SUMMERSIDE UADAN

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yMAY cu MEN FOR SERVlBE BEFDRE RESIST

EHEWESTERN GUARDMN ;'Ti:':Eg;§x5Bordeni bance Premier King jl-ibeiafl- P-

a L A s s w A n E m s clared should be encouraged in ev.

. cry possible manner by goyernrrrn‘. .

All this week with every , Th, “n” 01th, week

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New. Subscriptions, Adverthlng should y. l,“ "m. u,‘ [and '1'!“ 5mm" "l" i" ""1" dell! It m: at the following mm tn

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Iummersldm- . Bell Bookstore, Water 5t, -- SL0‘) purchase "m: government had overlooked G Drum-m. Water 8t. Toronto sullen. wam at. Mark unmet s: Granville s: Aging“ o’ ' .'“’° “w” °" ‘ffwlme, “h” ' QWL ‘l e e z'n:.~=¢l to cut in al. 1.0 ime ra- Guardian will be delivered to any hom in s rlld ' ‘ m i w. the public m»; and u - Curler Boy at 2c pel- day or 10c pe eh. p o “m” e i" BUTTER DISH ‘l --_-,_ t. " l. r di ' d h r we hone 289 for this aervloe o; SALT SHAKER ~c~ '- 2th‘ iliililgxeglxll ikfiiohfllfxlly‘ f!

give vour order to the boy respomibla [m- deuyerle. on yo“ Nu“ Aw‘ Jul a or) 0T‘! . y -- -— Oalllng of men for I be with

the Canadian Defence Force:

Wlwtglrleifvan MMKenzie eald in an 1n-

5 tNl) \’e=-:!l'l=\'l1le.l The minister said he was not at‘

_ J. S. iloy, (Ind Cons. charged the government had lawn

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of local interest but advertising —FAOTORY to ou. Bale 40 . v ~ - . l ~ " of a newsy IIIUIIQ mo! be insert- home Mineral oil m. GOILTI?! CREAM JUG '.',‘f‘¢‘.‘.'|‘.".-'.‘.,“§'>'§,L‘L" 5.2:‘; 5f"? ,f°u‘“‘°“‘.‘ ‘ ieW" i“ “‘ 5 w brine aim! sufficient dw- ‘,‘. ‘J" . ‘ ' ‘ 0d ht I cents o word strictly pay- Drug Store. 1,145 . - ~ ' e5 (Dnna-ue “@141 E4?‘ lmoilt of ilalural resources to n" , ‘“““°" “"""‘ " ‘ ‘ ‘“"‘°“*' ‘M’ m advance‘ . SPOON HOLDER lggilttlglilrlasnlglrémlyld the House tail! tin ormatlon from all Citizens , Canada as “Tong a, i, mmm bu i... 1.. l... . ._ l m; if"? 45R" 000R ROLLERs. Track, u In reply u» a question 1mm “$10,932.?3;‘,,:§i-,,L';°°‘g§u<¢,“a‘*; f"'><'l1 A @<'~='<‘-i11=\*~1 @""="'~ “will “""“"“' ‘"‘"“ .551.‘ 1'YQ7;I§§§)-{,°' ;“"“,2°“ yup. $3”? “d Hume‘ l“ W“ a.‘ Enman’; Dru stare Ex G. s. White (Con. uaslmar- dependents, and that EQfNQH,‘ ° l airluln Jmd 5°°“°"§ w d"""‘°'1’ n. ll .. . . .. :0“ 5 l E 0., ens ng- 0 S. 1,-1g1-7_4_2l_ g yflcrhnrulm“) concernm‘ re _ be fixed for reglsuation Uxwuu: innit-l (Ilguiigibils imbciltlal rtsruflv“ MUM" ‘ ‘ ' l‘. ‘.'€ .

lstl-ation and the time when

i“ th t . —IF YOU are looking for the first call might be made for de- Euffifiwn l u . - 1 A. hi. Nicholson (C. C. F. ltfac- . P0 sad that one genua. , . .

—0'v TllvRSoAY. July l -12 best in footwear ll l Summerllde "'- - i’ - r til th M bllil- » - - . . . - - l-m n. l * ~ m- t u“ be fie -= m We wit; 8114i d5? “$311.3. midi" motor. firs: .{’§l°.°‘.i'.‘é 22...: rii°”lzi:."la.“*all.l*ie §§fiul§’"'12i ' “ ‘i.T~..‘1.§<‘I>‘§mé’-3??3§~ l i (‘he TOMl H811. Summcrside, merside. A full range to choose w‘ ‘wt m“ w’ L% Summerside, which caused serious said; em loyed as a bas.s for rvgl. nth, HQ» K0 flnmvzs Jnou

L'119‘7'3‘21' “om m’ we whole fnmnY- ' injuries kl Ml‘. Robert Palmer, well ‘l/"l" the D9PBHII°I1¢°'NU' l" ma?’ 93011 Dbrson who l‘ , so ligriclillue can uilov -——-* L-l57-7-4-2i. known garage man at fiummerside. "OIIaItDBYEIII-‘gihasit 131M142 the ed would be glvvn a cam to ‘.0 strlndald Q life X 1. —COME T0 the Institute ice Mr. Palmer was soldering the vent zgfililigllalilfhnlv-esiplét "oetilzllcflll: that he had C0lli0i'iIl('(l with inc , of the some basis as.

cream social at Albert Mollsehi, New Arman, July 5. Proceeds for Red L-i16-7-3-2i.

Cross.

-ASPHALT B1 te _ safe Shingles andagafiglfiliiggfldclgiyffi. cil Standard Steel Roofing in stock at. Brace s. L-l21-7-4-2i,

Kensington

ipe of a, gasoline tank with a blow rch when for some unaccountable reason the tank exploded and burst into flames. severely burning Mr.

ing up of men, it would be pre- mature on my part to attempt lo say just when that calling up will tutu.- place."

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Penalties, it indicated u 1a be provided for failure to i'r~gi.snll!r_

Late iii the ilrhl Gm '. wur a registration of Cilllil(llls' lilllll‘. v-

ltldlcatcd a. 10st.‘

S. . . said the budget, in: ‘

And Vicinity

Mr. Charles Cook was o. busnese VlSlLOl‘ to Summerside on Tues- day.

Mr. Harry Jamel“?! (llharlotw-

ii l Palmer about the face and causing f,“ c’ superficial bums on his arms.

Tie accident occurred at the bB-Ck of Horne & Co. garage. The tank had been placed on a. truck, and when the explosion occurred it blew the end off the tank. Mr.

-l-‘0It BEST results bring your Iilirls tn us for developing and printing. Gourllc; Drug store.

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-—F R E It‘. GLASSWAR! —Y0ui' giloice with each $1.00 purchaae,

sources was taken at pill-q, p. from l6 to 60, llllllt‘ ma: listed their qulllliimllxul tratlon “'11s liludl- Pl Ll ' ' offices set up llll'0ll},'liL|ll lln- i~.llll- f‘ try for just this purposl lillli u il~ ' $8.1 of some 5,000,000 plrnulns \'\'.i‘l‘

—GIVEN 30 DAYS-A man from 5°74?" Charged wiili driving an automobile while under the 1,,_ fluence of liquor was given 30 days bY MWFISVRW Dflvby on Tuesday.

Asked if

_IXl8l‘O would be l. regis- tration b0 "

the illen were called, d, "1 think I can say Lilli); up of men will not . ou-lllt yogistration. "As o. lilalwl" of fact, I think I

. , _..,N l [l I‘ l ' . all this week. Emllans Drulz Store. ,,,,,,,,?,-§5,{°,-,,1§é,"s,gfe1> 1%, a?!" gmfivgfifl; mu” Kmmmn gilleébxrrlalggflfinttgtwllgg til: ‘tllgk Yllliyl-ilwsily that it \\'lll not await listed. Summcrslde. L-147. mg win m stock ‘M Bragg‘; c" ' __ belonged, said that he could not_1981$vlhl_ll0n-v u 1 Already, under the dirortiozx of| l Among the business visitors tn Understand why the accident had “WOW” i" ‘e wmm n” m‘ re?‘ DT- H- M‘ '10". 11H!“ HI ' v i l - 1

14-121-7-4-21- lslralloii prcsciitiilg a. suggested nica] 599L101} o‘; mp v01,“

"GIRL GUIDES H0“) BlNGQ happened as the tank had lsceil

questionnaire and a method of reg- jstrgtiol; bm-Qml, 50mg hymn

__.n,,._, Gm Guides of sh Paws _ Charlottewwil on lfiiesd-ay werflthorou h- steamed out“ 4 ‘

Church held a. bin o party on quufign lggsgnzlaemre P7555318) Nif- Amhibaw MmKenz e’ Mr‘ Per‘ ' ‘like gireymen were called out and ibflmmll 31f! l_10\_\' D610"? Q18 89V" of skilled men have bvan ll. Tuesday evening. A arge number satumé’ “be "W. Will load 03 MYJCQPWU” “m1 m" Wuhan‘ extin ulshed the blaze. Mr. Palmer Qllfllem I01 d¢_v1h}f?1_1-_P°ffl95.M1i}' cording to qllflllllfilllbilf. " o; people attended go help me seed b Yk h rtnmn- 515° qllflflllll’ oamenm- was aken to the hospital. “ _‘-“ Depnrimcnt also has n1 Guides alongys uc w ea. Walter Weeks. -—i ' on en uiring last night the thousands of skillmi uni-l;

1-"1m~ M“ Ream“ Tmmb‘ m“ 9' 1mm‘ Guardian earned thathe yvas still registry of the ciuplojnlll-llt a

-F0lt WHITE Diarrohell. in chicks use our special remedy, 25c per bottle. Enman Drug Co. Ltd, Sunlmerside. L-lfl.

-GIVEN SUSPENDED SEN- TENCE-Two you": men from the

country were givclra suspended sentence by Magistrate Darby when they were brought before

him charged with stealing seed grain and soiling it. The boys were given a suspended sentence lls trcv mid tho lvlazistrate they were going to enlist.-S.

—l)l5.-\'l‘lI OF MR. HENRY GRANVILLE MILL-There passed away at his llolnc in Kenslngtoil on Sunday bVéfllllg, Mi. Henry Granville Mill ht '16 years of age. EH01‘ all illness of some months. 2 Mill was born at Clcaimont, P.E.I., on July 20, i863, and was tile sun of tllc late John Mill, who wns a native of England. Mr. Mill was a very successful farmer, hav- ing early in life purchased a firm in the Kellslndion (iistrict. He was wvll kll0\\‘l'l for his integrity in bllsllluss, and his interest. in com-

-—ICE CREAM SOCIALand Sale of Home Cooking by_Ladie5 of 5L Marks Church, Kensington at Mr, E H. McFarlane resdence satur-

“5! "thins. July 6th. L-i-il-l-i-s.

-—F0ll- SALE-Milk cows in- vludina 2- rcgistemd Holstcins (Lewis breeding», also 3 dIQIL mares tbred),'l draft horse, 1 driv- Ans 110156. young, sound, good workers. will consider young cattle in trade- Walter Weeks, Biiyyllefgb

-—R.E,SERVE Saturday. Jilly 13th for Ice Cream Social, sponsored by Home and School Association in aid 0f the Red Cross. Oll Kensinglon High School Grounds. L-i40-7-4-1l.

-—’l‘llE UNITED Church Pres_ byterlal will hold Missionary Rai- lles in the following places:— Braakley, Jlily 4th.; Margate. July 5th: Monwzue. July am; Bradrll- b8 uly 9th; Bldeford, July 118th: Mount Stewart. July 18th;

Tryon. August 6. supper served at all places for 25c, except Bracklgy where the charge wlll be 20¢. Blwcial fiileakers at evening ser-

ber oi men busily engaged in arct- ing a new barn on his farm hero

lvLr. Crane one of our local painters .5 now buedly engaged in painting the residence of Mr. Gor- don Glover.

Mr. George Brookine one of our popular business men and sports- mcn is at the present time com- pelled to get around Wit/h the uie cf crutohes due to a badly wrendtled ankle suffcrccl in o. bad spli he received on Dominion Day at the Alberion Races when dvivirll; Scot- ly Watson, hrs own entry in the 2.27 class. George a general fav- orite has the stnrere Men-cs oi’ has fllélfly‘ friends for a speedy recov- e '.

A large nlitnlbsr of our younger clcmrnt attended the Dominion Day Dance held in t-he Marie bsdf urrdens, Sumnaerside, on Monday eventing. H

G-ERMANS

ln much pain and there was great concern on account of his eyeliihes being badly burned and it is not

ct known whether it. has affected h» sight. 5

7th Canadian Casualty List is Announced

UITAWA. July 3—(CP)-Tl19 National Defence Department to- day issued its seventh casualty llal. of the Canadian Active Service Force overseas, listing three dean. one missing. one dangerously ill and six prevlOllsly reportfid miss- ing now with f/hfll‘ unit or in hos- pita].

The new list brought the total to 25 dead since the arrived in 1321131111141 in Dxember- and reduced the misslrlll l0 1°-

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lst Division .,

(Continual ‘H0111 page 1)

,_____.. made against the

background of

the Govr-rilmcnt‘; new “Asiatic slpherc" policy.

They \\'(‘l‘i‘ understood to have

“K-‘VSIHNGTON, July 3.—(CP) —(7hinll's flllllll)’ lo obtain vital wzlr supplies from the United Slates would he jeopardized if Janall Sil(‘(‘(‘(‘(lS in having the Burma l-illul clnsrd.

Amt‘ (‘llll supplios have been roan-hula ( llilul mainly ovcr two routcs—-tlli~nuzh French Indo- (‘lliml 21ml Burma. Japan acted spz-cllilv nftcr the Wench-Gor- man amlisticc to cut nff suj le: lllrnllgil Frcnvll Inllo-(‘hlna and il's-l pri rrcssliro oll Britain to

llllrnln road loading king, ihc llrvsrnt (‘hi- illw- g-ovrvnlncilt capital.

Closing hf both those routes would mniu- it difficult for the Ynitcd Stall-s supplies to rmrh tho (‘hinvsc government. The thin-l cllil-f route is from Soviet Russia.

disclosures that Japan's dominant anny leaders were complaining of

tyfkCailada.

. mull. y nliail-s. Ml‘. Mill Woe B. < v . A’ ' slnullcii inclnbclf of the Anglican "m" Tw° 555mm 2 fir"! 3 P- m- lgggglTg is me 1m" nrotcstcd that not even this declar- Churcli llt. I{‘Cll5ll’l§[0ll and‘ will b? L449- __(_Qg1_ii_n_ll_ed from page l) Rloya,‘ Canadian mgmeer5;_ nticn fri" Jrllrvanls dominance in mutl missvt in lie SOC!!! 9 0 W‘ WWW- tlle Orion. — n rl sort n! far east- tho Chuwli. Mr. Mill was married “£25m 2H0ME—'I'h9 and southwest England, mont, of wkrsgpzeiifgfsflilrxmi¥arrgjscrfxigzl: nrn Morn-or- Doctrine-Mm euf- ' c“: Fl‘. “h. dram“ i“... 6...... ..."l.....2% draws; M" o’ “w blond-m my or a u. . . l \l(‘l\ ill, 10f n . - 1 n t d - Ont died June 26. n lvr, l; was sa , ey a , _ ,» - onl \\lll‘ llflrllilffl. MacKay ‘l! n a re ume ‘m Wednesday British Alrme Fl llt Ba k " ‘ warned 01".? (‘HCOUTAQHHPUC of . . _ , _ Brgdalbune s,,,.,.,,.e5_ The“, we" morning from a most enjoyablfi n z c MEancZ-Hfilgrpbtxlgills aialgdlivgbkmosgarllelfil Cwmmw f,‘ Imlv and a “once wcmlell Louis \\ll|l(ll_ "mun-u n.f<\gn;.[g "nq mm" nommrd,‘ ,_ u: M],

President Rnoscvrifs 0.\1l(‘l‘l(‘(l fr; for n ililrll term. Willkie ruled (U; “u, ho Will l political ullknlllvn. At 48, lic looks bark on a varied llfo as l. farm ltl‘.\‘ 1,, , » teeter, oil field worker, soldier, tcnt hotel proprietor vegetable picker, com hum, 1118M "hwl tooth". l1lv'.vrl' nllll llml of a €l.l'l8,50l.778 utilities (‘film power salve. the cmpnrniinn rllrvrfnru nrls-rl-ll lum an inPrfllSo In his $710M’! ; saying. ‘That's mflfc tlliln tho .‘i"lfll'_\‘ oi‘ tho prl-slllcllt vi illc Tnlted slfifrki l ' "m mm" "m" "l" Iirffilll‘!!! "' Ilrrc llf‘ tzlkrs n few minutes‘ rcst in hl< l.- ,l. l

stay at Ironwood, camping head- uaerteru forwapsrinrceckqounty rscouta. Ofllfln a o a. ma ma: usleled by was Widlg); nlf Summer-side; Miss Haywood, ML! MaeMillan and Miss Mm:- Donald. Charlottetown. Mr. Keith Mollison was quarter-master. The

to the wozxl that the redistribution of rPSourcI-s is p, one-condition to gencrnl pence.

Says-french,

‘The Air Ministry in various bul- letin: related how Britain! ever- alert. airmen took to the skies and fought off the Nazi filers.

‘Three Spitfire pilots attacked two Dorniers off the east coast and saw one burst into flames. turn on

51x diilclrcll by the first. mllrrlfldh three survive, Holly, who resides on a. farm adjoining the home- stxuld; Bm-trnln in Edmonton; Al- bPYill, and Maurice in Summer- eid, also six hISlGTS, and one bz-nlhrl" nnllu-ly. Mrs. E. E. Park-

qf-kln is his mother. Mrs. Mar- garet, MacDonald of West Lake. Ainelee, Lnvernesa County, Nova Sootic, died June N

Infantry:-

Lance-Sergeant Joseph Robert Normandeau. whose neXl-Of-kln l5

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mall. lVn-g. E. K. Canleron, Mrs. cu“ its back and crash into the sea w“ My; Marguerite Nor- mnvem- H n _ _ . Clam 60mm“ M155 Mary Mill, went in cam-p on Saturday The other "ed bu” d d. - his C. . 1 d1 d - lon rc-[Xr s. a or sllvcpliig i0 if"; nomination o," 5cm Rnhon Tan “m, _ \ f‘ Miss Nor“ Mm Mm Helm‘ wank and “tamed yeste,.4ayl_8_ o" m. Abememggkeamagx: an“. Rail-lg? d Quebec C t)’. e York: racket-buster. i; ailnor hilluumftiqidewillilnlg ' ‘Wiipersonhls fires tackled a. bomber believed p, ' ._ "m" " "w" * "">~'— '—~—~———~——~~~ . .__ run n i 0 - 8Y5 9 ~ be a Helnkei III which was f ced ' ill 1- ' ' - . funeral took place on Tuesday —-_ down into the sea. and then lfgan- §fl¥.,‘},l,,°“c§‘§$;§‘ Rfigthagycoaper, G088 IHlLO HIS“ afternoon from his late residence --Mr. J. If. D’Eon, Meteghan doncd by its crew after offering stiff who“ neXt-Qf-kln is hi5 wife, Mrs. i: st. suclnlrlclh, Regilbelfg- Rigel‘, nfisxqhu a guest n, weswlew YESlSlRTACE. A Junkers 88 also was G Qoopef nf 24 clergy street West. I'M-m o C16 118- 1° ' 8G. O Tryon. engage andd din f ' _ ‘ issin gs Wong“ Mfssmlsléwt ma‘? Scotland. owne the nee of Ifimgswn. Ont. reported m i! g ruce yn er. r l -m-. Mrs. David Pringle A Dornler "Flying Pencil" wu fn- pf-wl l reported miasinl. now gffAwA‘ m; g _(cp) _.M“. Alum Mnflw- John Walk" "g4 and Muelhur Louise o! mderlc- tercentcd and downed by I ontrol- h. ho olllflu nlehndr- my of both clinch and English Peter Maclntyre’ Inwmwnt m t e ti)“. N3. Ind Miss Janet Pringle 11H! Spitfire off the southeast Rpya Canadian M111)’ 99m" ‘ _‘(‘S should be compulsory 1n P<‘\>lll~"'$ CPIHMPIZY- Kmlfililgmb OI Btofllw. NB. are spending coast. of England. Another enemy Cmpsp- n31 , ‘ . J. O‘Neill -"—~-———~—- their holiday: at Edlzewaten-s. bomber was brought down in flames mum Ami-w Bruce l-iarvey. (m, Kgmlogpsl declared in the

-w. Jan-lee Warren and his sister. Mrs. Dorothy Wlhitc have returned to Moneton after visit. in! 1n Sllfllfflefside. On their re- turn they were accompanied by Miss Jeanette White-S.

-Mr. and Mrs. Robert f-foar of Molwwn. N-B» arrived on Sunday to stay at Edgewater during their vacation-B.

-<Mr. Qchumlan of Toronto ls- mending his vacation with his a tier. Mlse Bertha Hchumian, BummHelde-B.

—Nl|l Pauline lliltl in dim her mention at her home Ber- wlok. N. d-s.

-Mr. Wm. H. Holden. ftehoboth. Mun. U S. A.. and Mr. Wesley Shame 0f Rumford. R. f., who have been guests at Westview Lodlze, Norm Tryorl returned home Friday mow-lung.

Stratoclippers To 6o 0n Miami So. America Run

mam. Fla. July a —fAP) - The United States: first flect _of lltmtocltppere will go into service

11W?!’ I1 brief fltzht over the sea.

Hurricanes damaged ; Heinkef over tho English Channel and e Dornior off the east coast in en- gaacmente while another Dornier was hit by a hall of machine-gun fire from a. fighter off the north- east mnstand fled into a cloud. Caught in terrific anti-aircraft fire one raider unloaded l2 heavy bombs over the poor quarto: of a town but only two persona were lnlured.

Elsewhere. a heavy bomb fell two yards from the ali- rald shelter of Sir John Anderson, Minister for home scurity, without damaging it.

lrltllh ‘Ill-Ill flute

Britain in turn struck fut night at the Nazi island air base of Tex-

den in northern Holland. it was announced. Other R. A. F. planes ranged the German Ruhr. Weat- phalia, flew as far north u Den- mark and etrefed the German- held Belgian port. of Zeebrugge.

Flown by the coastal command. Hudson-Lockheed bombers attacked in the Netherlands last night. One Briton brought down a German Mesecrschmltt fighter with hie real- nun. near Amsterdam. The R. A. l". loet one plane.

‘The German attacks. while Poe- slhly aimed at military object-ye. fell chiefly on towns and country- side, injuring civilians.

A baby and her grandmother were killed today in a town in ‘lllffnlk by a bomb which struck a house. Six persons were hurt.

Wn kmcn were among the l6 in-

whoee next-of-kih is hie wife. MYS- Eva Harvey of Londo . Ont; Privaatled Alexandros. “rm-fist - n w , . fllmirlie Smith 0f Mitchell. Ont’.

Previously reported missinfl "Y"! now safe with unlt:—

R..c_A.$.C., attached to the Roy- al Canadian Medical CofiXl-

Driver Clifford Caleb Barnum. whoa l-lext-of-kln u his W110 Mr!- Beetrfm Barnum, ‘fbronto;

Driver Arthur DOHBIBA Coll-two- whoee next-of-kin is his wife Mrs. Ma aret Causton. Toronto; f

ver Percy Charles Scotland‘ Webb, whose next-of-kln L! 111$ mother, Mn. Edith Webb, ‘Boron-

“llrlm Gordon hank Whitlm.

Hmlsc oi Conllnons today. Dul-inu his speech in he budget debnle Mr. O'Neill spoke of hie ex- porlonco at the international labor cmlfvrcnco in Geneva last year wlwrc 5J0 p0:- cont delegates from all parts r-l illl‘ n-nrid spoke at least tlvn lHllIZilIlSZPS and in most cases the extra language was French.

ronmmungnak MILITARY CONTROL

PHILADELPHIA. July 3.—(AP)- The pol-t of Pllllfl(l<‘l lla went un- dcr illilltrlry control oday to tho accompaniment of the most strlni- ent rcgulntlons since the first Grout War. Commander Lester E. Wells. oi the United States Coast

whose next-of-kln n his mother.

tel, the Netherlands and at Ijmui- "

Mm. Ruth Klrchl. Toronto- mng i :- Royalefléuasllllldilan Allrnv Medical

COL mlfacha Arthur Irvine. who» next-of-kin is his Irving of Ottawa.

Beeswax begins u a flu‘d ee- cretton beneath the been body and is worked ln-to a p‘ast.c con- sistency in the mom's mouth.

sent it spinning toward the am with a machine-gun burst. Ono mcmber of the ctew bailed out. into the water. Two heavy bombs plllmped between two channel sieamshlps without hitting either.

As the air assaults became more numercua their scope widened. For the first. time a Nazi rllslne was soon

father, K.

Guard “was nnnlcd captain of the wit. ________,__

between Miami and Latin America. providing faster passenger scrvicc and bringing slx-oay-a-lvcck nlall service to every capital in Stulh America.