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the Association mfiltfieltfienlaiufleurlesse Canadi- Mmriaiwalse (1'A.C.J.C.) is not fmmom organization. ‘lhe Can- ‘dgil Register emphasizes in tho rial W993 “AW edlew Canadan Refliflfl‘. Th ' pmvmu of Quebec edition "wiimeny The Montreal Beacon. "’ official Catholic weekly for “maul-ch provinces o! TOMB!!! med ‘mggtpn and. 01 the M00689 0i u broke as well as b91118 We géénmd mglish-speaklng Cath- I l for Montreal. “l-“iiiirltlnrvclri sluts“; n as " norior of Dollard dire "ottemoux The canadian Registers orlizifiui ' points out that the ‘dcjycm was formerly the . .5 unit o! flour‘; official an za .ons. Aligvggveg? i113 eéiltorisl Q "the AC.J. . more in racial and pfllirt-icfl-l tivitles than in Catholic Action. if“... rellieved o! its res onsibilites..." ""}’,§‘,“i,,m.piete text od the editor- 's: hmilogunday celebrations were ld lrl Lafcntaine Park in honor Bipollild des Ormeaux. the pencil-Canadian hero who, in 1m went out with 1'1 younB mug“... to meet and defeat the poquoli. These intrepid men m4 ville Marie and New mm by attacking the enemy m». before they could reach ,ttleir objective. Sunday's C6";- tny consisted of an open-oi‘ ‘he offered by dn. Ldr. the My Qaoyge; HAGUE, R..C.A.F. 1nd “no by Capt. the Rlev. J. E. 1R ll g. Gravel. D€ifléhlxl€fiiia frcm ti: y,“ Army an r orce we “wit, and speeches were later ‘fig by men such as General

“if: matter what isolationdsts my m, the Fzench-Canadian Mile does not want to swerve m its duty," said Gen. Panet. 1n. m insult to our heroes. it t. “fling the most glorious wit! our history to represent lb ll hehind-the-iiae soldiers

to align themselves

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viii tit gigantic effort of the WM Nations " . ‘All organization known as the

Association Catl-lolique de Jtllnesse canadienre Francaise IACJIJ.) was asked by Gen. Plllei to participate in this cele- tioa. it refused the invita- tion, illicierl-ing to commemorate lleday in iis own way as it had done in the past. During lire cei- ellratlcn a group of young men llldilptctl to create a disturb- ilwe. ‘Illese men were apparent- llllot members of the A.C.J.C. illl they carried placards, one of Ihich read "Donald's Onl Les- ltll-No Conscription" am an- tttler “Bravo A.C.J.C." iinguit 1i‘ didgmto Lintpimiilunaire’ an ica t e lirctl in clitica-l controversy. ore it worth nothing that the A.C.J.C. despite ts name, is M a Catholic organization. For. grill’ it was the correlating unit will“, admirable group o-f offi- ‘ll Pilillollc Action organiza- u ~ ‘lite J.O.C. and J.A.C. the “ti? and the .1 axe. Since. how- r the A.C.J.C. is more inter- !" r2618] and political n than in Catholic Action. m "will? relieved of its

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"I'd: Western and Eastern locals chm" nnouncemen mg no", “I 3s oer word; in Memorial Noueee “M” and Slpllltllll Offer-rm Cards. etc. to Er name-

dliia eugagemen l0 words for 8L0! additional I words. Notices of 'l‘ d

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spiritual responsibilities. The lat- ter work is now conducted by a new organization which devotes itself exclusively to matters reli-

gious. ‘s This is a free Coil try. and

n we have no desire to criticize any grou which ovsazliiies. to poll cal ends. But it is a great pity that any such group should retain the name "Catholic." The individual members of the A.C.I.C. are doubtless all memberfl of the Catholic Church, but they pursue their corporate activities u -speakln-g Canadians of a particular point of view and not as tlilolics. The adJWUi/Q "catholic" criminately and in a way to‘ do dimrviize to the cause NUS-on- Canadian Catholics are W M means all French-s aking. nor do m1 pram-m . spea ing Catholics share the views od the A.C.J.C. The Church is universal: it does not concern itself will Poll-lim- larist activities. The dluwh i8 spiritual; it does not concern it- seld with partisan politics.

Namzo‘ covaitNon or GIBRALTAR

LONDON. June z _ Mai-Gen- F.N. Mason Maciarlarle. head of the British nlllitary mission to Mos- cow, wes named governor and coin- mander-ixl-chlef of Gibraltar 18st

week.

The colonial cfiice announced his selection as successor to Ilord Gort.‘ who now is sovel-nor and ccmnland- er-in-chlef of Malta.

Geri. Macfarlane, 52. went to Russia. last June. He has been des- cribed as "essentially a. fighting soldier.” _

Before the war he was a military attache in Berlin and was consider- ed t0 be an authority on German military tactics.

In September 1939. he went to France as director of military intel- ligence. After the German break- through in i940 he oganirled a "scratch" battalion which brought valuable military equipment from Arras and fought its way to the coast. For this he was awarded the D.S.O.

In August, 1940, he was named seciond-in-cominand at Gibraltar,

i“ but later returned to England as a

division commander, then went to Russia.

I C. N. B. VICE-PRESIDENT NAMED

MONTREAL, June 1-—In a circul- ar issue by R. C. Vaughan, presid- ent, and N.B. Walton. vice-presid- ent .in charge of operation, main-- tenance and construction, W.R.. Devenish is named vice-president and general manager of the West- ern Region, Canadian National Railways. I-fls headgluarters will be at Winnipeg and e appointment is effective today.

As vice-president as well as gen- eral manager he will have juris- diction over the Railways activities from the Great Lakes to and ill- ciudiug the Pacific coast where tnc company is engaged in important wartime shipbuilding in its own p an .

AIRLINE TRAFFIC MEN

‘TORONTO. Ont., JuneZ-Follow- 111g the inauguration of regular ser- vice on May 1st between Moncton N.B., Sydney. Ns., and Gander and St. John, Newfoundland. to meet war requirements, w, Gordon Wood Eastern Traffic Manager. Trans Canada Air Lines, announces the appointment of C. E. Houiton as Traffic Representative‘ at St. Johns and G. M. Dempsey as Traf- fic Rleplesentatlve at Windsor Ont., succeeding Mr. Houlton. The ap- paaifltments are effective immedi- B- Y.

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MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE

Yesterday ’s

newsprint section while St. Law- ____ w Market gemoforporation "A" slipped a (Canadian PM») Utilities were brighter spots, mk- vu- §‘.’u‘i‘“.‘.t‘3. ‘$33 $312.2’ "‘ “' . a was a- n T“ i 5 1 a wagg%gggymogl,%%irs head at one time but reverted to gamma“ 48 3-4 ISSUE , lanlldélnggl‘. can. was behind - s. Can Pacific 5 1-4 International Nickel edged high- voru Smelt 3'12 el- in pivotalmetals but iruasen Bay Dom B11686 24 Egg, do, “an Mining was in arrears. Holllnger Edition. t Cabbage P" 1a u» ffillffei b.if"ta.°;2'i"1°"““‘i§“‘i Roast Bee, “a” v ra was a ea a Im/p Tob 9 1-2 in oils. mt Nickel 313-8 1%,‘ t 1 m Other changes involved a down- lviti Powel- 21 PM ti.) "t 5- weld adjustment rol- Asbestos and got, lagoon 24 Sh.“ lb Imwféalyqgfiaoco and a lift for or a. 44 “ ' ' ‘ - shawmgan n L8 Beef, qr. 13-1 otal sales: 14.900 shares; Indus- L o Fowl, each $100-$135 als, 7,400; Mines, 7.507. ' s: L" f"? 1°“ Butter dairy 35-89:: s M’ 1° 1'8 Corned beef 15-16e Potatoes, pk, 40-459 l, Y k s ggfgpyias- 4 "a mg; MINING cw or tock 0...... . m, m. . w. Tomatoes. lb. 35.370 1- ' Y Head iett 1 . (Canadian Press) EXfiilallgfi Chicken, life's tic-grid; 1030M“- Jilm 3- Herrins. doz. 22c g1?“ gill" ____ - Mushrooms Per lb. 60c “m” Ne ca t. a lbs. Ans Cdn 38 (Canadian fro!) Ne: rhigzufbl 4 lbs. 3g: gag Hm. 22g Stocks cl Isla a i h z b. “I101” 12 m Lobster?‘ i‘ 81Gb,’ l £33 Bankfleld a i-s Am c and r- 21 i-2 Potted plants 25c "m" 71 Am Tel Tel 11s l-2 Fresh cod 13., Bidswd 5 i-I Anaconda 2s 3-4 Haddock 15¢ Boblo v aldwin Loco 1o s-a Seedlingis 20-50.», Bgggflme 71g 5 8 Bendix Av 30 New on ons per bunch ' htn Steel no 1-2 its} lettuce 15c glrpgtlggm 1-4 C es Ohio 29 3- nua p ants, doz. 30-40 Chrysler so 1-8 Fresh strawberries (imported) qt to: Bu" All!‘ 1B5 Con Edison 12 a-s Asparagus .1-2 lb. 15c Q1113!“ 98 Eiec Auto Lite 2e s-a New beans (imported) lb. 25c cillmm" 13 1-2 Gen Elec 25 5-8 Cucumbers, each 22¢ can Mal 39 Gen Motors 36 3-4 Cent Pat 100 Kennecott 26 1-2 chest" 33 Mont Ward 29 1-2 gmhtglxgllft g7 3 8 N Y c t i 71-8 °n e 7 - n... lifé‘; . 7-8 Toronto Exchange v-u- 1m Phil Pet Co ac s-a 190m 011 l3 1-2 Texas Corp 33 l-4 gggufiiliitl? 15g 1-2 United Air 24 o s Rubber 1'1 3-4 Eld°rfld° 41 v e Si C» 44 3-4 .i‘.“§lt1".'.“.’.iuit‘§ J"i“§§”nfi§ PM" =65 west m” 70 1'8 fdex 0d n. th stgck- xchan Ford A 17 l‘ Woolworth _ " i “Y ° e t ‘f’ Franco 2s t; also 523i its. "ii an M 1m - Gcdale a 1-2 other grcuip~ posted minor index gains bu-t thzy traded lightly with ggggsyl! a feiw exceptions The secondary solds had,’ mign attentitctrl. g1? Mi“ 2g g‘; Turnover .00) s axes was e I ' ——— ~ nsplra 25 (‘mmadian Press) “e335? Lilli; ziarighter war mt Nickel 31 1'4 smell‘ 01°“ new; “there appeared to be no def- Jenn” Z inlte factor stimulating the buying Kw" Add 405 Abmbi C°m '“ of gold silares. As in the previous Kirk Li" 45 Abmbi PM 4 1'4 advance. KerrAd-dfscn was a leader Lake 311MB 8'75 “hem-i 18 and it held 2o cents of a as ad- Lsmeque e40 B A 0'" 15 3'4 vanes, closing at 4.05. Melartlc Lope. Cad e Beauhemols 9 5-8 Gold Fields traded 12.000 shares Mitch s5 Biimurst A 13 1'2 and touched 1.70 before settling Little LL 104 Fwd A 174 back to 1.67 for a net gain of 9 Macassa 235 Hlr Walker 42 cents. Buffalo Ankel-ite gained l4 Mscbeod 15o ImP O11 3 1'4 to 1.85. East Malartlc 11 t0 1.58 Madsen 50 Pr-Ce Com 7 3-4 andxgalns of 9 to 15 were held by Malartic 167 Price PM _ “$131351 cgd-grcia Agigfiglflgiurtézifiaéh fiiiesi zis cg 1'8 .. - . - n shutt. O'Brien. Pickle Crow, Sigma Mann“, 1 B k and Preston. d b Min Corp 112 an s senor golds held stea y exoep Monet-a 28 for a gain of 1-2 forlficmetotolil 1-2 Nag; Sew 8 14 -- "iiu1.%°§2ii§%’ni.’§2u“§£. mil‘... gtybi", g3 1* . ' ss n stock (Canadian Press) Close Itwclrmbed to ‘aligzotailltgzl closed at. Neruda 44 L: s 1‘ Indtlzlxshgidyi: linked better- as the g%rlrem g8 Canada — session advanced and they held an ten 1 Commerce 142 index gain of .719 Senior oils were 8mg: 3g Montreal —— up and scattered gains appeared in om Nickel 15 Royal Bank 149 the utilities. flood. anidegnkracgeerlst.‘ our 57 Nova Scotia -- togrggnw {gig-gs and 0mm gaymaster W" 1(1): 1-2 ' - _ l ill ake a "P011 . burg loin w 26 F°°h 5 we m gckorew 185 . oneer 132 Finance Powell .. Currencies 3"“°“w "° __.__.__. ueens n 16 NEW YORK, June 2-—(A.'P>- an Ant 171 Mildly irregular tendencies per- senator sisted in today's stock market de- -———- Bherritt 65 ite aimistic a developments. Sigma 490 spnmoilli; Cnlladiii/nr stocky Dzme NEW YORK. June, ‘ZFQOPG Slscoe 42 Min-es gainrd l-2 point “("1310 Mc- Tile Canadian dollar t'ln.s c‘ 1 i0 Slade" 25 Intyer easzd 1-2 and Ford of Call- cf a cent loweié at‘ a fisfziunFotgelgn slave Lake 1 5-8 ada A 1-8. flnctlanged were Can- per cent lndwngys cgtitigwa m!“ 3 E pow g 14 adian Pacific, Distdlrrs Seagralns. Exchange e5 85-‘ 1 Bond "We 5g“ pave 12-- 5 International Nlckxl, Brazfllan ei n Extlihaflilbcecxfgl ffiscount) Um stand gm 3 5.3 ‘grlaction, Iiolilzlger and Imvenal gigo-iangii»: 52%,“ w... tnepound glean Rn 16g . - ' 5 The Associated Press average Sterllrlfl- SQVQTP, 145 €i.""°“.§iz'..‘f.i. ‘x-‘iffiiéiiii i-irlz“ T»; H 1v ee c ltlg S“ . i i1 ' To 85 lng unchanged at 34.6. Deal ngs still were relatively slow but trazis- A 323mg? {l}? fers totalled 316,000 shares agamst vennuam n 14 3&2? iligwjififlg’. for the year or waits, Am“ . . a i ; ti. e“ 8° ton-u»- m» we w angelizeghrllgil/{Igiig a new top Toronto-Stocks advanced with tho UNLISTED for 1942. with o’ rain of l-4. plus 101*" Mai“ - h h. 1 signs were retained bv Americm Montreal-Utlfltles andgelfllillnélua; COB PEP 17g . t- lower of. Foothill Telephone, N.Y._ Central, Dome all": 1:111:25”. - Mandy 24 14 Mines. General Eectlic. West ng- Nmv. york_smckfl unchannm pend o" 122

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Montreal Exchange

MONTREAL. June a-tdPl-A generally steady tone. except in newsprints, prevailed in quiet trad- ing today on the stock exchange and curb market.

On the stock exchange a feature was the drop to a new low by st. Lawrence Paper preferred in the

‘Petal Sales 228.000.

Lac. Fred MacKenzle. R. C. A. F. formerly of Montague, is now serv- ing overseas with the air force. He has been in uniform for about two years and went to England several months ago. Lac. MacKenzie is a. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MacKen- lie, Montague.

War‘"25 Years Ago TodaY

(By The Canadian Press)

JUNE 3. 1917 —- United States mission to Russia, hxdeci by Elihu Rcot. arrived at. Russian Pacific port. Albania proclaimed independence under Italian &0- tecton. Allied airmen raided r- man airdrcnlcs at Zeebrugge. St. Denis Westlcrn, Bruges and other Belgian towns.

EARNSCLIFFE W. I.

On May 12th the Earnscliffe Wo- men's Institute met at the home of Mrs. W. W. Mutch with eight members nnd three visitors in at- tendance. til-e vice-president, Mrs. B. Doyle presided and meeting opened with Institute Ode and Creed. Roll

2 call was answered by Sing, Say.

Play or Pay. Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved.

Correspondence was read and dis- cussed. Reports were heard from committees.

Moved and seconded that two delegates attend annual convention at hCharlottetolvwn, June 17th and 18t .

Plans“ were made for district convention meeting to be licld at the home of Mrs. B. Doyle on

'I‘ucscla,v evening. Julie 2nd.

The following R/Qd Cress ‘work was turned in since last meeting viz.: Seven pr. white socks, six pr. ref- ugee mitts, 1 pr. airiorcc socks.

Mrs. All. Mutch kindly invited members to llel" home for next meeting, Roll call to be answered with a donation for “Baby show- er’. The singing of the King brought a very successful meeting to a close. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess and a social hour spent over the teacups.

NEW PERTH W. I.

At the invitation of the teacher the New Perth Women's Institute held their May meeting in the school room and were entertained by the pupils who gave a demon- stration. Junior Red Cross meeting with Leo Corcoraxl presiding. After their roll-call. committee reports and business the Juniors asked the Institute for a new flag. A delight- ful Health Play entitled "The Witches Menu" was their put on under tlle clzrectioll of Misses Julie Moore and Doris McLarcn. After an excellent lunch was enjoyed by all. the children were dismissed and the women held the business part of their meeting. It was moved and seconded that the lonelier purchase a school flag costing in the vicinity of five dollars. A bucket and sonic hooks are also to be bought. A statement of the amount realized by the lottery and two card parties was read. The total rcceips wen $37.86. Expenses amounted to $5.36 leaving a, balance of $32.50 for Red Cross. Ten (lallars was forwardtd to the Red Cross before tire lottery Iwas complete and the balance of $22.50 is to be handed to the can- vassers in the coming Red ‘Cross Drive. A rug which is for sale. was completed since last meeting and also two quilts for the Red Crcss. Mrs. Lincoln Dewar was appointed delegate to the Annual Convent-ion- The National Anthem brought the meetin to a close. The next meet-

ing wll be held at the home of Mrs. Collings.

PEANUT CROPS China and India are lilo worlds leading producers of peanuts.

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wasted. l\'o cost ls added.

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NORTH RIVER W. !_

The May meetinB of the North River W. I. was held at the home of Mrs- A. E. Todd with eleven members present. Meeting opened with the Odo and Creed. Minutes of last meeting were read and Roll Cali was answered with a flour bag. Sick committee reported that one had been remembered with fruit. The Red CrossBaby Shower w.a discussed and lt was decided that members or any others in commun- ity wslllng to contribute articles for British Babies, bring or send tllcir donation to the Julv Institute meet- ing, Two dollars was voted. for the “Save The Children Fund." Mrs. Edison Mutch and _Mrs. Gordon Thompson ivere apponted delegates to attend the Institute Convention ill Cilill‘iOii.€iOVl:ll_ hienns of raising nloney were discusses and it was decided that each member answer the R011 Call at the June meeting with a cash donation. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Russell Wheatley on June 3rd when luncll committee will be Mrs. Norris KibSQlL Mrs. Glen Owen and Mrs. Ernest Ladner. At the close of the meeting a humorous was given by Miss Leah MacKinley. (Lunch was served by the hostess and committee in charge.)

CENTRAL ROYALTY W. I.

The Mav meeting of Central Roy- alty W. I. met at the school house with l0 members present, the Pies- ident Mrs, W. P. MHCLEOGVDNSLKIIXIK. Meeting opened by repeating Creed. Roll call ulislvercu by an economic- al reclpe or liousclloid hint. Minutes read and approved.