rue CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN __ ' _ _ e c W Father And Two Sons On Actilve SEFVICB

irepalred. In quite s number of places throughout the hospital tile had fallen off, and in one utility room on the ground floor the marble slabs were loose section was cracked. work has all been completed.

An extension ladder for inside and a new ladder for outside were pur- chased and the ladder for outside work has been painted.

ciiiluoi your?“ UUTLDUCK oii m; VERN

Thousands of women b; i c» c» » heir

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The Central Guardian P-E-l- HOSPITAL (Continued from page i)

P "I t mm?“ fiili 5 P7959" "its"in.':..":::':i.:::..':r.:;' 2i iii; Fiiie program

and one ND

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a newiiy natu e may be lnserted‘Gua1u1un_ at 5 cents n word. strictly pay-

abie in advance. chumnuniu new"

. . . . . . ~ . . eeeion caused b "iil ‘ll-mm fulfil‘ the NM” ‘oilliiixieilggiarsroiinltiifbifiigiliifii Tet-rigid cdTgs lttllitiovglni relil/lziltedldflsclilialilrxtilitatn] other new." coneflpmlon’ Beeclnm}; Plielllnpom, l i it‘ ‘will! i“ m“ plums iiiessa e of reetiii s on Mother's 0f trustee's‘ i i I k i-h bl If M’ h-pudy “gmbh "h" l‘ m" i“ a l iDai" ircgi llfifgSllil Aii-thur .W., who This being our 58th Annual foe-i m‘: g2: filtlglrlldpefitlltlfigwv-Vgfif g m“ we'll‘! Iflltly 1° pg": ' I '9“ Th as in training at Camp Edvrards. port we are pleased to say that we enter me Staci; ha; been Qxun1“ed_t smooth bowel actioaw o "c"

them refreshed and reifk" Mitt

Bet added comfort to

C . li"li‘likl" _ , ilititleliiltiizllniiiiiiriiit lliilaaciliisetis‘ I m“ Re" elm‘ REWARD FOR. SERVICE-Mi‘, . {Ernest McLaren, retired conductor

of the Canadian National Rail-

have had a very successful year and‘ and ayfangemenfi werg madg withl have made progress in everv tray-i Mr. Baker to have it repaired. alon l The number of patients admitted with some glazing with a. specia

and discharged is the largest in the, putty u, the windows 1n the Dent lil=l°YY °i llie iTWllliIllOII» ihouses. so that several small leaks

lied. Th,’

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_ ‘ays, Cliai-lsttetoivn, was o Mun- Th? iiniinllihl Slfllémenl- Will be, which had developed from this , y Beet; m U“) do)’ last presented with annlmlrer- cxpiflnled bY m9 Chairman ill m“ SOWW Will be BwDPfll- H“. ‘t your dmllgm’ h" was)“ ial Service Medal, awarded by i-lis Cmllmillee “lid will Slim" lh-‘il- We A few minor repairs to the grat- m

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l i. Tllvsv‘ viiiie"i

is which were com-

uorc also recited by, s ircil as a chorus Dc An England."

. Mztjcsty, King Gezrse V1 in recog-

. oi the Island Division, Mr. McLar- n cii retired about a year ago.

‘l 400 0n some days." In thc report

iiiiion of the faithful and meritor- ioiis sci-vice Mr. McLaren rendered. The plTzElilflllOll was made by Mr. E. W. ltiacKlniicii, superintendent

WAS ltllSQl"-'i‘;D-- Mr. R- B. Hutch pointed cut yesterday lie

‘nor should have read “as high as

yesterday the reference would ap- pear, incorrectly, to be to the nup-

Hnspital ‘following an operation for

are carrying forward a small sur- plus alter having paid all bilLs for, the year. ,

A number of improvements have been made in the kitchen. incluuingl the installation of the Aga 5ZOVC which was made possible by the 1n- dies Aid voting the sum of $1.000‘ to which the Board added the nee-i csarv balance. There was also a, change made in the steam tabled

year Miss Bessie McKenzie, Opel‘- ating Room Supervisor, Miss Hattie McLean. Second Floor Supervisor, and Miss Kathleen McKenzie, Night

medical staff have volunteered and

with the Royal Canadian Navy.

visit friends and relatives.

total of $11,310.42, This has been

money. for a sun porch to be used by convalcsoents, also the need of further additions to the X-Ray

ings on the roof for snow shoveli- ing, are being attended to.

A new hopper was installed on the furnace sell-feeder. and other mat- ters in connection with repairs and replacements to the building have! been attended to.

A cinder path from the inter- section of Greenfield Avenue andl Brighton Road direct to the Hospiq tai was constructed early the

nurses, was repaired and improved, The grounds have n main- tained ‘rn good condition, There has beenmuch careless and

The Ladies‘ ‘Aid of the Prince Ed-

gift to the Hos-I pital and to the Cty Oountcll} of s

Cundall Nurses Home

WILFBED DUFFY

PITTY OFFICER P. B. DUFFY

Ell-NEST DUFFY

Wmmm‘ “l “l”; belch: t» ‘Charlottetown, and are the mi and grandsons of Mrs. James Duffy, me Sydney st.

at $250,000,000—and nearly 10o

United States-made aircraft stored

filnoire do not fall into German s.

ticularly Senator Burton Wheeler

that both

resentatives that the two cabinet members are "the greatest arch- interventlonlsts in the country.”

ward rapidly, Ever; inducement

i Canada galls You

Province. The quota for May is not

To Reorganize Conservatives

EMIBATIDNF iioiiizoii

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- =liif’- <\i was inisqiioied in ii report of his resulting in increased efficiency and - n d 1 t, an g . .1, E, B‘.iii-' _ l i -- ‘ - f . , - WEI‘- Il» B5 Ninth/e I 11105 ° Chief Petty Officer P. E. Duffy and his two sons Ernest and Wilfred Duffy, all thflib 0! "h"!!! l" "ll very roficlent, Th liilll- “l” iv“! iii):8ha51inicitimfiiligldgrduecfl hind? a digfillviliiglileinh. Rodgersons res-i {aeuenmiénugg gala“: or “ccldm” be‘ lot-Ive service; with the loyal Canadian Navy. The father, also served in the last Great WII’. All t!!!“ trait l?! echoed in tllietiiilfsupigltmlfu

P°°in "W1 “I Wu ever the iirlihi

Wednesday night. He said his ref- ignation last year. Nlrs. W. P. Bruce entrunue The emu" mun from we _ ci-ciico to the iiimber of cars fer- wjas appointed licusekceiler and is H it l‘ t’ Gavurnu" er-so one fights morn, Tn l“ icd across the strait of Canso last Hivinlif every Satlsfiwtifln. DllfinB the nfifidi nicltlfi cunuun Home m,‘ of France gold-a cache estimated and the last." e mi

Liftin hi l d t

gert 51:33am‘; liasites went: lion also of his own rouy in“ Death? he cries and hl| mu n

Air" b" leiTil-‘d l" the Yehi- sullervisur‘ a“ were call?! i? M1}: llmllilliiie“ 5mm" l" u" mm“ iii‘ lums""n°i l“ l" W" the when

by Dc] "ii-l LLQZQ iiiiléhfiiisiiifiéi ‘yigiaiiegnibe gg§m§y§=,gg1§l,g,;§g,, 1P3}, g3 REPEAL 0F U. S. Canada is now calling to her pa- other courses l! he desires W "=9 §’,,,§".,;;“§',,,§,',';§g,,"*§,§gy ‘i; seiner

, Personals R. C. A. M. C. To ‘replace these, uucks and me drivers u; nonwn _i__ triotic young men of good health his spare time. out to mm he Ehali l! meted

‘l will Supervisors Miss Annie McEacnerm 1n n in (Continued from ago 1) and hysique to man the mechaniz- Army training today is attrao- u a! - meet his wm

Link" . l . . W35 appointed Operating Roomi Tl“ ea“ P“ qgkgim “u” ; ed dvision and artillery and signal- tive. The soldier is well fed. well ..gl,n Eng With GOd be the iuli

I .~°.,i.‘“.\1li01d'.i1'1il° tliilsrriildiniiciiririoffiofillvfimtxgiliiihed Sulliirvisll“ M155 59°11“ Jay i“ 5w] liiiiideltlii dvdiililagg to Sll-Fllbgglld lawiniiii Neutrality Act would be necessary. ling "lid “h” ‘mil-i °l the 3Y5 ‘ma chm?” and medically cared m!’ for oistpifillsilh: for an um‘

.‘,i.i,,'l";‘f.‘,,-i,§b,‘,“,lu'f inwa- iielvism‘. l° ‘lie "wild il°°l'~ ‘ind is being repaired. Both parking The attacks on the Neutrality m‘ dlvislm" “my ‘m’ ma“ “l” This’ “ml °ih°r ‘gamma’ and the song. y or a 5°“ l" ‘ - »‘ --- lVllS- Li?“ Mcmiiald 1° ll"? P°5ili°n| Spflcgs were kept, in good condition, M; b Stimson and Knox have fers scope for initiative and brains fact that our country 18 Bflliln 101‘ Mrs. Ira Stewart of Charlottetown °.i Night Supervisor, angw all! if except when snow conditions were stirre up the isolationist; who The young man who is willing to defenders should bring hun reds is convulescmu nlcelv m the (my giving splendid service. o o e M, then. Wurst rushed m m dei-enue today‘ nun. work and study a bit can go for- to the recruiting offices in this

Empire day

appendicitis be?“ “cceillml m" “lull”? dlgy‘: ward Island Hospital very izraclous- u; Montana and Representative will be given to lliin to learn n iyet filled. Now is the time to join Mrs Mrn-s and ..... iii 3iiii=i~=ii-‘“1iiiiir‘i‘i9iiir lie i".sitar.“.t;rei.;':';;s.i°.::°a: "ggiiw" an M m You» trade w“ w" P" c“ c“ "p "l" - ' . son. Kenneth. of 0 tawa, are guests l°ll°wi1lg bequests “we liecelvedt: entrance to the Hospital. We wish t u mm?‘ at ht‘ mess cmlteren“ M ~""_' s r . Mls Amelia c. McDonald. Fait- _ v Ry. sad the Neutrality Act viv- -- - of Mr and Mls Russel Bell West 5 to extend our thanks and up reci f iii lmil Ilishmggllic Rliiilllil‘ i ' haven‘ M855" $10900 wgether with ation for this service and a to lat” tflllltllegicgfi, m”? rsllclied Mild l ill r ,_ »‘ ' Unmu states exchange‘ _ i impor an rs ono oregn po- a A d . . “ ,lj"“"<‘_li fiqiiii- iglis M“ Jame,‘ Ann,‘ leave, m, making in all $11,000. Bequest lute {lug glfllfgggilréielalgigctgégtcéwfipnntiéuff; icy, freedom o! the seas." Knox n s m gull-Li} faint?‘ l 1S5 morning for Halifax where siie wilPMarV A~ Ei-‘Sllly- $300‘ and been“ that they installed and connected at ‘Yesterday called the act s, "terrible n M '1? I I ' Visit he!‘ ilnsbnnd Whfl i8 scrvlnsim" Mrs" Andrew Mcmur “o”: a the entrance as a Viiliigeler declared

PRINCE STREET SCHOOL

' * ' laced in the Endfiwlnenii Fund - lstimson and Knox are "fanatic llv

9,. n. 1 i1 - y T1 ~< -——— _ l), . Charlottetown, who made a a _ a Iii"? M“: "‘i“"‘§.°.i¥"°“°r "lliiiiiéii; rim":":s."...“fi%i?8<¥1 °i about» iirviii is. '.:i.';""iii:i".r...w:: W» ma» my u» v “m. on Prayer pm- morn rig or a ax w ere s e w mems which would cost a 10b of ‘ghsout nhe hours 08f darmess‘ m.“ “sh told ‘he House o’ Help suitably observed at Prince Btrect

school today when two fine pro- grams will be presented berm tlie parents of the pupils and

. ioiii ~ ' ixigillilll‘ pars of the I - t H‘ 1n be D1“- , _ friends o; the Sch i .n ifwcriiiii wag 111g pianowcopungntowlly ‘fozmslzm peisgufor “Tn; izlloxinglgfiapoat was present C1251“ ti; peutherngiénruqauenugo; umnu The Juulufo plogirfilewa H’ ‘:l~(‘l~ll!\\ Y“ ll‘: E l'i.. - , l- Z v ‘ ' ' -- l l W" "l Clihllilllfihi-gi: nlciiniiniled f fnliifinlli Dawn's t° emlmw‘ Again we wish to ex sour that repea of the Neutrality Act O/PltAWA. May 22—(CP)——Gordon don will have the powers of na- Yjgjfiufl“ £5.11‘ §¢§‘,,,,““‘,‘,,§§§,§,“"§;

of New York; Eileen w York and Gisele

(‘mp Morn-tail" wore sung by‘

cuiciiziiit Governor.’

icrs for their nt-y _ congratulated the, g such a splendid‘

i

iii Andersen, Danish ‘s stories, was u it.

lil‘ ' Hi, 1:141. i0 Mi‘. '

American attack." This probably

Free French radio reports that

to deny further use of Syrian air bases to the Germans should Gen. Dc Gaulle win Syria, he and the British forces could make it ft DOWBYIUI wedge between Hitler and the Middle East.

Today's open warning to Vichy, moreover, gave rise to speculation that the next British step might be recognition of Gen. De Gaulle as the head of an actual Govern- niciit for free France. This was believed unlikely to take place for

z. time, however. The disclosure that Britain is

New Equipment

placed to the credit of the General

a manometer. Four new bed sido tables were also purchased, and four new Gatch beds were added.

Charles Stewart. one of the en- gineers resigned and was Yeblawd by Kicr Ramsay.

The Ladies Aid under the presi- dency of Mrs. R. R. Hurst took charge of the annual collection. ~0- gether with the help of _M.r. J F‘ Wheat; the amount received $3,013, or a little more than veer.

Mr, H. J. Gordon on account cf illness, was forced to resign as aud-

was‘ iasti

,Kenzie are on Military duty. Their

sincere thanks to the the H. J. Cundail Estate for the

‘The home has been filled to can-u

twenty-nine student nurses in resi- dence most of the time. At present there are twenty-seven-crie has been ill and is st li in the hospital and one of the four who 681110 in March has been unable to continue her training. Of the three staff nur- ses who live in the home, two. Miss McLaine and Miss Katherine Mc-

places have been filled by Mrs. Mc- Donald and Miss Jay, so that tne number is complete and there are thirty nurses living in the home at present. I

“will give us some freedom of ac- tion which we need in such troub-

of anyone that interferes with any

Admirals to command special "task forces" which might be sent on important missions,

Rear Admiral Chester W. Nimtz, chief of the Bureau of Navigation. asked the committee for the leg- islation. Concerning it, however, he spoke in guarded terms, and when a. committee member asked whether the new posts had to do with the protection of United States shipping in the Red Sea, Nimtz did not answer. Later, the question was stricken from the re- cor .

Conservative of Commons

Graydon. ensrgotic member in the ouse

vatlve Senators and members unan-

servatives have had a national or- ganizer. . M Robb of Blind River. Ont.. resigned from that post following the last general election since been vacant.

As national chairman Mr. Gray-

tional organizer and considerable more for as acting House leader

partv affairs outside the House of

tlcn-wlde tour during the summer when he will survey the party or- ganlzation in each constituency and wortk on plans for rejuvenating the D31‘ Y.

all the rest of the coastal area.

The Nazi entrenchments he de- I scribed as “local successes" at heavy cost. and he added:-

". . . the situation is in hand.’

"This is a somewhat indetermiiiq ai.e moment in the battle for Crete, on which to make a statement," he] said. at the outset. “and I shall give

only a small percentage of the far- mers of Canada would pay tax on gasoline for tractors used in their operations.

The new 20 per cent tax On mo- tion picture theatre receipts will be extended to "certain other forms of amusement" tinder an amendment

shortly before ten o'clock. 50m rograms appear below, Dr. ii. g

w; - ‘- f ‘ - . , f this beautiful home. we can .. P - » _ a iiifiiiiii‘iii“iriiiiiiifieii‘é“in ..i..ema.iss.r.sisimhziis. s: lggelgt 1;,g;=»,,,;;g; sass. his: ti" issiléiiii.isbrbirssnlii‘: §§iiii3.“e§t‘.“iiié‘tiiii‘ifii’“tid‘i‘° iygfgigllggigygngl .5 cc on an Washington men “as also lecewed and M; in naming and to our hospuan ‘g9 farther and 51100;; ordain,“ out blAtya party caucus today comer- ers over virtually all the Dom nlon termedluw and senior funcmm

Miss Lillian MacKenzle will direct

oiip of ptlDllS. the t"oo of Gen. Charles De . . _ ,-, h , _ ; 1;- Commons except the Dominion

"c1 “lillh-‘lflfli fill‘ ilif‘! Gaulle liJEfd entered svrla went ,",§§.°,.',',',',§.,§’,'§§ ",,",§d'“,.",,',‘,‘§,°}n\,.°n{f“’,§,§§f ggl-tglhedlgslfigl tllsefiprllhgad-lfléial; ° fiélgnxelflsigf much mwrest w“ imlouslyrtlchcsie ethlsmii Wégflflldtglz; Cfllltififyatltég Atssocltation wlaich x8111 the mllslwl “ems llll°liili°lil~ ‘. no" yiie pun‘ .- -- ~ ‘ - " . . . _ ye wl i an nga n e u '

. in U l J is “imgui tcoiif-limauom hilt Blwltfiq 119m’ °f- imi-mmwis we“ rfmifiiéi‘: student nurses were taken in early amused by i‘ minim” WW1‘ l“ national chairman OfRl-llfi Conscrva- iiiicisideiit .1. fbulllfcadlvrlcoiifix" er e PI" 14mins Prov-m

,\ of the program, Rev. $15,318:? gfihcbnlggnlfialitean $310“ {ion} hgsgvfllhlililgnqliielnlrtncéiso nurcilnln March to fill vacancies left by salve‘?! iii)‘: gliilllliiliigiis fiiélmlvaxltém tive party. ' MiicNicol is the Conservative shim 5M1“ ‘iii Rliliin Rid- ll- D- D~ m‘ bchfll oif undisclosed scope is being made alscski-fioi-etlic “Laboratory. consisting graduates “ihollrladlllilglq tiiillsewbgiiil It ywonlu ecregtgea gylfinbegnuotl‘ Vie‘: -' It is a new post in the party's member for Toronto-Davenporg breast. (b) The Wind. Pupils oi

n5 Non-h Dame, of a Dhctoclectflc colohmemln and in. Conseqlie“ 3' e organization. Iii the past. the Con- Ml‘. Graydon plans to make a na- Glades 1. 3. 3.

Recitation, My Garden, Dorothy Mcbaren.

Two-Act Play, Tom's Back Yard, Pupils of Grade i.

Song. Woodpecker, Grade 3.

Recitation, Peasley Anne's Arbor Day, Nancy MacNeviii.

Sons. Come Let Us Make a Gar- den, Grades 1, a, 3.

Dance, Peggy Campbell.

Sons. Laughing spring. Gisdti

fl and 3.

Recitation, Our Flag, Rosainuiids Edwards Dialogue. The Colors of the Flu.

Willli» MlilThY Hill" Pféldy to o so fiir as to attack- < - , tnam kindly v i“ Another develo men o i or- to the bud re o io - \. - which megns to bomb-unoccupied fiflgefilféldltlfyafit g1 {Pllllab capacity. N" Fumue tance was the award tof ftwomgbn. only, a. very provisional account. Imnlg bywyilnnigylflilslfilrmfgffl Pilllll-‘l f! Grille 3- ‘

" “W Finance, unless Vichy pauses in her y we wish to thank again. the med- T! m! manned m 1940 tracts total“ 5332390900 fm- ‘lfiilhilnlr i5 Continuing With 1n- Details of the extension, he said, gm“ “g Simg’ Glade‘ 1' 2' 3‘

_. Course of German collaboration. ical staff f0l' their cooperation at 1 femlfle, ‘swausfacwrv mu Wm, heavy, gmnuno Med bomb,“ The tensity and. although tiic situation would be set out in a bill to be in- °d 5"” ll" m“! " T ‘ - rvvriiaps Ycflccls a bclicf that Ger- all times, and for their instructions lasd jegitmwservice h“ kept’ the w“. De augment said this was a is in hand. the Germans have Rnill- troduccd iii the I-Iousc later. . .

. -i.ic.\:r.ii.i. - At ihc nminy is about to send troops to thc nurses. $13356 iicommmble m an weamen major s p toward the 500-bomb- °d§°m° l°°"l “Wellies i" “w” In general. the tax would apply h" 2""““"""ll‘"° "l"! ml" Ct tlaililrch pflffiflilligl". May : iilfOillgll UYlOCCUpiCGt Fralnce into Thfitlieafilfill. MiBsSeAnnéiWB/lrziliinglilcilijil The Cundan Home q-rustees nave eryuununnn uul w; bv ‘he nun ‘Inga-me Germans are using “m” toalmusements lior uélliich don had- Pmlmmm” iii l4‘ t-v, Roww w. Nice, sian in an iittcm o noc hci- Sn ave 'i\ . - - ~ ‘ ', _ . < M18501! “'85 (‘Huge m1 w erc , l I P t k out also had the lifhting system thor sideni. as pal or the British aid numbers or umborue and puruhutm those admitted were spectators and Chorus’ o Canada’ Au puplul

_~Hr'i't<r-‘-:§5:-tn_:» 2st a. .558'*'-‘iEri£BE-%“=i

i‘ tiuric .\f.i<:Nrill to Hol-

both of

Ai clicr,

Gibraltar.

This apprehension has been heightened by Berlin demands that nll non-ixdligercnt diplomats leave occupied Paris by June 10.

Actually, some sources here say

and attentive inglvingsplendid ser- vicc in the Hospital. _ The Izadies Aid as usual, haie, been doing wonderful work. an tlicii‘ report will be submitted latcizi The Ciindall Home which was sol generously placed at the nursesi

oughly overhau ed. and new Wiring and ouile-ts installed in every T00"; according to the recommendation o the Electrical Irnspector. for S“ i‘“‘“5.§i“i ‘iliniiiiiflfiiid $5

96D y l!“ ll ~ ~ the danger of fire has been

and national defence program.

‘i Grim Battle

ist troops and these are being in- creased daily.

"The position at Heraclean is that our troops still hold the airdrome although the Germans now are in what is called occupation of the

took no part in the entertainment.

One of the reasmis for imposing the motion picture tax was a llllge increase in attendance at motion picture theatres, Mr. Ilsiey said. Many plans for large new theatres

Chorus (with descent), Heart oi Oak. Pupils Grades 4-10.

Essay. Freedom Under the Gt:- tapo, Bessie Conrad. _ Chorus, Happy Song. Piiliiii. Grades 6 to 10.

lll'l'( ll llwle iillcildy 11rd 70.000 Germans .. I n _that . t, , 11 y b b] m g, , _ i» f y,‘ misssiz. iii ag°“'.ii.i°ii.fi‘ih°li.‘iili..g',ig giggly Debi-lured fme_i>9s@_1i_ grins;isi..r.zz."..y..iiiiisiuii- is:stir.sriiflaaslz".raisirii ..?;:rl' its. r0" 8°“ "“"“' ., ulrl. tier-e ave eon ieiiry new , .' n ~u t u, i pr '—‘ "'"'" m5 of ma; town - _ ‘jwy talc lllflgkfiltlOflS of _ German Tourists" $00253 iiduiiileéraiutiittiiid: We laiizviifgllloii531ioilhpy-gfiigzaiéiacgésultlnI cast as much, sliying that while “In the Retimo district (35 miles tsagtrplifncrlsihignbfismcgsiltalned from m“ Baliqizfialgguleiicillirliigwglldi-zy ‘L lmfillmm’ m m 010cm’ “w” the Gibraltar wish to thank the wo-lie-lo Club The Home has “um been the t eie was then no definite lnfor- cast of Canea) theie is no report The mutiun picture business nau and ouvene Menu“

’ t 3 CCIHEICHZ

strait.

whose contributions of Cqlllpmelll and supplies have been so greatly