TTFTiLvY-N-qlé. _.-. __ ‘mum united chum, FRIENDS 0F PROI-IIBITIGN! ATTENTION!

THIS IS now T0 MARK YOUR cantor awn QUESTIONNAIRE TOMORROW

JQN1‘;.2_4- 1249 _

Re nerllgee Children“

-——-—-———._.

Any rem" W111i": to adopt refugee children f0!‘ the illriltion of the war, in the event of refugee children be- ,,,_; brought to Canada, should register with Major T. E, tlllcNuti, Secretary of the Children's Aid Society, Char-

loiietolvn.

There's lio Reason

Why you shouldn't own a good late model

USED GAR

with Prices and Tennis as they are at

Home's June Sale

I936 Dodle Coach

$300. A. llornc 8- Go.

I68‘Kent St. Phone 678

MEATS

SPECIAL

(‘hoice Rump

Roast, per lb.

Fol YOUR Order, Phone 3| J M. ROOF, Prop. Market Building

._¢--

THE _EHAR__1;°

The Central iiilardian.

_lhls column is reserved for newt ol local interest but advertising ol a newsy nature may be inserted at 5 cents ~ word strictly pay- nble In advance.

BRIGHTON Kindergarten clos-

ing Monday. June 24th. 3 9-‘ m. , Poems and friends cordially in- ' vlted. L-BZO-B-Zd-li.

TONIGHT AT 8 tDsT) recital by pupils of Miss Lena. Wood at Zion Hall. L-82l-6-24-1i.

T0 TAKE OVER DUTIES Lieut. Col. F. B. Conrad, recent- ly appointed commander of sig- nallers in the 3rd Division, Canad-

"We'll Save You Money

The Eastern cuerliiil

..°'I‘his column in reserved for news oi‘ local interest but adver- tising of a newsy nature may be inserted at cents a Word strictly payable in advance.

Jersey Field llay

will be held on

Wednesday, July I0, on rum or HAL STEAI)

Filf particulars apply Secretary, Klllllilii lalisler, \v1".!hil’Q,,

.'%U]BSCRlGPTd:ONS g0 . r in tteto uar an ma e QR‘ ‘3§“‘@r””” haiigedar Ow tviiigir Rept. Arbiiie L-hVl-fi ‘l-i ll / l-Iume. v

The Prince Edward Island

Silorthorn Breeders will meet at. the Agrioulillre Hall (‘llil-L-liictmi-ll on Tuesday, June 25th at 2 I’. M. Standard Time

S. C. WRIGHT. Secretary.

Refugee Homes Real Responsibility

OTTAWA. June 23 —(CP) -_-Can- adians offering the hospitality of their homes to refugee children from the British Isles must do so "with their eyes open and a lull realization oi the heavy responsi- bilities implied." Miss Whitton. secretary oi tl-le Canad-

t :':l»li-2»i-li'

. . lah Welfare Council, warned to-

, . night.

“ " ' — Careful selection oi homes and tpsrynrgs Dymyq 300M arrangements for supervision by

child-caring agencies and facilities medical and educational care will do much to reassure llflrfllifl of the refugees, Miss Whiltoll said. and so prospective Canadian foster parents must. realize the le- sponsiblllty placed upon them- "People who look upon this work

\\'.li-rc the Choir-est of Food is Served QUEEN HOTEL ROOMS WITH IIATII lltfl‘ AND COLD WATER. llrlvaie Phones in All Rooms

for

Qu lli Street . 1ll1l111lll1l.N.B. one iilllell North a-l e sllllllld" 5111"“ °l “Vi” "l (Jllélflfl 0t‘ Main st. the nature oi a wcckend visit can

do the whole movement irreparable harm.“ Miss Whltton added-

The children will require rcal homes where their own personall- ties will be respected and a “crisrr oi belonging’ established. 'I‘h2re must be provlsdon for Physical C11"?- emotional and social happiness. and religious and educational training.

Pan American Airways Plan New Services

NEW YORK. Juric zit-AA?)- Pan American Airway-s announced today the inauguration next mcnlh of daily plane service to Argentine and weekly schedules over 8.000 miles oi the South Pacific to Aus- tralasia.

MACLAREN-CLARK

T210 marriage oi Miss Anna Isobel Mil-baron, It.N.. only (laughter oi ll. .iiid Mrs. William W. lvincLaron t; tlcoigotolvli. to Mr. Keir‘ Clark 0t ll lllllgllC, son 0i Mr, Russel G. kll.:{i .VI.L.A., and Mrs. Clark, oi lllullt Stewart, took place quietly i=1 Riv chapel of Erskine American C~ uh. Nioutroai, inst week, Dr.

l! .l- laelucull oilicllllillg. ille bl-llie \ll

zllirnscniblc of Regina blue white accessories and a cors-_ l. o: roses and iorget-me-nots. Among those presrent at the cere- mu were: Mr. and Mrs. Ral h l s. Mrs. Dr. A, l-I. Gordon, . ' inolc or the groom. . Lcsllc. Boston. and .lllll Mrs. Kcillieth Franklin. Azlvr the ceremony the bride and li-lfllll ‘cit on a motor trip to Ot- tll...l. Quebec and the Gaspe Coast bgorc returning to their lzome in ill; riiaqlie. llfl- bride is a graduate of Prince o: \'l.lll‘S Collrgc, nnrl of the Mont- rull tlcncl-al llospilal, and has held {lxavwuion there since her gradua- lllt‘ tlroom. who is a successful rnllll: business man, took the Com- nll: ~ mid Finance course in Dal- llllw <1 University before opening h‘ s‘ ili Montague. He is now

press service to Argentine will oe- gin July I.

Pan American said the new Pa- cific i-cilite terminating in New Zealand had been cited by the clvll aeronautics au-ttiority as tim- portant to United States natxonal dctcnce. It wil be opened July l2.

Tlle new passenger. mall and ex-.

RDIAN

flllREEi

MONDAY:— : 8:00—Wlll|ng Circle of King's ,1 Daughters, Mrs. .l. A. Mac- . Kenztc. I 8:00 — Temperance Federation workers. Baptist Church. L-BZS-tl-Za-li.

on Tuesday.

Overseas llurses Are Highly Trained

It. is reported there is confusion

in the minds of some

as to how to nillrk the hallo‘.

1 T0 SUPPORT "run TEMPERANCE cause vora AS rottowsl-

bells were ringing ior many other

which is the questionnaire. We reproduce samples of these properly

I ___ Two papers will be given you, a white one which is the ballot. an EASTERN carranzanl PORT. June 23—(CP)-—W€dd1ri§l temperance voter should mark them.

and ii yellow one

iiliirkcd as 3

The Yellow Questionnaire

liquors as beverages under a Government

on question 3.

N. IL-Vnters are requested to answer the ion for the information o! I this Legislative Assembly at the ri|'\'t session-

YES

l Yi-IAHS (ll? AGE

ian Active Service Corps leaves to‘ < . clay ior Danie-field, Ontario. e gglgmlgsfgltgmvglrggglgmgglglanagl? The will" B11111" CELEBRATES IIIGII MASS-The F i?" Media“ c M1” sailed awa-Xl Rev. ‘Thomas P. Butler celebrated txiéllisetéietlgilégéh Light’ o‘ Gamma“ is irst "High Mass“ at St. Dun- Th , ' - ,1.‘ t d .\ H‘ , X n m, v0

stuns Basilica yesterday. Father 50%|)’ 8198mm! Silverware e5” ymmg wmmm “ ° "me , ila your apps I.

Butler was ordained to the Dries“ u, en cc ‘he bu“), M h" tlgerrérobafil: tfgalfzlflgélfif r6; , and mark X oolloslte IE5 on question -i oi hood one “regk ago a; the 5b table. Modern bride; my" Eh w“ Z056 left“ 11 a ‘l? F; yellow questionnaire, like tlils.-

>11"- gifjfiwglggl g',',=,,';§:f,;l,{,,§' gag; at. .l.... hearts.OM'I'hIad1ey Elsaeiaig

SENTENCED TODAY-At the 1" ""181 8011"" Pllllllll“ ggléhievi‘tigcflieoéoigferisrzrssfihrelssglmd l "1 T ‘Supreme Cw" m1‘ mmfingi my lllrliflllaglngl‘&?1h-ROQn:¥:sg"$::- 5111194 ewlli‘ 1 p5 ll i t . Largo will be senteiic d f " ‘ ‘ - ' , . u 2 ‘i l" llllllg qlle-‘l

manslaughter to wmch he glewgf {rare also In several patterns. LOTEOe gaiggagéolsigig alarlilsfifingSiSéfiftS Mark youriiimoppolslltso‘ qucs on on

ed hzumy» last week The court oull marvel at our selections , B 11. white, ballo , e . --

i - oi Silverware. See them 50m], they formed the moot highly train-

'“’1‘1l 1" d°°k°l lllllcllcllllv #119911 group of llll the specialists in this

dew’ W111 1'1”°b8’b1Y °1°5e 951131 11115 contingent. Each oi them has

week’ . sperllt at least three years in a hos-

BURGLARS ENTER. STORE - , fin?‘ e,f;§;?§§§e mg fgllgrspglgg; o. Are you ill TING!‘ h: the saie oi alplillolll.

Buses enters in we w w» H OLMAN $ or 1n Peres We» “

511,111"; (STYQ13YAQwBKI1gZQ-TGFIVIQSMIéiEI‘ t ‘Ilhe-tllr smart blue uniforms con-

oi goods taken, including : I. - ' . , 1 .

cigarettes, was not ininicdihtgl; --- , ,, _ _ — — $2325pgrgillbllziéltgllsfroiliilyuikfélfiii" l. Are vou in favor of the salc of beer and

known. Royal‘ Canadian Mounied “ _ ship during the 2 1-2 d-zlys “l; my ’ light, vliim: through Govcrnnlent Vendor's

Polioe from me Montague detach- in halrbor, the nursing sisters were l shop-l undel- permit. for bovflrllllv llllrllllsb"?

f; 9:; £911 mvtesgigijimg‘ The 59°19 i119 11599105» BTWP aboard any 0i l i i’

a es a< l. . 00m . mm. an ice Ores": 13111131 ilhgollt/(liifleeiflPi-LT-nenrby Smps rsten ‘l l u‘ on‘ 4- A"! )'0l.l in favor of a lilniLitlon (if 5.‘) ' ,,, ‘ ,' ' ' 1 2. Al- you in favor of re a n rig c pres _ ‘ FUNERAL AT "ARRHJGTON- _.—* gicifisgoviotilgesnytfeliaiiirn: till-lei‘: . Ilrovlfiions of the Prohibition Act. rvqlllrllli! X o" ‘he "umber "I 1""'“"r11"1""‘ 11"" "1""1"l1'° m _ - - , o c o i -

his late residence at Harrington In the Frame 1-"1'°V1“°°~" W911 511111 Bvgn bagitqflrililzvdiitigr? sdidiaerigl M" M ‘or m or a co q one nlonlh]

and was very largely anendecL distributed heavy rains and showers regard as a neoessgry m,“ was}

Elie service was conducted at the at? t,“ mafia ‘vhelgit’ gmwhlgigre“ P1611111" because the nilrvsi were i

ome and crave by the Rev. u. L. '8 "lllrove mo ure con ons lilere. ‘ “ ‘ . , , , . flggtgéiiilassllstclil by me Rev. J. c. gfifqfiffgpfiagllrggi‘ Whalfmxe When the signals for drill SCUlld- i ALI. BRVPISl-I SUBJECTS, RESIDENTS 0F THE ISLAND, 2 wile“ ‘Wm’ ‘I’ sent; an even, healthy stand and is ed me blue unlonned gm‘ pm l Ax" 0\1%R, M-1\\ 1 01h-

Wflnfii" Jones, J. H. Judson, Lay-

_t0n Jones, John K Jams’ Robert stoolirig well.

Coarse, grains are

Jonei M; w_ w od_ ‘ advancing satisfactorily. Grasshop- sherwood_ o 3111111 W953i pprs are appearing in some dis- ______ tricts. out control measures are

pUNERAL AT VERNON RIVER under way.’ the most heavily infest-

ed areas in southwestern Saskatche- wan and adjacent districts ili Al- berta. ClllVl/Oflll. and virirelvozlns have caused s zht damage and

— The funeral o.‘ the late Michael J. Power was l1:- rl ygstrrdflfy‘ alts-l"- noon frciili st cilhllifs Church at Vernon Rllrl and was very

Charlotte l Jrlm

t

l l l

Ii! '- oi that town. High spots of the July i program

‘1uclmlili'el' young couple will include, besides the daily sewlce

H‘ lvvc the hearty congratulations between the United grime; and Ar- - rnllncrous friends. glntlngj_.

~ ———-——-———~'— 1. Launching of the world's first

“WAN fiUlDEs "stratosphere schedules" for high-

FQR (‘A l’ ANDREI‘! altitude. high-speed vrprem" ser-

_ vice. to operate non-s hp bctwcen

_'l1lRONTO. Jllll“ 23 ~<CPl —- North and South America. oksing

1‘- ' " Pritcltiird. 6tll Victoria East the gap between the contlnelio to

('1' C.. and Patricia Ly- six flying hC1ii‘l——il'(Jm Miami to

th Winnipeg Company, have Barranquilla, Colombia. ipcilitfltl by tlic Caiirid 1n Committee. Canadian ‘ as representatives of llsnlliiioli asszciatfon to the - l-olv Encampment at Camp

' Clark. Brarrllffe Manor. 11g. 14-18. This encampment. ti‘: to fuxthcr international 1<~iishili= between Girl Guides .lr-l Cirl Scouts. i. gz-rde possible

rcwid the cutirc Caribbean area, with a iitth schedule through Crrtral America and across the north coast of South America.

(ll firs.

iMakes Appeal To

11- “is .lill’.~tfe Lcw Fund named u ir. i. .r of the founder ‘oi the' ,u,s_9, Aimm, French Canadians nan-us ' -——— , M ___, lFqatwlhuiulllee Zi-(CIPJNI-fgél ,|¢y\|.~,-__A. ,1 _ ‘ 4- H u l’ relic ana a. cause0_ e ,1 -» T33 1914?,‘ P6131150 fiflxfl, 10f France illlls "the duiv 0t ilphold-

lng the traditions oi the French cul- ture and civi ization ‘rind the French passion ior liberty ili the‘ world. Prime Minister Mackenzze King said tonight.

“This new responsibilltv will. believe. be accepted proudlY- " the Prime Minister in a messazc to French-Canadians on St. Jean Bali-

1-’ Harrligtcn ili his Hill Fillicral from h‘s late res!- - vedordav. June 21rd. nltcr- Slirrwccti Cemetery".

tit: f‘ mu"

gnllill ~At Kzncs Count-y l-Imott-Fll.

‘ll. 1940. Michael J. Power ll(‘l\'lllI‘. age 64 years. Punsnl

r

*1" his lite residence ye=tcrday one Day, 1", i“ ‘19-‘19111113 Cllllrllll- Vifflfll He cal ed on the bcoplc of Canada R1‘ ~l- everywhere to rallv behind 11"’ gov-

ernment's National Resources Mo-

""1 "as -sll<iliehlv at I67 om. billzation act.

~ ‘l -'" " t. Fl t '1 . _ . i940, “Te government intends to cxcr- Vi.‘ ‘T1112; £51,151?‘ aéllghgz velar, cise the powers lziven under tho Art F111"‘l"i from the Ming-rm pom-r. withnctompllletg jlgstlcs and‘ conlilyllcrt): I a... . ‘ ." c ." cy w.

ilnihn‘; ‘Wmdw "fwnoom 50111‘! iiwiahligicasble ti: thearrlgh not loss than

- 1 ' t 2"‘0' Inuirment Pmmcs to tbs poor. to capital not less than ' ' a or.

"Their exercise should ht-‘n lo save us all from pan’c. discord. or‘ conilis on. because tliev are nest-ili- ed to bring unity, strength. and the harmony of equal sacrifice. and to enable us to deal with traitors-sill"

or ot‘ er enemy agents within clir uuosamtta "ll “"2; EMBALMER wmnsoas m Manaln

MADRID. June 23 -IAPl HThe Duke alid Dll"l'ltl'§ oi Wlmlsol- "r- "ved 1n Hidri‘ th’! evrnlng frcln Berr-"lcna and rllwrd with Sir Stim-

Charlottrtolrn and North Wllishlre

Phone III

2. Operation oi four schedules a- j

uel Hoare, the British ambassador to Spain. _ ,

weed growth is strong in some dis- trlcis. Pastures are in good con- dition. In tlw Province oi Quebec seeding 811d have been

hfself attended. Tlte Right, R-3v_ Maurice MacDonald conducted the service. assisted iv the Rev Fath-

cr Rooncj irlicl t! . . Wanting Kiggjns, "n". plfilbgfjXrs completed) under generally favclim .5 lvlyqnwnam ‘Vmmm cam‘ able conditions. lllClSillfP is ample.

Wuhan, ppm-g J‘... w v ‘ and earlv growth has lief-ll satis- billlllll)‘. Donald Murphglgsncinte: ,ffli‘.lOl’,\‘. In Ontario all crops, after mom was a,’ Vernon Ewen a late start. have progressed satis- ___________ __ factorily and prospects generally

51g JAMES» CHURCH are favourable. Iii the Maritime ____ lProvniccs. where the season has

The m“ R_ J_ Bm-lm 3D” cum llbscn late. seeding in backward sec- ‘1111-‘196 00111 hOIl/Ivfb of worship at liiol is now iicai l! completion aild

tile Kirk yesterday. At, born 513]"- c i growth of 1io.ati;cs, fruits and vices Mr. Bcrlis dealt with the hay snows good promise. In Brit- Sllfllllltl meaning at the centre 0f ish Columbia beneficial rains have the catastrophic hzippciiinlzs of our fzilltri throughout liIRPIOVlIICB and QR-V-blildldle milflllllll his address crops generally are showinv very WAS use on the incident i ti ' ‘e ' "f t. . a Ibgillrll grim éittilcricho. The llqlillllstg‘? 1 r1 Sims ac yy progress’

lie on la il‘l'C . ' r~~ 8?“? M1,‘... ;,,_;,l.,,,n,_,‘ flfltleilgllltvlj PRAARIE rlzovilxuzs o uliiu w li(‘ w t ii - -. into. Perscvcrniicc. viiliilriiisis ALBERTA T‘ Crop cmdmons

throughout the lirovnoe iire satis-

itual qilnlityx is needed. At the fanicsqv qnd p.

evening \'.‘0l‘Sllll’l All". Bcrlis ricalt sncoliirallv with (liallyzc. showiniz

oistilre supplies are t, but

that obstliclrs which F3115.‘ change “m? 309d 1 “i? m‘ show us which way lic arc twins. lquired s” E111" (“'11 “139111 1“ l and tint in such liloliicnts lzic may l 515311113 "1111 $~l~'l“'$ 1118519115

11nd its highest spiritual moaning. lQT5“"-‘1l~ Grflfdlottpers have caused

'I‘.e muse col Ljifkl of [W0 an- lsome drlmrize in exircnzc south- thvms by tiic clioi "Hear. O Fath- ('11 tnrri . ». Pastor?» ale ili ex- . Hcnr Cur Prayer" IRXCICI‘! l1} lccllcnt c.. itioii. Tho sugar toot the lllfillllllf-L and "Now the Day islcrop is fzilouinblc and tkinning Orv“ diniksl. ili the rvriiiiis. The is well advanced. sASKATci-m- soloist lil the latter selection WJS|WAN_ crop cgnyglicns on 11w M15, Lclnucl hincDoucilll. whole are satisfactory. Wheat is of

a

"“f""_“ even growth and coarse grains 01117511131! ‘D135 FUR have made fairly good progress. "CTORY Moderate to heavy general rains yhave been beneficial. particularly , _ — in the 1ior'h and central districts. N°1§111>PPA 51> ' l_ 11111 i11€‘.\' jaw 1lvhcro r:.».l.es were low. Grass- 99~l0=ll-o1d Plenty Barrett lightning lhoppcrs are threatening crops and Out i0 1171i) 111.‘; 1171' VIC-ill?! \\'1'~11 lSCIIIC damage has occurred in die a 11s\l'1i'-l>lir¢11=\srd set of cordon iSOUthWBSiCIH 3N3 wilere infesta- tools. Olcl Ho: _v returned the stares lliqn is ljgflvllgst“ MAN1TQBA_C;-op; and bflllffi hlilllllflclllfln-‘s “Tll-"Yli 1Y9 advancing satisfactorily uuclcr do 111;“ a 111911111931 11° 531d 031111- ‘fzivolrrabirl weather" Crillidiijildeh. ‘1911113- Rainfgll haslbcgn grelncrlal atirl has i __ Y "'—*‘*"" prove mo» one cia iii llie IQIONELlEGISTER northern and control areas, lvhcre

conditions were becoming serious. Wheat. is making good growth and Ls SgDC'1'lI‘l'J!d\\’(‘i1. While coil weath- _ _ _, er’ as ie gross icpocrs n check. T119)’ “P1P 3-291 C-Ollfifltllinlls 017i” fwlrcivollns have cllushzl STllli‘ dini- 1'°1‘~‘- 1119 lfllrT-“f PB‘ P111120 10 (‘lllill- mac. Sugar beets have germinated M?" 01 39 W111 1‘(‘l'.15i"l‘ J111Y 5. illfllj growth has brcn fflilldfd bv

lcool wet weather. '

PITTSBURGH. llhT. 2s _l_u=»__ 1 rnovnvca or QUEBEC

Dr. Saliillcl Harden Church, Presi- EASTERN ‘TOWNSI-IIPS & OT-

LONDON. .lllne g3 -(CP) -_A tot-cl of 332.995 ZQ-y-cnr-olds regis- tcred Saturdzi_v' for military service.

dent oi Carnegie Institute. Satur- day advocntcd thraclsption of "cc- l

oiiomic penalties" and l0 years of "rAwA vALLEy _5ced1ng and “Coventry” ior Crfflllillly and Italy lljlflnflng have. ham ¢¢n-,.,1_~t-d_ "-9 111° ""1 01 11W ill‘ 011i» Will‘- Tlicrc is niiiple liioistllre and grains - —-»~.= , ihave germinal-ed well and show

good growth. Pastures are in excel- d a ixoocl hay crop

, Vent condition an ' _ n prospect. Orchards blossom- . Dr.‘ Chase s ed well. Strawberries mid other lsmall frilits give promise ofa good lyitlrl LOWER ST. LAWRENCE d:

YlAKFZ ST‘. JOHN DISTRICT — Seeding and plilntiii’: are practical- ly complrted. Tllfll‘ is mimic moist- ure and germination has been good. Warm weather is now needed promote growth. Pastures are good condition.

PROVINCE OF ONTARIO

Frequent rains have growth. but now needed. Crops on low lands have suffered frrm excessive moist- ure and in castcrn sections‘ sonic areas have hid to be re-sown. Pall viii-rat. is in slick blade and pros- pool‘; are favourable. Spring grains are making good progress. Plant- 1" fl"'l and roots. delayed by ct. weather, is practically oom- fD-F d ‘llgar _brc_ts_ are satisfavory

Kidneyiliiycr Pills

ili

caused rapid . \ y‘ Backache

Indigestion , Kidney Disorders 1

'. 3 ...

n" war-warms» .-' wfavor" .

of “'

. w"‘- * i

ll

defended to the end "at all coats". German and llalan ,1 planes bombed Toulon during the night, sweeping ln from

luv

lvarin. dry weather ‘s,

’l‘he French announced, June 20. that Tnulon. beautiful f"! | the north and east. A! the German drive lm the south coast rnd largest French naval base, will he .1

1 towns of more than 20,000 population to the mercy of the l

on their lite belts and .1554. at the m-uz-ter s-iflllClls. But 511131115 mode the tedious IIiilllIiES‘ fly fa. Ier for the soldiers who went l through the drill with them, Most of the sisters in t-h"s tingcnt are in thrir 2'l'=. A- or ‘tlisni are attractive. Ewh holds rank equal to that. oi c. lzcuvltant

their j

Issued by the Prince

__oon-

Don't Fail To Vote. It Is Your Duly As A Citizen. Edward Islalid Temperance Federation.

\vh.ch entitl . th. t. : , > ~ ~-— -~~-~—— ~""t— from servicemen ‘If? glawlflr I :04 >0 oooooo oovovoveveoo: hlnlvfiver- eVEn fi-s-ld officers rareiy; e ' ' : w ;§ Violin Recital ; _~_ ____,_,_____ ‘ __V ‘ SEA VIEH’ SCHOOL fly the pupils of ltliss Katli- : _“_"‘ le n I-lornhy. Tuesday even- I-Ionor Roll of Sea View School. g in; June 23th. at 8 p. l m. x _ _ _ s Holy Redeemer Hall. Siver t G.a.de X. l. Arnold Hiltz. q couecuon, : Grade IX: 1. Ruby Adams. 1+4ooooooo+oo0oo0¢oo~00o; L-819-6-24-Ii. I Grade VIII: l. Vcldrl Dliggxn. ____,;-_~. .~_.. ...._.n_ l Grade VII: l. Elmer Adam‘. 2. I jLea Stewart. 3. Leigh Dollglrjj j . l Grade VI: I. Robert Murphy. 2.. MacLcnnan. 3. Elaine Gra- - Grade V: l. Audrey Adams 2 1 - Wolkaw Murnhr- 3- Doroihy Mur- ' MONTREAL, June 23 —\CP) - W911i’. lFour men convicted and sentenced 1 lto prison ili the $2.429.4/.)4 Starla- l Grade IV: 1. Leroy AflflfllS. 2, com Rouyn Mines Limited lrallci lJllP-B Buft. ‘conspiracy c =e will apprar for ‘t ‘a1 llcxl Sept. l0 on other .112‘- Gixldc II; l. Clarence Admins and al‘ in; from the firms liquida- ltion l Autumn.

The accused, convicted lost Tucs- av rlircr a trial lasting ncarlv four i kly were sentenced Saturday by Justice Wilfrid Inzure to i711: ll". prison tern"

l ‘Charles hfllrpily lcquall.

Grad-c I: l. ifs": illlir