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anc PIANI ‘IAII IIAII — Phne took deﬁnite shape (or the celebra- tion o! the Confederation annivers- lll ﬁlm“ l'.“°.'é.t".‘a.°§“‘“ﬁ'? arge m . . {Justice A, E. Arsenault. convenor o! -.the committee, was chairman Bis- will not be neglected h the . tion. A pageant slated lot the Island's big wed: in July will feature historic incidents o! each o! the nine rovinces while the par- ades will eatnue floats dositned. to commemorate historic events. De- ﬁnite assurance has been ven by oﬂicials xthOttawa that at t two ships or e Can ian Navy wil be in port ere Confederation week. The wo ships alreadg ‘uled to call here are the estro er ~ Slceena and the graceful trainiiig

schooner, Venture.

FACE SERIOUS CHARGE — with obtaininsxmoney un- er ma! tences, An aw Gallant or Charo town will face Magis- trate A. G, MacKenzie Tuesday for his preliminary hearing. Gallant was char ed alter he had bought come or party's a chegue in paymt. '1‘h aig-ne by a well man and Gallant received the and a considerable amqunt o! change. This incident occurred sev- eral months B40. and since that time Gallant has been in Jail in Truro. having attempted the same method in that town and was con- victed oi’ the “ . When released from Truro he was brought to Ain- herst by the police. and will lace a. similar charge here. The name oi’ Howard Diamond was used in ob- lainin the money in Amherst and leged he used it in buy a watch, and gett about ten ol- lars change from t e check. He had no difficulty until the Amherst iii-m tried to cash the check at the bank, and word was immediately sent out by the li-ce regarding the man-Amherst ews.

PERSONAL!

w. John Adams. ear et Station CTCY. Charlotte . was a visitor in town during the week end, guest ct Miss Barby Kellignw. Spring Bt-Jimhers-t Newl.

Heir friends an to learn that Mrs. King of H and Ave. is still seriously fll. She has been conﬁned to her bed since January sth and does not seem to be mak- ing any improvement.

Dramatic color fabrics which laid soft draping. diversified hwkllnw. shirred sleeve and bodice treat- ments, new trims, hill skirts in gowns and wide trousers in pa- James, are some or the lnrishtiy new as in lingerie.

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1,000 Killed A Or Wounded

WK“). K ib-QO mmmm pﬂiwl were rebuild kllledorwmmdedtonlchmwhenﬂ Japanese anes bombed this Um-

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trict. .

Nifmerous tires was started- Anti-aimraft guns 011111656 pursuit planes In bomb- ers and two c! them were unort- ed shot down.

BIRTHS

__---—_-> iWomronsiv-ht Ottivwa my 1e. taco, to M1". um Mm. clinics J- Mgnag?‘ a son.

TTS—At th P. I. I. tel» ﬁr‘. .., w... o‘... and iﬁffii... old Watts, York, g daughter. NEWSON-At the P. I. I. til teens“ *~....."=..-.et uiﬁ?‘ a." m: Linea asset: 853m utcheaon: a son:

qﬁfin," midis?

i **‘*"_"'—-__"' simmnn-uonlgvﬂ-tltt 01W‘- lot ‘ onMay .19“. ER"- J. T. Payne, James It‘!

oi’ Gemuvtown and Mary Mmim o! Bridgetown. MACBAl-DIXON-tﬂt Zion

on Wedneedaybldignﬂ, 1&9.

to Mr.

Wheatley River. 925.1‘!!!

MOGIIIGAN-ln

ﬁ Oihy, lay a4 years. mineral from In?

25, i989, John

residence; gaming" at also t.» m3 Holy Re-

C. Cemeiuy, rim-anus wa n A I ab. 3...... e83 hmxircl armada!

Road

need - , I o'clock from Appin

Cheri Valley on Timmy morning, we! N. 1W- John nu

residence Malyﬂtlhatiddimhh VaileyOunetery.

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Queen Oount wcc deelarod ithcyr electors or the

were present when the returns

were ed y. However, imoﬂieial returns gave the two Liberal candida-tea W. l". Alan Donald h. ne-

inl lead

would be declared.

‘me remaining three districts o1 Queen's County saw tour Liberals and uwo tives declared elected. In die third district. Una

an

. 11' ents. In the fourth diatriot Li als Walter Jones and Dougaid Mae- iglilsnnon polled majorities of 35 and

ed. Dr. Macmillan polled a ma.- jorlizy o! 41B votes over his Liberal son-in-law. C. 8t.

Hon, T, W L. owse, member without portfolio 0d Premier am 1's Government.

O er Conservative declared

elected was Mr. l-l. F. McPhee in the Third District ol King's County who polled a majority o! 72 over Hon. S. s. Hessian, Speaker oi’ the last assembly which was all-Liberal. The three Con- servative victories were Rains from the Liberals.

In the remaining County o! Prince, Liberals were declared elected in every electoral district. Figures released yesterday differ- ed in almost every ease with the irnolficial ones of election night one week ago. In some cases ma- jorities were increased and in others, decreased. As ﬁgures (or two istrim in Queen's County were not declared it was not pos- lblatoccmipile the totalwtlco! me eleﬂons.

PRINCE COUNTY 1st. Prince

. , liberal-Wei. G erws, Conservative-lie]. A. Gallant. Idberell-ZQGT.

H. Gaudet, Conservative-Ilia}. Majority lcr Campbell-Ml. Majority tor Gallant 709

lndlrinec

I. Deamls. -ll99. Phillipa. Conservative-GM. H. Barbour. Liberal-mile. 8, Sharp, Conservative-Hill Majority tor Dennis-SSE. Majority tor Barbour 334.

8rd Prince

, liberal-low. . F. Arsenault. Cons-

. Linkletter. Liberai~896 ,3“ ﬂwmfcons-‘IBILW mighty if. minnow-lice.

uh Prince

. Wﬂﬂit, Liberal-IBM

_ l". Morrison, Oonsr-iiul.

. c. new L-ibem.l—iB98. i,

. Strong, .—l8’7l. Majority for Wf-ilht 3|.

Majority ror Baker-Tl. lth Prince

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45.

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for F0187 2B1. QUEENS COUNTY

Mamty M

D.

G. Maonean. ~

Ma. ity for Jones 35.

Maority tor itmiciiinnon 30l- Ith Queen!

W. J. P Ms/cMl-Hen. Cons-glut).

Coins 936. Liberal-MN. Certs-

Bt. C. Trainer. {liberal-lid . A Stewart, ns.--43M- W. L. Provwse, Liberal-M’!!- ty for MaoMillan 416. ty for Stewart 911.

KINGS COUNTY

Dr C. W. '1‘.

Ma Mb

lor Acorn '16. 8nd Kinll

Mamty

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basil . OOnL-JIBQ. ' Majority for Mclntzyfe 398.

Majority for 00x a . as llnll

M. Anneat. liberal-m.

.1. A. Campbell. Liberal-ii“. P. W. Johnston. Coca-SN. tor ‘I6. (or 0am 809-.

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U. S. Navy . Will Sal- v a g e Submarine Squalua After Tow- ing It ToShallower Water. .

PORTSMOUTH. R. 8.. May $- (AD-Tiic United States na ‘s high and lave orders to prom salvage operations on the hall-ﬂooded submarine Bqualus throughout the night, revealing tlaey ho I‘ .

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to bring u reach m s“ oriicers 1 in e e v at bent all their elrorgetowgg: ma‘: in! the crippled submarine buoyant enoush to tow it to shallower and more sheltered waters. where a Greater number or divers could "‘i§'.‘.““°°‘.s“i§ ".'.°§5°' t,

B" t in th ﬂooded ter com u, mg? ing both the available bodies o! the dead and the vital valves that must be adjusted before air can bed pltmbigd ' t m

us ore sunse , h d; . ing bell in which 38 inenuiewge rescued so dramatica yesterday ‘m4 e91? 20d WI! nuns ‘ once "l0" i-h-Nugh e iwdeetoroccan water to the alter deck o! the Squslus. carryrlng other divers to assist those a eady at work. Soon thereafter, the nine ship; in salv e ﬂeet unlirnbered their sear lights toilluminate the scene.

Thus ended a day in which grim and vivid. but heuoio stories were told o! the harrowing hours passed by the 38 survivors betwee. the time the Bqualus sank at 8:40 A. M. EDT Tuesday until their res-

cue.

Ideutenant O. l". Naquin, com- Iliﬂndol‘ o! the ill-dated submarine, revealed this aliernoon that the 26 men "W139i! 111 the alter com- partmenm had met a mercifully swift death under the tons of icy water that poured into the crart, apparently through an open induct. 10th vallve. of m

e ves e men in the ai- ter compartment; in my opinion, were ended immediately by the Qlllﬂtiiiy o! incoming water," Naouin said. "O! those that were left alive every man Der-famed gfngar; cent. There never was any

Apologizes Tu layer Queen

May as —(OP)— Dwcribing Winnipeg's reoeptionw Their Maiesties in last_.night's news bulletin over the Canadian Broadcasting ration Net work. the Canadian Prmpsgld, ‘WHEN 501m Queen welcomed Maiesties on behali or the city. 'Iihe Labor Mayor, who was 1811M 20 years ago during the Winnipeg general strike, wore a top hat." "rho Canadian Press" said m general manager. J. F. . Livcsay, apologizes to Mayor Queen for the cruel and untimely lnuendo contained in these words. ‘they were rewritten and distorted iroin I 0P Wlnnlpex dl-‘lDat/eh that sought only to show how in demoed-a comes fu im

a nee me hand o! the clock round so that a man

liti- cal ortence today shakes ands with King as Mayor 0d his

city. suitably gamed for the m. osaion ‘

or uecn time and time a. in as n elected to the anitnba legislature by a Winnl.

p constituency and his ieliow cit mans have Sour times bestowed on him the highest honor in their gift. He ls honored and respected throllshout the land. and that not alone by his political sympa - izers, i'or his intagrit and good cltliaenshi pare recog zed by s11, ‘(Jana an Broadcasting Corpor- ation was in no way res ible mwthis Juices oi dopiglloéu bind an we propose t; listen public Just that at the me tomorrow night.”

Bill Confers Wile Powers

58.1110

Wide powers over- indulry..wera contain in a mil kitmduoed today in the House 0t Cannons i0 establish a min-

TRAPPED MET mmurui. ...--""

. nod I0 years sac roi- what’ might now be regarded as a

5.5

$131M

sorry. in Wits. _3 miles nort west o! oi his daughters is teaching now. and her sister ta/mht there beture her.

Next, MIL Monslghan stildicd ah Regina normal school. two ct his classmates being Penny W.

th ing and decided to get ready for them.

Stalled IelllIFii-m

In pair with the late James Quinlan. who died here a iew years ago, the genial school- master organized the Capital Real Ehtalto wmpany in a Jasper ave. cllice. where the provincial treas- ury ow stands. In a little

fortunes were py ed over night, his own anion them.

He bought a shi - brown auto for $3.009. a

He bought. more and more fast as he could get hold ol’ it. and sold it next day at a profit. He bought a. han home at 102 at and ill ave.

‘ you needed was a bit o! luck and a poker-iaoe-hit when the crash came, it hit everyone, and what a. crash it was!" Mr. Monaghen told a renorter.

Fireman's Pay Beat

Hs kept on paying tomes on his almmken ho as lo as he ootid; went to at legal and Riviere Qui Barre; pro- vi ed tor sound education lcr his seven children, In i916, he be- came a city fireman-oartly be- es were better than oac days, partly

irqnen he

tunous lite. He still counts evﬁeiK-iy smoke-eater his Per- _ Llrle . _ ..and Mrs. Monaghan and iésgciru or él-ieizndohildren-Rulszlll. liveatllllqiiieﬂest.tleciliehobinil to graduate this year from the University 0d Alberta as an elec- trical engineen Bert. the oldest son, is at Vancouver. Mair-y Rose is teaching in her fathers old school an; Glengany, and Dora. wile od Durward Boris or Wray district, is one o! her neiﬂh ~ Mr. Monaghan is a brother ed Mr. J. H. Monaaihan o! this CW7.

Describes Emigration 0f Royal Court

LEON IDIL Canadian Press Sill Writer MON my Sn-l-Qnonili; “m, royal immlgra o large scale-Mica "a whole Bung’; can royal family settled in Bcu in an l4;

America-was

a ~ im- Walsh baton a Joint meet! oi theCan- adiun Historical and oliticai 5d- enﬁws lotions at McGill unl- vc . /

The two learned societies heard Herbert Heat/an. minor oi occ- HOHWG history at Unlverslt ct Minnesota. describe law the u; ugueee court enligra from — bontomoDeJaimliointhevrin- tor ct 1007-08, during the great game o! international strategy relayed between Britain and Nap- anon.

No white mmnees o! Australia brought the royal remix! to Am- erican soil, but crow d . by ioul weather "plague 0d fleas no bad ladies bobbed their hair in order to the hunting ant." when was melted the colonlsls bob-

ir. thinking it wasthe Proiesaor

BY

and a that the

was an important move stra lr-ililt Na

It Nl)M% or the fir:

or last time, the question "What

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‘FIBST YEAR OERTIFIOATB Doris Andiemon. 8t. Peter's Bay.

Gladys Bevan, (Jlftom. Gertrude Butler, Gfwwn. indon.

nits Byme, W _ ll. Ilairileld. Stella Oav , aw. Mt Stewart. Walter Ooﬂin i John Cook, Belle River loulee 00x. Charlottetown. Gertrude ie. Charlottetown. Mary le, Mermaid. Eleanor ey Duﬂy. (Ilftown. Muriel . , . 0i , Charlottetown. Donald Giilis, Giariottetown. Elnora Gorrell, Oileary. Glenn Gorrell, ‘Leary. Alice H . . Jean Hlimm

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Brenton , Romero.

Merl? Callahan. New Wlltdiiro. Licence-Ind Class

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hattatuwn. NloCarville. Eleanor Kelly, Jear River. Anna Molmyre. Mount Stewart.

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to do without several ar- ticles at uipmcm, but these must be t at the earliest quired t. s... .."‘3.2..'.Y..°i§ if. e best tree. ent, the vari-

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ls Arrested

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f . titsucilkiareowstie eivtqiliys

of ewcsstle. N- 3-- ' pride in his hllrbic mo».

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