- Among government officials at- bending an informal reception at Kay’s Restaurant in Alberton last week to mark the completion of

LORNE VALLEY

Mrs. Cornelius Curran, Miss Marion McAulay and Mr. Russel McAulay were recent guests of ther aunt, Mrs. Barbara Mac Lean, St. Peters.

Mrs. Munro MacGrath and Miss Joan MacGrath, spent the holi- fay weekend in Nova Scotia. They were guests\of the form- er’s son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs. G.E. MacGrath at Bi- ble Hill.

Mr. Walter MacLeod fs suffer- ing from a severe attack of the flu. A speedy get well is wished for him.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shaw motored to Belle River on Wed- pesday to attend an auction sale at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart. They were accom- panied by Miss Katherine Ste- wart.

Master John MacGrath spent the holiday weekend in George- town with his sister, Mrs. Frank Parker and Mr. Parker.

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a $13,000 patrol boat contract, were (left to right) Warren Far- rer, district protection officer for P.E.I.; Captain J.A._ MacLeod,

wood, Nova Scotia, spent the hol- iday weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Cal- laghanh.

Mrs. Heath MacGrath was a visitor to Wood Island on Satur-| day.

Miss Roberta Shaw left on Sat- urday for Ontario, after. spending three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shaw.

Mr. James Callaghan has been a patient in the Kings County Memorial Hospital for several

move to a City Hospital later; where he will_undergo surgery.” ‘A speedy recovery—is wished for him. :

Mr. and Mrs. James MacNeill were recent visitors to New Perth where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacNeill.

On Sunday, May 10th, the ser-|

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Mrs. Donald Shaw was a re- cent business visitor to Monta- gre.

iss Beverly Hatton was a vis- itor to Martinvale over the holi- day weekend. She was the guest of Miss Joan Ployers.

The members of Lorne Valley Women’s Institute met at the home of Mrs. Malcolm Mac- Leod, on Thursday, May 14th. The June meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Francis MacIntyre.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDon- ald were visitors to Sturgeon on Wednesday. They were guests of

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Halifax, Marine supervisor for the Maritimes area; Dr. O. H. Phillips and Captain Martin Pic- co, who will be in command of vice at Lorne Valley Presbyter- jan Church was conducted by

Miss Roberta Shaw, Deaconess in training, assisted by Miss

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Marguerite M¥eDonald and Mr. Philip MacEaehern, members of the Young Pepples. Society.-

King George V Criticized. Anti-Semitism To Envoy |

LONDON (Reuters) — King George V criticized N anti- semitism to a Hitler envoy shortly after the German ier came to power, a Se ee Peek aan ments released today.

This latest volume of captured documents on Hitler's

foreign policy was edited jointly by Brit- ish, American and French offi- clals. It covers the period from Oct. 15, 1933, to June 13, 1934— within the first 18 months of Nazi rule. ; The document on the late king is a report from Leopold von Hoesch, then German ambas-

sympathy with Germany which followed the First World War.

The volume also records ex-|.

changes between Nazi envoys and the late Pope Pius XII — then Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli, papal secretary of state—in which the Vatican attempted to protest the situation ¢f German Roman Cath- olics.

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The documents disclose attem- pts by Nazi officials to ward .off open censure by. the Vatican. A 1934 note from Cardinal Pacelli was said to contain “harsh allegations”

The Nazi envoy at the Holy See told Berlin: “It will be dif- ficult, however, to keep putting the Vatican off constantly with tactical manoeuvres.

“A clash seems inevitable un- less we decide to settle the var- ions pending questions and actu- ally discharge the »bligations we have assumed.”

In 1933, von Hoesch told Ber-

Mr, ‘Melville Johnson, Central Bedeque, returned—a few days ago from visiting his son, Mr. Carmon Johnson and Mrs. John-

several | graduates at Mt. Allison last week. He was given the degree |f

The German ambassador said MacDonald told him the British cabinet did not know about this “purely personal idea” of the prime minister’s. Von Hoesch said MacDonald “was sure that the Reich chancellor would re- ceive a most friendly receiption in England from the people and the government.”

ter Leard, over the week-end. Mr. Leard is on the Mt. A. staff, at Sackville,

Mr. Stewart Willams, Charlotte- town, visited with his sisters Mrs. Herman MacFarlane, and Mrs. Alexander MacFarlane, Fernwood, over the holiday.

Sunday at her home in Rollo Bay.

Mr. John Dolan and son Fran- cis, Brooklyn, N.Y. are spending a few days in Souris West. On their return they will be accom- panied by another son Billy who has been a student at St. Dun- stan’s University during the past term. : Mrs. Margaret Mahar, who spent the past winter with her

recently returned from an extend- ed trip to the west coast. She was accamoanied by her two daughters, Mary and Ruth, and her sister, Mrs. Maynard Foy, Tryon.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henders- on had as their guests during the , their son Kenneth and’ his Summerside.

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Mrs: Wm. Chaisson, Lower Rol- ft lo Bay, left on Friday to join her husband i Goose Bay, Labrador. .

Mr. and Mrs. Francis McAulay and family Montreal, Que. are visitor's to the “Island.” While here they will attend the ordin- ation and First-Solemn Mass of Mr. McAulay’s brother, Rev. Gerard McAulay. The ordination will be at St. Dunstan’s Basilica, Charlottetown, and the First Sol- emn Mass at St. Mary’s Church Souris on Sunday, May 23rd.

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Mc- Donald and family and Miss Su- san McCormack, Moncton, N.B., spent the holiday weekend with relatives in Souris.

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