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purchase of Belgian francs made from the International Monetary Fund in Successive months. the Norwegian Government paid the

Fund 11.323.455.01 Norwegian kro- ner for 100000.000 francs, it was announced here at Fund Head- quarters.

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has entered the Charlottetown‘ Hospital for treatment. ,;

_.,__ I Pia. George Daveaux. who isi stationed at. Summerslde. arrivczl home on Saturday to spend iliS‘ leave with his wile and family.

I I Mr. and Mrs. James McCor- Irnack were visitors here Sunday

was Edith McVarish before ncr marriage two weeks a3o.—B_

Mr. John R_ O'Brien who has been home for three weeks leaves this week on return to Halifax. He is a government employee

ﬁshermen report fishing very’ good at present with fine catch-s of cod and mackerel. The fail mackerel are very lat now and the three packing plants are go-

Iing full swing.

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Mr. Heber- McEsven, K.C., ‘Ior l onto. who has been practicing law i there for several years has arriv- yeo home to spend a holiday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs_ B. W lMacEiven at. their summer home. lin Morell. - i

l The four hundred pound bell; that has been ordered for inc.’ lLittle Flower Church, Morell, and} ‘is en xuute here from Paris.

France, has arrived in Quebec

and should be here shortly wncri

it will be installed in the tower l of the new extension to the‘ church.

It ia with deep regret that Ohio I vicinity learned of the death oi- Dr, Hcnneberry in Boston last week. Ho visited his old home

.hexe where two sisters and at

brother still reside. last sunimcl. in fact. he made the trip ea_.t every summer. No details of lilo‘ passing have been received 'us yet.

Friends of Mr. Laurence Gauth-

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l sudden death on Monday altel- j noon. His funeral was hcld to the Little Flower Church, Morell, 0-1: Tuesday morning, Service oi trio‘ church and grave were conducted l by his pastor. Fr. McKeni-ia. an: iris was laid to rest beside .1151 children who died in infancy. lit leaves a widow and a large ldlll- ily to mourn.

Raymond Jay of the RCAF. left last week on return to his station in Alaska after a forty five day stay with his parents an;

‘ progress made.

‘Bill Connolly has entered thelwhn mud w

Charlottetown Hospital for treat- lrea] prcgress_ so m badga “may;

Bristol school opened its doors

lSwimming Tests At South Rustico

Despite the fact that thleir . in ro ress o. “YOMENSI gtnlllysetiiliiadivgi? the plizd Cross - - lsivimniers at South Rustlco madﬂ

be held this year in Klnkora ona very favorable showing m me swimming tests held there last ' ISJturday Aug. 21. The mIJOFIW Inf the swimmers were only W" jcinncrs- so hcre--as in many i1" skinccs-it is ivell to emphasise number of aiiarrls docs not begin to indicate ndcquzitely the total amount of At South Rustlco. ias in many communities Whelﬁ

:the fact. that the

cimes WETG held, most of thw-

ncvertheless made considerebw above all, but also to others who made progress this year. and fin- nlly to their willing and very cap

iahle instructor. Mr. Philip Murphy

a Bristol gm i-cangratulations. and keep up to“.

good wgyk! Badge winners were: Seniors: Lloyd Doucette. Intermediates: Bernard Blan-

chard, George Gallant- Juniors: Bernadette

‘Tun niTm will leave on return Sept. 2nd. The 19mg trip will take them more than a week and like all those who come for the summer- the saddest. day Ls when leaving. es- pecially for such a distant station They reside right on the alroor. grounds.

The death of Mrs. Lottie Mac-

‘EWCTT. widow of the late Nathcn

MacEwen occurred 1n the P. E. Island Hospital on Thursday after a long illness. 1-Ier funeral to inc Bristol United Church on Smur- day afternoon was well attended. Service at the church and grave were conducted by the Rev. T. n. Mercer. Mount Stewart. Bums‘- ivas in West St. Peter's Cemetery. She leaves two married daughters to mourn her passing. One I011 died years ago. _._,__.

Death has parted the oldest living couple in this vicinity in the passing oi Mrs. James Blim- lahd, at the P. E. Island Hospital on Friday morning after s lengthy

‘illness. She was seventy years and .she and Mr_ Blaxland who is "i6

years. lived together for fifty years in Morcll and were knomi and i-cspecwd. They raised one of the finest families here and a1! the boys served in the armed scr- viccs. one making the supre-"r-c sacrifice. llcr funeral was neiil m1 Sunday afternoon to Bristol ilnztcd Church and she was laid to rest in the Hidgell cemetery.

CANTERBURY, England -iCPi For the first. time in 500 wars Laiiicrhilri’ Corporation has e gavel presented by the city's busi- 1.555 iiomen to the mayor. Alder- man Mrs. G. R. Hews.

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niu-ii-ie the past. veer Prlnw Edward Island Juniors have been very active. Over 85% of the classrooms have organized toshare in the program of health. service for others and international friend- ship. Many Junlors are interested in improving their school lunches and forming better health habits, while they have not forgotten the crippled children or the children overseas.

Here is e letter of thanks from the School at Hayden Bridge. I-Iexham, Northumberland. Eng- land:

“Canadian Red Cross Society. "Prince Edward Island Division.

"Dear Junior Membersz-We should like to tell you how much we appreciate your very kind in- terest in our children. _ We hoipc that. the Home on the North East Coast. will be opened in the near future and it is probable that all of us at. Haydon Bridge will transfer to it until the bombdam- aged home at Southport can be rebuilt.

"We do thank you all most sin- cerely for the very practical gifts of afzharis, quilts, handkerchicfs. wash cloths, toys and nightgowns.

“We are most grateful to you.

“Yours sincerely. (Szdd M. DEWIS headmistress".

FORMER. HUSBAND OF DUCHESS 0F WINDSOR WEDS

LONDON. Aux. 23 - The mar- riage of Ernest Aldrich Simpson. former husband oi the Duchess of Windsor, to Mrs. Avril Joy Levesoir Gower, 39. socially prominent sportswoman. was announced to- day.

An unobtrusive. five-line item on the society page of The Times said the marriage took place Aug. 12 and "Mr. and Mbs. Simpson will be in residence at l1 Upper Phlilimore Gardens after Scip- tember 10."

The Times made no other men- tion of the ceremony and it was not. until mid-afternoon that oth- er newspaper editors awoke to the story and splashed it. on front pages.

A Yolmi! woman who received telephone calls at. Simpson's of- fice refused t0 say anything about the reported marriage. “I simply am not talking." she told news- paper men.

The London Star said the mar- riage tvas Simpson's fourth and the third for Mrs. Gower. whose last husband was Brig. Hugh Nu. gent Levesori‘ Gower. company director and member of a cricket- playing family.

The Dir-chess of Windsor, the fontner Wallis Wrirficld SIITTPFOII. Was Simpson's second wife.

The Star said the new Mrs. Simpson's first hilsband. whom she married when she was 1n. was Prince Georze ImcrIinsl-zy. a Russian. Her marriage. to Lei-e. 50h Gower was dissolved three months ago. the newspaper re. ported.

None of the accounts of the ‘T135138! said when». the ceremony was performed.

Sim-Non. son of a British fath- er and an American mother. serv- ed with the Coldstream Girarrir before entering his father's firm of ship charterers in London. He is 51. The bride's father- was the late Sir John Mullens. a stockbroker. who RI-ve her a ssooo isisoooi a Year income and a Park Lane flat when she married the Russian prince.

Simpson's first wife was Doro- thea Parson. mem-ber of a New Eilgland ‘Emily. His second was M"- W-"illls Spencer. the present Duchess of Windsor for whose love Kine Edward abdicated the British throne. The marriage was dissolved following the granting of a decree nlsl in October. 1936. which became final the next. year.

“0rusailers" Cavalcade

TORONTO. Aug. 24 - A five- ton converted officers‘ headquart- ers van. packed with modem dis. play material graphically degcrib. m8 the work of the United Church of Canada in the Dominion m‘; overseas. will shortly sci; out, m; the lVllaritimes in an educatlgl DIM! to inform the members of the United Church about their own church.

The van is called the "Gnu. adore‘ Cavalcade." rt ha; gnvei. led all over Western Canada and throuehoili. Ontario and Ihe an. play material it. carries has been 59m by more than 3000M poo. pie. A team of speakers accoq-i. panics the van.

The exhibits themselves con. sist of electrified models. illum. lneted transparencies. artistically Painted panels. pictures. maps, curl”- mol/In! Pictures in sound and colour and many other in. terestlng features.

Th9 "Jim"?! 0! the “Cruaaderr Cavalcade" includes September 1i t0 l5 li- Charlottetown. P. E. I.

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THROUGH RIOTOUS COMEDY ROMANCE

Cary Grant, Myrna Loy and Shir- ley Temple Enact Gay Complic- ation; Arising From l-n Adoles- cent‘: Crush on a. "Stag"

with Cary Grant, Mirna Loy and Shizley Templo in the stellar roles, Dore Schary‘: production for RKO Radio. "The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer." now at the Prince Edward Theatze is offered as a delightful romantic comedy of an artist who becomes involved in romantic complications with a WCITIGI! Jurist and iher bobby-cox sister.

The younger girl becomes in- iatuatcd with the artist in a big

her high school, and decides to bring herself to his attention by going to hLs apartment. where she falls asleep. The artist finds her Lhcre at tivo a. n1, and is just- ahout tn take he.- hcme ixhen the jurlge bounces in on the trail of hcr kid sister. and completely mis- uriderstands the situation.

She is all for sending tho artist to the penitentiary, but the court psychiatzlst points out that the girl's infatuation can he easily cured if shc sees enough of the older man. So the artist. to avoid prosecution, is forced to take the bobby-sorter to all sorta of student functions. While this makes the girl's boy-friend jealous, it also results in the artist becmnlng in- trigued with the pretty judge. and the ensuing complications keep the romantic pot boiling merrily. Grant has one of his most spark- ling roles as the hapless artist. and Miss Loy portrays a very human Judge, with Shirley ideally cast es the enthusiastic teen-lager. Rudy Vallee is in the cast as an assist- ant district attorney and an ad- mlzer of the judge. Ray Collins and

elderly uncles. Johnny Sands is Shirley's schoolboy pnl. Don Bed- doe, Lillian Randolph. Veda Ann Borg. Dan Tobin and Charles liai- ton have other roles.

Irviniz Rois directed the offer- inir. and Sidney Sheldon mote the original story and screenplay.

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