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ANADA. THURSDAY. JUNE 14. 194s

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Islanders Included In King’s iiorlors List

‘Montgomery Honored On King’s Biiiiday List_

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I! JOIN DAm _§fg"ld°°NMa-r-{lln= 13 — (or Cable) i l Montsomery. and ommahded the Allied invasion .‘.';'°f.i...'“%'.°' ‘he '1“ “my Gm» mmny- may received his first Dost-war honor from m;

The following are among the a- wards announced in the King's birthday honours list yesterday:

To be additional Officer oi the Military Division of the MM Ex- cellent Order of the British Eln-

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l By JACK BRAYLEY OTTAWA. June 13 - (CP)

_' See Indication Possible

own lamb-elevation 1,0 m, hi“ l

"W" 0! hiirhihood conferred a "““ 1"" WEE-l‘ ' '

"bulwark Kl , b in l3, in“ canal", Pm“) Allan‘ c“ Bu" “u” Canadas whole Pacific 0th Division . and... wit.‘ ...“"“n..l..".s"is "<‘~""€.....' “"'.'.'.i".:.~.~ an“. Des» “an cw- aslri.ri.li"rsa Make- Up Pacz

rand Crosg of Knlghthood in the a 9 - merl-l 0 60W}. P-E-I- (8180 $161116)’. N.‘ continental Europe, Mai-Gen Bert M. Hoffmelster of Vancouver said .-__ -_.~.- . 4-:

cans on Okinawa shatter organ-IE.) "This Officer “(sayh the citation) has served our uously at sea for the past five years. and hes been

Order of the Bath were Eimplre magi-imagine helped iii-im. victory any: Air Chief Marshal

wnisht- OTTAWA, J =.- l3- c - l- Thc tall. heavily-built generaLJustI lbly signillcaniuiai the ‘cdidipdgffifn ""1"" from Overseas planer of cahoots oth Division ll-estirled

ized Japanese resistance in Oroku' peninsula pocket. CHINA - Chinese in coastal

Temperature lip

5|! Arthur Harris whose bomber pqundgd mm“ 'l H , e ares drive m within l4 miles of in command since the spring oi tuck his th a int hi 1 . ~ - » Admiral Sir Mai; ixltgrton leévliofi zaxhoxllngpeilinege recapture of jlrizfiizbiei-le léses at elfl and often b15112 and told“? iaresso 6051812322: if)?‘ sliicififinzeurglcébltigfilxnxililéiiglilr; T Y u . . pr ence o e enemy, prc- t at about 20,000 men in the west- fggflnents of the 311,095,“, calm o

paign were among the staff of l5 IOiiLCCIS accompanying Mail-Gian. ‘Bert M Hofinleisxr back to the , Dominion

gm broke the beck of the U-boat

Sir ‘Ernest Gowers, until reoentl 0011101‘ “‘ l defence commission’:

veil a cool and capable leader, and by consistently displaying out. standing qualities of loyalty to duty, he has set an examine 0° a.

em European theatls and anotllerl 7.500 in Britain had volunteered to serve in his force.

Asked if this did not indicate

neevlllzlgld T British! trooJns make . ml n urs , BRITAIN p It'll-Irish “£22m loses more than hail of total Al-

The temperature went to so de-

*1‘ 1°! London. became a. Knight < fix Qomslfialgmha ‘avg: Btgg-‘h ‘(lieiirrnasliid xii-triirciiliiigfliiv “Hlgrrll: iiilsiiitliiilskeoimglie wgiiyaihitaliilggifiarti that the remainder would have ecsilx lll grass above ero yesterd th - en ' ' ' . .-o. , z fly. i °" Horton among Britons honored in Navy’ who raised in Canada. the Gen- N s__ command" ¢,,‘,’,ila,,°“<§‘§.,,°_ highest recorded this season. eral replied that the men had Meanwhile it was learned thai

°Y the "flfihting services" complete ' ay honors list. d‘ G .6 l M l l. m _Col recently ncquiredabetter under- £21m“ §,,,,l§{‘l§§f,,',,, some damage had been caused by

KllriigiAllili-ghrl Commander Freeland was grant‘;

m5 MB-Rstfs victory honor _ m, 13in i l _ s — London Polish ed the D/SO. on Ju e 29. 1943. l-i ‘ ,

“u” “Alma”, “ONTGOMEEY l“ a cmlgnllgnkzif {liggrdeflangg gglVflflllflBflt" refuses to recognize wife, Mrs. Natalie C? Freeland. re- LTFOOL’ 1mm D's‘) i iiendms 0H1!!! Situation and he commander Royal camdlan m? heavy frost last Friday night and Michael and 3h George Sh. Arthur V! g {Three authority to snper- sides at 21"! Weymouth Street. ' i tilt} dskiiilliorfan extension of irnfint of London, 0m" Sp 30mm l early Saturday morning. Early weal‘) K-c-V-Q. secretary to msfllstgmltlh“ M P" PM“ ‘d’ Charlottewwn’ One of the Provlnceis most dis- so thaetlmenewli’: hgghllllljzfletilll; Que" and Halifax? “"0” Rw- lpogmes an“! bums? llmgll 118m

vg .56“ - - ~ _ . so e sec cns. especa y e r- gasrnor eral of Canada Ullll-l-ED sTATEs_uBlx Th"... Mentioned l“ Dav-Mb‘: lllcleglusishxegughgolgroglulrw ralllmyRilli- iilrtlsciiellllfwollld have an oil- fi§§f§§fiexiiii§ifivfiflfi LlogxliltfkfltjaulL well Cove ares. clover fields were

u. s. a?“ 1m wnlalned the names of do“! coming soon. Truman dls- Lleuhmnt D “d m bud D s. o arrived heme. frzgm. m?! {more l: lglngoslgggflgglfg? he try of Canada. Galt and Kitchener; reigiiilrrtegvatlorelxlavneubgenwigalnllzgedb

members of the R.C.A.F - m5“ °" e p} ' l d i, . | id hi‘ l ‘ ' Ont." Lt-Col. JR. Stone Blueberry - Y - "i ° ' -—-Wavell expected u. . Baker. ii.c.lv.v.n.. c‘ rl tteto “n” M‘ °' “Y Y "m" LW‘ S“ - "‘ ‘m’ “m” “ling m“ be ' - ' server at the Charlottetown Ex- “n ° "n in: Paris Tuesday at 3:30 PMJSubscrIbed from the field and Bri- Mmmtmn Ana" wnmagifloxligl?! perlmental Station said that the

Edmonton Regiment,

including nine membe g of Lt-Ccl. SW . Thomson Salmon Arm

WWMTS Division — who were air temperature that night had re-

‘nounce today new plan for "i. and Kensington, 9.5.1, (11:30 AIM“ A111,) he arrived m lain mail-led at 33 above and that it was

T‘ "commended" m, “valuable “Wm organization oi central govern. wfhi} Officer has served for the Ch llolmo m t Hé l dlsl d_ m u" 9111"" ma" Gag? “zgtfrthflf 31'?“ M w" at 11:30. Twlixe Mehculisexflyiiigrgillliig] 1- 121:0 diviscigleial headquarters 3'0» wmmamie’ the my“ High‘ unlikely that. apple blossoms would" ° w” °“ “'9 included all stopovers on this sldelimuld be S" “P Bi’ Brwkville. Onnl mad Resume!“ (Blwk wmwhh be affected. However. seven ‘de-

Montreal and Lt-Col. J.P. Erlsor. St. Stephen N 13., commander the Carleton and York Regiment, St Stephen and Woodstock, NB.

In an announcement Monday.

The honors list included five new ~ barons. three of them members ofl parliament; one privy councillor and icin- baroneis. Among the new knights were npresentatives of the

grees oi frost were recorded on the ground. It was not known yet what effect the frost would have on strawberries and on the wllcllberry crop, notably blueberries.

Eastern Canadian Seaboard undel- trying and arduous conditions. By his zeal, cheerfulness and whole- hearted devotion to duty. he has set a fine example and h” been

by July 31. ' 2. His regiments would assem-i ble for "smartening up“ at Camp‘- Shllo. Man.. Balriefield, Ont..' and Debert. N. S -

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of the Atlantic.

Colonel Reid won the D. S. 0. while commanding the Perth Regiment oi Ontario in Italy. Al- though wounded twice. he set an

NEW YORK, June 18 — (A?) _. Matthew Woll, vice resident oi the American Federat on of Labor.

Expect Service

today characterized the posed merchant navy and the shipbuild- . Bi. Lawrence waterway and power lng and other industries. andlmnllirati?“ m “m” ,w°*‘km3 example of eoura e to his officers 3' Tm “M19 1°!“ "W15 m0"! mien“ mmquarw“ ‘am ‘he nioiwt as the silencing oi "scores Field Marshal Montgomery mo. lun er im. Lieut Bakers wife, and men by crawling forward wlm to an unidentified United States‘ Pacific Fierce would be organized ll! millllonscofafilrnerzoabi; ‘dollhrsl. is colnmander-in-dhief of the Brit- ngifiebgfmstgiguohrfig?‘ P‘ a Plat gun and knocking out twg gmllfiinmim" Point for advance on United Slates lines, This would LDNDON _ (c?) _ Llrcol oemp oy an an a r an sad lah orces of occu tion in Ger- "_"' . a eown. _ _ raring early in Se tember. involve certain differences in des-= he was certain an “overwhelming many and is Brltisail member oi OTTAWA J“ l3 _ Cl, Pam’ 0mm" D95" New“ 5:881!“ aeiilelgiprlgi-iiellttlliiglérilflinsby sliit 4' Th“ “he” shigrtages °r P“Y| ‘Waflm °f “mm Bowel"-mmmwl§heMAuYse§iiZ“°3ii¥l‘-1iii°.§§i'§““§§ l majority" or AIL. members woul h... Allied comm comic“, As l "° . i l — Wwd- R. 0- N. R. Charlottetown unit with a“ i, subsoil“ occurred. they would be battalions in the force will be cr- .. .. h o The "Sui; o; the sen,“ W“ ln and Ham“ colon and though he d l the film Trader Horn, as w n. ' “ is not yet aware of it. the head- ma e “p b3’ a Yemflfibering pro- ganlzed on a terrltoriale lglisii the D.S.O. in Billlgfl wherefll he ' commands a Nige an batt on.

gram which might see troops becoming infantry. l Gen. Hoff sister. who-had lunch.

in Paris yesterday, stepped off a

commander of the 21st Al-m Gr . y o“? armored} each unit l-erpreseniativ

the 57-year-old Mpntsomery had

. it. opgsin address Danna ‘m. g huh the Dominion eral election mAnny under his

probably will be announced June 19. The complete list of returns

"This Tflflnk. who has served at sea since December, 1930, is out-

standln

cglaarlllrsdof 6h‘: Iierth Regtlament in ‘r or . ar o. Iecen y went in every respect. and...has to considerable trouble in securing

ltary district and the appropriate numerical ddentifieafilon will be ' ' allotted to each.

che ti of N Y k - Start): Czllifeefxglilfl i; u“ or u“ m’ Canaan

o on ' q .

the st. Lawrence ro W‘? "%“ u” ' ‘“' " ' ‘ “"1 i" “m”! i“ “"1"”! "I4" at ‘all imes rendered good i

"ld conslructlon g’ gm’ waterway wnxérgaPorgl Tfimdsufmblfiglg the same time telegrams will be to a very higli dggi-ga m; “£3158 aildenargfiuepicguieth“ 9mm?!‘ big silver transport at nearby

would make possible “ ‘ of Q8830“ actor an on Gerald Kelly ‘fciggirggd ogihmgofigiiéfi‘?! "lf- ed zeal and cheerfuiness have mess p n e “mm” glfltkcllfie to be greeted warmly by . Flu-CNS

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filfrliglfdshlfgzsitzncfgfildfinbgmlwhose portraits 811a lhet Kingxflélrld c,,,,,,,,,,_ glvlnnhe “um slim? glxagevllnagntglgllrilgvllrlg ills Enllstlng as a Captain in the cifigfausssigiiiiifisxiiifi anddiiallggiigl: canadian \-0cKiNt.. FOR h “Milli lilo crest! Lakexsl cities “to the de- Xxx?“ ffflflffs °ym° lnstllhotlcglpstiiuetnov to be added ficiency of his shin." P/d Wood's $3}; jfmyggldeggmgg, ‘gm “gig Mal-sot. Thetdicncrllll and his staff, (ill). (HEN Filth rmenr. o Ame can railroads and Th‘ cl w ecu lmd Wm; o e cvl an vo c. wim Mm Helen wood ‘macs a. l ' were presen e w the uni uei

iii d land ritlm id r . ° "W ‘Ks Y E" The vote in Canada. is being , _ ' ' Pwmmd Meier in 1940- In 1942 hexago battl tch fhi d - '

“ m“ "' m‘ ° l‘ “' "Y the Bishop of Carlisle. Dr. Henry counted l“ Hall,“ h, m, Mm RR 6v "Wiloiiflivwn- he was“: iovergeas with the Prin- isiofi eiid iheyenigtcrcils immediately servme Personne‘ sag‘!

cess u se usillers and when. to a hotel for his first press con- Q a‘

ind its workers and many commu- iiities."

DIVORCES FOURTH HUSBAND

nos ANGELFS, June l4. - (or) i“ "Pmml WWW“ Allxnl"? °1 Britlsih Columbia. PEI 4w...“ m,“ lam 3m ll l“ the Y M.C.A., and Miss Katherine Th e u l. ban‘ . . . Jtesilment as Officer Commanding lunch with the General Staff. iivorcedsher {curt}: hulbggllt acre; 011mm wim- “"91 "main? "mc" counteediil lhsifiigonvior the United Aliiiifiiv cgfflbfiettii0ffiosial “clliadienl with the rank oi Lien-Colonel. lcmgglJAgrlisngaylfmgrlurl Gilbert Roland drier she testified ‘>1 "he Ministry o’ "mm- wh° “m Kingdom- somewhere in Belgium q. i 3 ' m9 “ 3“ ""1 Wm" "Mimi" "Reed- Colvnel Imam Amerlmimtlon “ ‘ - - ,~ n . . . He worked in lat-Reid was in command o; the my,“ a AWA “E Five mm

he was cruel to her. insulted their», iriends and refused to join in heri social life,

Coming Events "ihow - Haj-Eamon c-ia-ai.‘

Mbutslul. rridsy. estn. s-lz-al.

NW Haven School. 16th. 0-18-21.

“new. "m" m?" 3&1:

"UP-WWII v- esday and mills“! car cement. Low prices

“Dun. __ WORTH! C: " "Dance, Friday, Jung "Show

Herbert Williams. being made a Companion oi Honor.

Among the women honored were Mrs. Sidney Marsham, chairman oi

named Dames Commander- of the Order of the British Empire.

Copenhagen Site Of Big Three Parley?

,_.__ NEW YORK. June l3 - (C?) — The BBC said today it was reported from Copenhagen without confir- mation that the Danish Cap"!!! would be the site of the forth-l com meeting of Prime Minister Churc ill, President Truman endl lifarshsl Stalin. The brodacast

00,000 British

itimes", Montreal for Quebec; Ottawa for Ontario; Emonton for the Prairie Provinces and the Yukon; and in Vancouver for

for the Cansiiion forces in West- ern Europe; Home for the Italian theatre; Cairo for the Middle- East: Bombay for India; Canberra for Australia; St. John's for New- feundlsnfl; and nil-sewn. h- nlalca, for the West Indies.

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Prime Minister King’

John.

Milli!!!‘ Medal. (M. M):

Sgt. Edward Joseph Corbett. St. Genres. N. 1a.. and Charlottetown,

George. NB, i t his -l ,

ment l“ Junaplrgilé- g1! Dmglelgeid géilltlodian Regiment

gill/legged; lain 9mm? er. is. osenh he Corbett, irweg mi rile staff o;

lgllitiéitloéjffiit Bel/field Street. Char-i School. Charlottetown.

British Emnlre Medal iBJ-LMJ: F S Dorothy Helen rely", 3,9, AFR, summerside. PEI. F/S Belvea is a native of saint, NB. Enlistli-ia AF. in November. i941.

1941.

in

His

the RC she has

some weeks later. he landed in Italy. it was as second in command of the Irish Regiment of Canada. He was transferred to the Perth

of London. '

Prior to the war. Colonel Reidl West Kent His wife. lfhe former Eunice Storey. is also .of Charlottetown. Thev have twg children, both boys, ages six and three. Colonel Reid is the son of Dr. A. B. Reid. Charlottetown. and the late Mrs. Reid.

‘Leads By 228 Votes

was reported by ‘the Office oi War Information. ' ._.._.___.__.___

PRINCE ALBERT, SASK, June i3 4 (CP) - Prime Minister M-ac- kenzie King today led his CCJ‘. op onent. W. L. Bcwerman, in Pr nce Albert constituency by 238 votes on the basis of civlian re- turns in Monday's Dominion elec-

been employed in administrative dvlliiles at fiumnxrside. Hei- parents sngwllnynhnls. .W. Belyes. live in ii John Henri L , _ iii girl: G. School, MtillllyrPiglodhilt ‘(lib/S Lyon was horn. 190d. lr Blas-sville. NB. and was employed there at the time of his enlistment

British Empire Bore liriiiil 0f Shipping Losses

ference.

Tomorrow, he will be guest of Prime Minister Mackenzie King at a public reception and inter will

As liar as "AIIICIiCCXIiZB/UOII" of his force went. his said it wouldi retain its Canadian identity, wear- ing Canadian uniforms and Can- adian battle patches. To avoid confusion. however, some Amer- ican orders would be adopted, but he intended to strive for ac "happy medium.” l-Le lhughingiyl said this did not mean that serg- eants stripes would be "tumed upside down" as in the American army or that diffenent salutes or postures would be adopted.

He thought iii; formation would be made up almost 100 per cent of men under 25 years but some exceptions would be made — him- self for instance, art 38.

l-ie was asked if he thought that the enticement of priority home for 30 clear days leave and Hlclfic bonuses has any effect on the over- seas veterans volunteering for an-

iln Honors List

dred and ninety five men and women who have with Can.- adirs armed forces. merchant inn:- ins and fishing fleets were included in the King's birthday honors list that reflected past achievement and efficient groundwork laid for the future.

There wei-e.44 women in the list, which was made up of 158 honors, for the Navy. 132 for the Army.

for the R.O.A.l"., nine for the merchant navy and i0 for th ing fleets. -

The Navy list took inio account the organizational work carried on by‘ the Canadian naval mission in London in connection with the preparations for the invasion a ygigal- ggq and Capt. Ffflhk . Houghton of Ottawa and Victoria, at present overseas chief. was a9- ooinied commander of the British

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METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE, TORONTO. June-IS — (C?) — Minimum and maximum tempera- tures: Vancouver 50. 62‘. Edmon- ton 41. 55: Regina 44, so; Winni- peg 45. '16: Toronto 55, 78; Ot- tawa 54. 80; Montreal 58. 80; Que- bec 4D, B0: Saint John 48; Munc- ton 52. B0: Halifax 52. ‘i2; Char- lottetown 52. 1B: Sydney 4.6. '70: Yarmouth 5i. '72

Forecasts:

in the RC.A.F.. in i941, 3e was stationed sf Mount Pleasant as an armourer. His wife and family live.‘ in Lakeville. NB.) _ ' Mill“? Dale MacDonald, Ne. 2 ANS. Charlottetown. (Sift. MacDonald ls a native of MOIICYOILNBJRCWBS employed as on automotive salesman therenrinr to his enlistment in the R..C.A.F. in 1040.3» is an iiero engiile me- chanic at No. a ANA Hi1 wife an-i daughter Lynn Louise live st 42 [inner ‘iililsboro St. Charlottetown. rlis parents. Ml‘. end lilrs. C. C. MacDonald, live in Louisville. NB.

Mentioned in Deqstehes

flying Officer Samuel lllsehln, Eaatem Air Command. whose wife. Mrs Mschin. lives at 2S4 Biiliocm

l-"rwlil-c (C 3.1:‘. )

Early work in connection with the senior service's reallocation and demobilization program VWS done -_ r79"? I-‘nmnhrev Mcllviaster. re-- tired. Chief of Naval ihrsonn“. “*1 i“ wag »~l_~-=~ mi niflr-or of the Order of the British Empire

(OBE)

Similarly. ill the Armv organizers W"- Mot-"en. Fred R Phelan. Montreal. Director-General of the reserve army. and Mei-Gen, John H Roberts, 54. Kingston. Ont. and Emmi! SOHtMI-Bf- Vancouver who led the Dieppe winds: partly cloudy with n few

“ .‘ cnnlnqfii0ns 0i scattered showers.

‘of the Ball, (CB; whip; Marltimes: Fresh southwesterly officers interested in demobilization Winds; Kenerlllv hi!’ With much iike Mil-men, Hugh A. Young. the same temperature.

Calgary. Qual-tel-mast General.

: (‘Continued Tlnmpage

Seaman "Lost Lives

from car. P.J. Noy d! O0. 0-18-21 "Da

We — Bergman's Ware- lligylf- Mechelle. Saturday, June - d-li-Si.

Lower St. Lawrence: Moderate west end southwest winds; gener- ally fair and wann.

Lake Si. John: Partly cloudy with a few scattered showers with stationary or a little lower temp- eraturc.

Gulf and Bay Chaleur: Fresh or strong southwest to west winds: partly cloudy with much the same

temperature. North Shore: Fresh to locally to southwest

-'-— " o." e sa a r a pause. " othizr thistle“ m I LONDON June 13 '-' (C?) — really think the chaps who volun- Tile British Empire lost more than mend did so in a sei-imis we; They half of the total Allied and neutrail nmsonll-l m,“ liiw had lgingli “l; merchant shipping sunk ‘hiring m“ I to see the thing tthrough and were war from Sept. 3, 1939 to May lL-(lead 5% on Slaying limii me my, :1 ggiglgigdAtllljgliio-Ilmmerlcan statement Shot ms llmdh.

3 - . He e l laihed that it was not con- t agitzifilelfs" £570 ‘hi? “f m“ templaifePd havlnz ilhe R.C.A.F. as an 79m ol m laxgal ‘awn’ 1°55 °1 4" air support. is would be fur- 00°10“ o? °erch°n?a§§°§175°g£inished by the American army all‘ which she blggan iilxie svalgpsgg lgvuilt‘ Mme‘ Th‘ would w" 4,500,000 ions of new shipping. “i” '19‘ 3m °'°”'

The fact that the British Empire sensed a large original tonnage

and. by conducting an intensive building program managed to maln- tain a large merchant fleet at sch; was responsible to a large degreei

tion.

Mr. King's majority was based on reports from 167 of the 1B2 polls which gave hlnl a total of 7.- 035 against 6.154 for Bowerman. Two other candidates trailed, Sqdn. Ldl". W. Nelson. Progressive Conservative, 2.415. and J. N. Hai- deman, Social Credit. 747.

LONDON, June 13 - (Reuters) .- More than 30,000 men of Britain's merchant navy lost their lives dur- ing the war. Sir Cyril Hurcomb, director general, Ministry of War ‘Transport, said today. Four thou- sand were wounded, 4.000 interned or taken prisoner and 4.700 missing. he said. SOVIITS RECOGNIZE PM“ ._.._.. MOSCOW. June l3 - (A!) -— Italisn ambassador Pietro Queroni presented his credentials today a5 the Kremlin. The ceremony mark- ed the recognition of Italy by Rus- a.