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mt" WESTERNGUARDIAN l

|U|lllI is reserved forriews ItiIrrfWi, but advertising nature may be IIISEPi/fll word. 5111C"! PEYIITIQ

Inrftwf? J and C. Kennedy. L-Bii). atintz and costiy

tu. M555 Lotion keeps id

IWNIUITPAIYI‘, Gen- ltiberni contracts at Phone Sum_merside.

_R|"\"»\'I Nose and Throat Re- iitid preventfin of

_,,,;|,i;i_.i~i; ‘i’ inin CHURCH

fl t vii A M. Albany‘ 3.00 PM. t’ 7.00 i’. lily-Rev. Ralph

ii sIOT. L-1022-1I-30-1I.

‘I'll nfYEit-Mr. R. N. itiilt itcufrew and Co. LW-ti and is now buy- IiII kinds of fox pelts, Illl'S at office of C. R.l

it itv stttwrtno EN-, :1 iiriltitr had a close .

: ‘till! \\':.S struck bv a west end rai way

i '-\';|\ to the fetidcr 0st

-\\ \Ii llllltli — The C. W. L ;i '.\ t»: Kenslngton IZLIIQ club and meet- i tiiil wtcklv. The first

.\l‘t iLtilltin, Several lay- ' --itt and considerable

. .1 tut r ita u Church Sh" _ n o or: ‘and PRINCE (JOQIINTY “m” m

News. SilbWfI tlom, Advertising, should be lei: Wm, Mm “mm n: ciittttiittn may be lwlllllsl erny of the following Sim. t“

oitsiore. Water Street. bakery. Water Street.

rtiian will be delivered to any home in s | B, it; k per day. or 10c per week. Phone 289 tttilnfiliiieiftf." ’ to the boy responsible for deliveries on yqur ma“:

Gourlies Drugstore w t - Milli Gludet, 67 Glranxiitilel:

—BISMA-REXI 1 . i at Taylor Drug Cbeyisigicigiiiiztgililiécll

—CHRISTMAS Ct ' . ,‘ - assortment. Rex 5 Ifilfldflqlflfiwgsutzxi mQYBIdE- L-totti-li-"zn-zi,

—BUYING live and dressed [101]]. m,’ "my ‘la-v- Htchcst lilufkPl. Pflces. P. J. and C. Kennedy. L-Bdfl

Y. P. U. Supper. L-tooit-it-Ltti-il-s

--SOLDER-s’ radiator cement, sold at Braces L-OBEI-llfill-Zi.

“CUSIIIOITCOYPFS. Table Run-

and l0, Suniinorsidc, L~ IOIO-II-IZO-Lll.

—\'ISITING IN sistnr; _ Ms N. W. Show of Moiictott is iii 1,» Mr. and Mrs. Rom-t Shaw Slstflt?

cilia Gorrilll wlto has bciii u".~tli~,-_

Gorrfll. -s.

— CONGRXPFL. JfiltiiCs R. Arnctt. o. Alba VISIIIYIE his son. Mi; J. It‘ nett. of Summcrsitie. is TCC-‘IVIHE the conzfattiltiticns of his ll‘.’\ll_\'

i over the citv and tiisitcd the tip-lo- date flll‘(I_l‘0lII€_ thrrii Ills tnrntv friends wish Illlii nianv intro Iln|it‘\‘ birthdavs. 5

-wanntxo ti} Drettv wedding was

ni

Immaculate Concvutioti rnurt-lt tit

Maxim? Peters. oi Pti.iill‘l' I{"'l tunic the i)i‘i(lt.' 0t .\1t‘ i Roc es scn of Mr. lit. "totiche. hcv. Pittrict; " pei"t'oi"tneci the CFIPIIIUIIV tittri tilti-

was held at the

()i'li'l‘ ADJOURNS .» i't‘illl‘l- at Summer- .iit- die vOSKPYdB-V Crepe dress with intitt-ittiiu at t-.:-1t.— \'<" hlttl all been lflk- l ics and tzrcv ttti rout. “is. Iitlli (1 i Deskcotdies attended hcr stout‘. .\ii. '~\ Vi- i Martin lJcslikwt-lus was the tzrootns- ‘ ttttll AlC-Xllllfilelfll/llllglnian. Following lite cereniotiv the,

i .\li". Watson Mac- . Lowell Compton. atiisurncd until De-

idue will give his lllillCd A. C. Saund-

r-fiiillilN fiFPPlCR AT

A most success- tir was served at . J. G. MacLellari.

t-ii Thursday night, - Jltlifil‘ was under the C. w. L. A large i'.\l"IlI atid partook supper provided by

ill usic and dancing K

-r0s1' \'l'l"fl.i\L SHOWER _. ‘. shower in honor of t-‘:t"d Callaghan was . tltlllii‘ of Mrs. Calla-

tt-i Monday evening. t. .'ul gifts were op- d by Mrs. Gervase rs. Neil Simpson. "c scrvcd by the

‘, ‘f “m WVMS‘ of the childpcn lctl \Vt‘(Illf‘S a

‘“""ll't='* 0f the Summer-

-li was much ap-

“nqinyl “Mllltl with them a "Wvlt-"actnetit for the. _IIl‘I-I'(‘SIIIT1E‘I‘II.§ were chm“, pflpuhunn

5"“ \V»M.S. The reg- " 7h” “Yenlflg meeting.

IVEs is]? NEWS-Mr pmdm‘ ‘ll Wllmot has ll‘ ‘iltl ttctvs of the death t!‘ John W. Condon on

v: .- 2 t-

51in \\.t\ 7:) pram o‘ age an‘! ' tti the late Mr. and

“"0 was before her mar» d‘ YQPIOIIPY 0f French m, if?" I180. There are ‘, M1111"! daughters and "" It! lti_ Cambridge. SIIFVIVGI M73, H,

w

l" Witmot. 'I‘hc Slrcct Congress. as an active member

" "tr past-it. m», i; lit‘ music was beau-

-i~“‘i;.'".ll%

the brine and urtirin. Uttrntt. ‘c

mas tho Lhiidicn UI Muir .\.lii propr le litmus. ’t tii- Llllii." \ trartiveiy (treated iii ti ott‘ v n t:

wedding t).‘it'i\ tiiiti tittnttitttci uttlr bride's home. 'ilit- bride tin aitcrwards motored Li) Uhzt 2

town, i'f‘illl'lllliil Ill the Pltll-ltu to Borden, whore 5lll)l)(‘l‘ tt-it, served at the huiie oi the crootn s sister. ’ihe satne evcntiin it recctiticti was illtvtl at the groom's ltoine. witvro a .at";.e number of nt-onlt- (‘YIPIIUJ d izratulalictis and a l ._ w t. to the new I]l‘i(Ii?. On lhuisday; t nine the bride and uiooni wtxc guests of honor Ifll‘ ll DOSL tittptttzl shower at the honic of Mr. and Mrs. Urban Gills. Miscouche. \\hcr.i thev rcrcivczt hCIIlP vcrv ltiveltxgitis. After refreshments a stiriul Ill‘(‘ with daticins: was eniovtitl. Frcvicii s to her marriage the bride was the guest of hciici- at it sltnvtit" bv hit" gii"l friends at Palmer Road. Mi‘. and Mrs. Dositosttes will make their home in Miscouche, and have the best wishes of their many friends. S

Personals

_Mlss Wilha Motiklcy of Keit- singtoii was a weekend visitor to Northam.

—Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McAlecr. Mr. ‘Thonuis Reid tmd .\i'=‘ ‘stbcllc Reid of Hope RIYPI‘ were _ Indian River m lirndivv. -~Ix.

JlilllfS Saunders.

Jas. Pctirlcrtzast motored to Mmrnclie Tticsdiv morning lo nticntl the funeral of the lat; Liambcrt (Stilts. -l>'..

-Mr. amt .\i".<.

ttitisiit: anti itvv _v ntortiin’! lo‘: Watertowu, Mass. to _I0't'.l .\iir. Ji» mison who has been there for some i months. They were accncnpanled by i Mm. Jamisonfls sister", t\irs Dairy i

-~‘\'fr.~. Roiiaid

Wai-ertown. - K.

1- |, “VH1: “vny soldier inher-

culin and chest x-rav icsis. ltt-t us‘ ha” u" “muwnmflm” hy MSW‘! n". iwith Premier HePburn.

Mr. Cross relinquished his lriilins as tninistxrr of munlcipa itiiirs and pttbllc welfare last week. ‘The Telegram said that the rea- sons for his resignation apparent today as details of one of the major factors contributing

Kensimrton And Vicinity

Mrs. Albert tvKfitllTitt-t returned lo her home in M n: ton. N.B.. afliii" an enjnyatble two trt-yeks liohdrt. with her sister, Airs, .I.'\t‘.t‘i S. Butits. Iterc.

C, C. Baker. MLA. was auhttsi- res: visitor t0 Stt.'itiicr.~\,v. lhurs-

day. t

in the Princ" CtttllllV ll-“IIT Summcrsidc, where Sh!‘ “an IT 1v Owl-aim on, ‘is l'.']TUl't(‘(I ntaktzig ii gcod rocovtnv.

1mm] ,,qii]1.ry arp liitsfin’: new as Iocal i‘ll‘illt“.. .r_c disiinsiiiu of at. least part of lhtxr saltxilili poultry. _ _ _ I

A“ pnjfllvflbl‘ ‘(and I".ii‘i__ and Dan“. was he'd lll the‘ Mattal oti Hcu e. on i<'i':‘tay cvctiittfi-

This stctltn of the pi" its worst snow sttt t" ll Thiirday HiiPT'l"l‘ll. \t"-‘-"H = wliid scl- iu with‘ t \\tt~ ltnrd. c ' drift. w‘; _ l \_ X tl li iw 11- t '- stjitli IRIIIXIIOE arcuntl the town.

SCHOOL TEACHERSJOYS, GIRLS. AGENTS. “u” "m! Wilt Christmas orders early, for the Cano- grarn Brooches made in p“. riotlo colors, lied, White and

I50 each postpairl. twenty or more.

Diamonds. etc. Lowest Pfllmllt repair service.

M0555. Jeweller,‘ Kenslngtnn, P. l. Island

.i -—RESER\'E 'l'l"iu.d i, i) l ' ' -

5th for KensingtonnUItitcd

can. block WFIFI and’! BIBS at

SYDNEY. N. 8-. Nov. tiers in plush and tam-sip}; RN 5 ~A wcll known resident of ittt" more than a decade and llilIlH‘ of Tigniglii ‘Calvin RIZICFILVGOD ltomt- carlv today following a short llltttws. She was 61.

former Mary Ann iDottald of the Prince Edward ind community. She is survived hcr husband. two dauqltters and

-co.\'v.u.sst"i.\"o hi... p1,...‘

80mg treatment in the Plllltc c‘ rig) - . Hospital is coiivalcs-citig at tlII‘ i§§§le§§i";=,yden an of

home of Mr. and Mn. s1 i » - - Mcassey. Stinzmcrside. <31 s. “SINK Puma" son of Bradalbnne is Illll‘: ttg wit,“

- ‘Smi- Sttnnv Br. e, N. B., and three Charles and John Mac- Donald. in Prince Fdward Island and Dan MacDonald,

Funeral arrangements were not critiiplcted immediately.

Effect of R. A. F. Bombings revealed From French source

fiends on the occasion of his Ruin‘ lflhilillfi Ill Stine 0i his vr-a Mr. Arnett is nitile flJIlVf‘ and It’ a keen Interest in ivcifli titiairs- H!‘ ffccnt v iiiadc rt ' ti» i)" xi -n,

where he had lhc nt a" of tli."in<_;

A vcrvl ._ id tn ‘ —--— Wednesday. Norciiibct- zith. tit inc-w tvigpgerimp N0“ m _ L‘ II ‘ ~ — '

Palmer Rcad whtn Iizss Entity A Mm I ' “m be hang Peters, datuzhlcr _<,i Air. and Nlrs. . L] M, ‘Hugh- munonzeu b‘, me ueh

‘1- the wide extent ti

.otttinucd almost tit_-iit..\'. the tictvsiiauei" said. LAB ritivics imputation, the article

tirrtted the tttiptitii mas. in 1h: prts-‘ senoe 0i the iricntls tttiti rt- .ili\\,.it f,

irtitius tttili t,,..t..s in L-Ac raittoao ttttihtus tlllii Ire (is.

Iiicit‘ was no IIJJIILICII of damage I.) iitlfOtJY ldCIIiLtCS, since i...i.t.-i" iiotittt be a unitary

t\.'ii ittitnbs a number of tunes. ZELAICP» — The} ~\t.- t\IlliiStl'v told today of OVEIILgIIII

lliltlil.’ tad. tciitnti upon ‘

utimtt have oesn praying tipoii BrL-

a. rv said that the sub- iii..rt..t- Jtlillllill (tint: varos at Stettin on the tjziitic Sea. and the U-boat i-ttiiit‘ iactorv at Mannheim were

A synthetic oil plant at Politz was hti ittiti ictt in flames. y .ll!i‘-L'il.htGI'i('8 bcntueis have raided the Baltic. Dcriodically. although it IS a long, arduousilight lIOIII British bases, _

'I‘iic first. bomber over Poittz start- cd fires immediately. the Mini said. and one observer counted iiother notect eight. "as a re- su t cf his own bombirt

Attacks were made also on the ,channel ports of ‘ouiic and Le Havre

Other targets boni

ntumcations in western Germany. ‘Itillitdfv storehouses near Mainz and mirdrcmes at Kobleriz and Eindhov-

n. 1c Two British aircraft were reovrt- st ors to ‘ rd llllsitililfl

iSays Gross Disagreeti With Hepburn

TORONTO. NOV. 29—1(CP)——Th0 . "t ~ "t- '. tflld n a news. ti» it i~ W121... .. s.

‘*— m’, ‘ ‘"""' ti" t. led to resign his port- "57- ImmRmN GnVFRNFJnIIIItZ IItqgthe Ontario Government not only by his desire to return to ltigal practice but bv disagreement

tisuitliy reliable quarters." The newspaper said that it has reported that a iccttse of the disagreement was the payment of an $18,000 legal fee to Armand Racing. Windsor lawyer. "friend of Premier now Ontario public trustee, for his services in connection with the re- riititiiciitg of sandwichu municipal bi"

l been

ST. THOMAS. Ont» Nov. 2ft — M rihm k a mp0,“, , tCPi — Premier Mitchell F. Hep-

l‘-‘~ Perry "l" ‘t burn of Ontario said in an inter- \|i‘\\' i\t. his honte near tonight. that ts no disagreement between t, Cross and himself which to (Jrostvs resignation as miti- isicr of welfare and mtiniclpa. af- iaiis iii the provincial govetntnmt.

informed nf a Toronto telegram iicivsirtpci" story saying the Prem- iincl his former minister (II~lli!l‘(‘('(I over payment of an $18.- Ice to Armand Racine, Witu'~oi" latvycr, for his stwtfices lli ‘cnniirrlioit with the refinancing cf ii-p itiuiiiripai debt of ". ilf‘|)'.lill"i said the mailer had

ii i can |"e"o|l."~cl I tlf".‘— the Racine blti with

By J. F. Sanderson Canadian Press Staff Writer

day.

supplies.

naval entitv.

eftFt off Greece. Italy proper and Egypt.

Grew rescued

night.

less. and held up only by her load of Jtmbcr. Another ship was stand~ Hi2 iiv her, while a salvage vessel ticadcd for her pflsitioti.

a1. members of the crew of the Greek vessel. which first flashed S. O. S signals three day's ago, when she developed boiler trouble at the height. of a IIOWIIIIH wind and snow storm.

Meanwhile. no further word came to land concernin the fate of the crew of the (Jana tan freighter Lis- ieux. which foundered 400 miles 0.! Newfoundland in the same storm. The Norwegian freighter Bernhard, yesterdav reported picking up alife- boat. loaded with men from the Lis- ieux. and said she was searching for another.

Since then no messages from the

Public Uttities heard yesterday that no men had gone down with the Lisicux. but this was not verified. Number of men sIVBCI was not known.

Of the 29 men in the Lisieuxs crew. 27 lived in Canada. The ves- sel I5 a former French craft, taken over by the Canadian government.

the United Kingdom.

Sti i nvrtiititiiz lTSUtie off the Can- adian east coast was Norwegian freighter, which wire eased four davs 8R0 she had lost her propel- ler and since then rode through the same storm that accounted for the other two craft. A tut! was ex-

ipr-clcd to reach her side overnight. WS

HEAVY GUNS .. RUSB. Bullaria. i011 the Ruman- tan Pbotttieri, Nov. 29.--tAPi—Tra- vellers from the Rumanian frontier villa e of Fiuriziu brought reports tonig t that the government of Dictator Ion Antonescu was using ‘icatw guns to crush an Iron Guar rebellion. Across the Danube River the sound of ariil ery could be clear- Iv heard here late today.

It shook houses in this village. Windows were cracked. avnaren y bv the detonations.

Disorders and assassinations were

said to be continuinft‘ throttitltvtlt

Rumartia.

The travellers added that. "at teas; 100" persons had been assas- sinate; in Bucharest by 11'0" Guards and said there were re- ported in the capital that an cqual number had been slain in the pro- vinoes.

T. GA. PILOTS JOIN U?

pilot.

--"irid—

DRESSED POULTRY

—l)aiiy— at McPHERSONS STORE at KENSINGTON Eggs A Specially (lorrect Grading

k McQUAlI) 8i BERNARD _.__i____________

Route Frustrated

Growing British Control of Mediterranean Demonstrated. ,_ 0...“, ,_ ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,_

IDNDON. Nov. 28-(0? CABLE) -Tho oflensivq staged by ti)” Mad. iterranean fleet nipped in the bud an attempt by the Italians m 6;- tabllsh new lines of Communication with their forces in North Africa. British naval experts suggested w.

These experts suggested that. the Italian force that was routed off Sardinia on Wednesday. with dam- age to six of the enemy warsitlps lll¢llldlll8 a battleship, was flttelnpfl- m8 to patrol a new line o! com- munication, perhaps using French territcrial waters off Tunisia to (reach Iubyawhere Marshal Graz- ‘anis OIICTISJVB against Egypt ha; , ieezt stalled for a long time and gp. carently needs re-Lnforcements and

Apparently the Italians had no; realized that. Britain's hold on the Mediterranean had been so Slljelwtfiierted by the fleet air arm ra.d on the Italian naval base of Taranto Nov. 11 that a big force could be ind to patrol the west. ern Mediterranean as a separate

It was evident from the Admir. 51W fibmmultlque annztmcing the act-ion off Sardinia that Vi e-Ad- mire Sir James Sonrerville has a blZ forces under i113 CIYTITIIIITKI in ‘he western end of the Mediterranean. Hts flag i= carried by HMS. m. rtown. 32.000-ton battlecruis-er. The ccmmander irt chief of the Medici"- rartean fleet. Sir Andrew Cunning- hem. has been operating further

iireek Freighterfleports Gmdr.

HALIFAX. NOV. 29.-—(C'P) - The British trezghter Urta today rescued the whole crew of the storm-smash- cu Lirtwk treiuhtct- butzena Cambo-

Italian Attemptl rtmetloies

eventually on the use of the Med-

Ships which now use the cape 0f

PM» , garrison; m the mddie East n 1S the tiresident. Vlrfl

now tinder wai: , For wwks the Italians have lound Delis of the new

the direct route across the Mediter- an aittioitnceiiiu... ranertn from Taranto Bxtndst or tats will be ma!‘ my other Italian port to Libya, s Now the whole Itfecitterrttnetin In view of Illl‘ tic ’ seems to be under British control. dtateltt ettibat-i: in the this ‘Ilw actions of the Admiralty ntarketinz pt" s, IL tics seek to hint that. a full dress ofl i the directors fensive has been turned o:i in ttitvih" 11°36 "Y! t‘ 09 Uh‘ nape of kngckjng the weaker end shall be ftlontrctil. Prof of the Axis out o; me war_the'lilf,\'. C. C. Iloltiiiin, will

so; o oft-amt m. offices and a ‘toll i'-ti_civi _ t f ve ged last wednes’ In Montreal (ilurttiz the ti

shortly,

Secretary Leslie Hore-Bellsha.

British aval l 130d - “nae “and o3; a?) ilnghfipon Elie DOSSIbIG moment.

ifllly reported, a. communique an- man a report on Ctin nounced that fires were started on tfatinum fox show at

”:.‘é°.i-..;f’°tt1i‘ it‘? .

Iiiiaéltyetinyebnmd‘ light Brwsh The foxes were “from itifl

and 5n 36d? h Gemini‘ Wafshlpfii-Alberta. Saskatchewan, Manitoba P Y5" t m at h ah speed Ontario and Quebec -- and each t

Brest, Frame. Unspecified damage quota of prizes divided b "

ncwledgecl. are not all in one spot l?

dustry.

One IOX was I)-'till‘(l ttiitztd o! ntitit W011‘ DIIYI

nis. off Newiouridlatid, itccorditig lo viuetcss aovxcs reaching here to-l

battered for two days by an At- _ _ lflflllc Rate. the Camuanis remained mm“ R°ben o“ me unanlmou“ One of the most. complex whasts I afloat about I25 miles southwest of “mmm “i "leiwilll m?" who exam" o; Dombyv uutupss i. b1'§>(_\{_h]1>g_ ‘N; ‘ N9\,vfqunq]and_ leaking find alehh IIlBu him. Naval tvlmister Macdontitd one as n,‘ hug mldz; m,“ ma, lam

Site was en route from Canada to

ter was unfit for k _tiollowtnrz this. said Mr. Macdonald. a“

pita! in Victoria, where Cmdr. Beard went. following his going on sick leave. said he showed certain svntp- toms. including coronary changes and possiblv coronary thrombosis.

Captain HM. K niicdy- “WW Canada Lines D lfll- h7l§ bee“ 37am‘ ed 1am,‘ of 55591199 to pin i-ht! RDY. n] Canadian Att- Force. captain P. M. Howard has resigned l0 M‘ (Qpi; an appointment with the Fill!‘- child Aircraft Corporatim ss test

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__BllYillG the”

Open till i0 p.m. every niillll

e1". and the l‘\IiilI\lt .

OTTAWA, NOV. 29.-\CP) -Cmdr, m I

otiaixcs t. ncuio vixas rctined on ‘ ‘ham’ “m” sick ieavc trout his post as officer ' - -- '- - 5.7" tulllllltiiiflilig the auxitiarv‘ Crulsu" P0114.‘ lflwi-RQITLB

IL Pfilllit“.

i.o.u the house 0t Contmons today. ,. m? answered a question from Di". a “Hem

eticrv 01,42 tililL was but. tinder the

EH00“ ‘Bl-um ‘OWL NW1“ 5am‘ hen hatch. anti all iiié‘ tJ-‘ilckllia.

mkltlil. a. (ilatlllglliSllflil surgeon ivhu, U“, Wm,“ m, m, w MHDWA.

T119 U“! felmlled the 58TH‘! (Vmwr My’ Ma*"“’na'u.5 “awmelm with these things perfect color ct

said as a professional man he con- , . _ , ., nflvw curred in the decision taken by the l?"‘“i‘“e- ‘c-“YCL “p? ‘LN, “~05”: ‘ma, aumonues} IIEIDIOSIIBCG.OIEI[I_S Easy dto titdititlslgatig or, Bruce said there had been 35v,’ h“ g ‘v we c‘ ‘ 5 a‘ much discussion itoout. the "beach- i“ ° a“ "c" tttil" of the officer who wasin cont- .. nmnd Wm“ we Prince Ruben ca,» ‘Wvhen flock itiattliig voti .an ima tarelt the ueriittin tieiglttei" Weser 9,19“? me .30 m- "’fj‘“p?, f"), 01f the coast of Mexico. The Con- “F1313 °f ‘tics 1'51“). If-i flak {fl scrvattve member asked for the re- Y “£1”; 9i“ ,1“? “mt "Ifidfliu suit of any HICIIICBL itivesttgatioti. a“ a $9,”? “I918” M1,”: flpéife Mr. Macdotiaid said Cinor. Beard gr, “m, - “m” “a, m9", 7*)‘ I?“ was retired in April, 1939. as being ‘1,DE.L£21““° PC} Pmcfff: in catieirorv E. The medical exam- ‘ml, Pa? area‘) FOP‘ “f p, iner then said his general physical dcsfgaie f0“)! "m ' t5 I)?" Q0151“ “I: condition was iood‘ but he suffered 321i éduflll \ uutck mlpiuiciiic from a. slight caxdiiac atrorfhyfl high 5 “Wm- ?l‘~’»°‘-?»i°i‘-?‘"‘° ““ ‘°‘“° "“ " °‘ s2"? ttrtttzrttcmrzitts: In May, 1939. a medical board was - 1' ° ‘ _ ' held at. Esouimalt and gave the op- silmlld m,‘ ‘Fed 8,5 . bweders- tniott that Cmdr. Bearcfs disability M95” Pmlhl‘ rm?“ ‘memmm, m‘ a‘ was due w naval service‘ m pa“ w. iaiuc bCH-IQ, irtucic that pinata that an injury suffered while in charge 1mm"? WNFF“ 5-" 8}‘ “(BEL)” or a bathing Duly m me Mame“ months oi age are the best. _ icy nave had p.en'.v of time to de\elop

Jimean’ sound bones and good size, and are

In November, i939. Mr. Maodoriaid . . said Gmdr. Beard was tatken back l" f 9051mm l0 lay a fuit years inltio‘ the service, and nlahcedAori dttity qu°a °5 ems‘

w convoys crossing t, e tan ic. . _"“_ Later he ivas placed in charge of Th‘) Pedlml"? _*’,““~‘FI°T fl“, 3'?‘ we Prince Robert“ muidotis l0. o1, trons _ti. v tie _ie.