. Joseph's Convent

Choir.

violin selections-Mr. Alfred llilcliearney and m. Elmer Gal- an.

Song and the Brena-St. Jos- eph's Convent Choir.

The Constant lump-moses Joan Mwnaglhan. Catherine Crabbe and ‘ Jean latter.

Ave Maria-Gt. Joseph's Convent Choir.

God Dave the King.

Baptist Church

For the subject of morning med-- lotion at the Charlottetown Bap- tist Church yesterday, pastor Rev. I. J. Levy, centred the thoughts of the congregation 0n "Newnees of Life" suggested by the words of Galatians 2:20. "I am crucified with Christ; nevertheless I Live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by tin faith of the Son of God. Wiho loved me and gave Himself for me."

These are strange and myster- ious words and meaningless un- leas known by personal emeri- ence. This is rw abstract theory ‘but Paul's attempt to put in words {what has actually happened in his ‘own

vi

Plmiifif ihlt the force of

Mush time. ‘mic U. ous 1101i: has shown

l. A low trlc. telephone and

cent undecided.

travel-ales. then onpnlzed

ln favor of the draft

{l

ease luvs ‘

r U. S. Gallup Poll - ‘filtoabfiuiocaam or canon UNION - REGULATION FAVOBED av U. s.

Country Backs 6 Stops, Including Triaaarfs Draft Proposal - Many .

versus’

Union Members Favor Curbs

sya-srteurnsuemursuieoaum

.N.J..J\|no8-1l!iticinu, sonaapeoplaeiahn Public opinion ulthnately dado‘; major poflfllc um laborlnthc United States moybein Dllblicisinfavoroflabotunionsandln

S.

, issues durini; the waiting period. . putee.

periodofoneyesras Baruch.

local transportation companies.

d. Drafting strikers into the snny if they are striking the government. A first check of sentiment across the nation isue, conducted by telegraph earlier in tihe week, found as per cant proposal. 38 per cent (apposed

The first chance which the public as a whole. will have to mam. fest its views on iihe situation will be in the, coming c" ___ elections. As far back as January of this year the majority o! vptgrg polled by the Institute listed union control lecislation as the Number One issue in the 1916 C

“anal canlviiar. —World Copyright Reset-vow

i?

Bympathy for increased . But th public; Fmm“"w"° “mm Y critical of the tactics mien Glendon h: "utommmg-galfil. sndameiLol-ityofvotershavofeltformsnymcntbs ° d d9 ... poeiti/ve about the strike attraction.

The viowsofthe ‘ onmanyaapecta

-——-—---_ of the controversy-have been polled in recent a ‘wsesssndniontns. Amongthewinssdpal mt-

l ions favored by the public are the following:

l a PUU

: B‘ 8 8 l -i t ;

- period before any trike can be called. with lzwestigation made of the

I. Compulsory arbitration of labor dis- iCellingoflalistrikisandlozykoutefbis

Bernard

ting all mikes in public utilities, such as gas, elec-

STE

andflpee-

lonel

be held yearly

GARJMEIJ, 05111., —Wes Gallagher.

29 ricd Saturday the Wayfarer.

in

pond throughout iihe Province. th cmmhny and provincial fwivals will

NEWSMAN WEDS ACTRESS

Press chief of bureau in G Miss Betty Leighton New York were mar-

e

June 2—(AP)

34. Associated ermanw. Province. The reeo Kelley.

Churdl of

myelitis.

at thermal springs on of the Brandvlei Dam rt will include

in use one-act plays, non-royalty. EARTHQUAKE CAUSE! DEA m-srioyalty 163$ eameding Tug x irlst-i enwred com- IBPANB Jug _ _ . tltioai: . EPW181165. Rcouco gs Q a (m) naflctooiglvongmvcrlldhnstevlliages bdbyfl-l and Kelvin Grove. who will pan» in Hiday in the w... the semi-finals the f week of mud Munpm-ym ‘W19; June. Mrs. 01141793101‘ at least ‘J56 "persons kill and 1Q and the Ven Air‘ Harrison 1mm“; Summerside will adjudicate in the m‘; emu", 0g we om finals onc week later. The n8 use a on y Vi“ be "$969941 it the Wfll- caainsltis. Many villages ere smoionofheanmtaloonven-dukwhmd y,pq-,omwm tion of Wommgsmstituta- a new warmed in their 3:? ‘The Dmma W! when the earfllnllako y Jeaizlne£tIInetimIc work. and it is “m. 5 AM from a