, IIICKEY - At the Prince County

ffllllrdfly. May 3. Freeman Logan

' 00d _ "Plot her not we never wll.

. "llllly and smiling always content ~ Loved an‘. respected Mserever die

MAY 3, 1941

Dilurses’ D8! l‘ Observed In Dity

- Day was observed in ufiméli; yesterday by the numb pf the two hospitals, of the Sane-

torium, the Infirmary end Fel- :onwood Hospital. yggm-day evening the Pro-

tcstent nursos ettended_ services at 5t. James Church where the sermon was preached by the min- ister, the Rev, T. H. Bussell Som- ei-s. The Catholic nurses attend- ed service in the chapel of the Charlottetown Hospital where the preacher wee the Rev. M. E. Francis. extension department. St. Dunstaifs Collelt-

FIND BODY

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icPl-Rivermen found the body_ hf Stephen_ Thomas Jones. 56.‘ missing fro-m his home at nearby ivrsiern Head since last Novcm-i h"l‘. in a Mersey River log boom I

swturriay. Jones was the objezt of imécMiuan were i

h proxhicr-imide search after his IiiSBPDBClTHlIFG.

iilliTii-‘l. tillRRiAGES. DEATHS

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WILLIAMS - At Windsor, Ont- ario. April 28, i047, to Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Williams (nee Ruth Lenrd. Bedeque. P. E. I.) a son.

Hospital May 4, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hickey, Summerside. a 50f].

DEATHS

THOMPSON - At Kensingion. May 3, 1947, John A. Thompson, aged ‘ll years. The funeral from st. Mark's Church. Konsington. Monday at 1:30 PM. Interment in Kenslngton cemetery. CHAMPION At the Prince County Hospital, May 8, 1947, Mrs. Edison Champion of Baltic. age 1ft years. A short funeral service at the home of James A. Champion. Baltic, Tuesday, at 3 PM, followed by service at the United Church, Malpeque. at 838D PM. i

HARDING - At French River. May 2, i947. Preston Harding. age so years. The remains will be forwarded from the Davison Flin- eral Home, Kensington. today to the home of the father, Boyd Harding, French River. The fun- eral from St. Thomas Church, Nev: London. Tuesday, at l p.m. LOGAN -- At Mount Stewart on

in his 30th year. His remains will be transferred this afternoon from the A. A. Hennessey Fun- erai Home to the residence of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Logan. Fort Augustus. from where ille funeral will take placewon

iPollce Court Saturday morning a:

need in the New Brunswick Aux

DENTllAi. GUARDIAN i I; 8 Nurses To "T , raduate From P. E. I. Hospital

This column is reserved for news I! local Interest. but advertising of a Illlsy nehro may b; Inserted at live cents a were est-lea, p”. able In advance.

coorva m Photographs. coivranmxrfo-r-v LIFE m. BUBANCI.

CBAIWELL for Photographs.

on. r. A. lvleeivlnman will be out of town until May 19th.

COMMUNITY CONCEBT MEM- BERS ATTENTION Concert Prince of Wales College Hail 8:15 , Thursday night, |

(mass FIRE _ ‘The firemen] were called to extinguish a grass fire on the Kensington Road yes- terday afternoon. There was no damage

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‘Own. Wl-ll address the graduating rnurses o! the Prince Edward Is- Iiend Hospital when they convene frllfldly. May l3 at the Prince of Waleil College auditorium for the graduating ceremony. 1t wit] he one of the largest classes to grep]. ualgeuin ‘recent years. . Ovwns is the lit. t ad- us-tes: u o F Beth McEwerl. Morell. Mildred Ruth Walker. Carleton. Rosaline Llewellyn, Georgetown. Moira May Archer, Toronto. Ont. Mari-on Elizabeth MacKinnon, ,Charlottetorwn No_ 7, . i D°l°lhy Drake Beers. Millvicw. ' Re"! RM Reynolds. Montague. Freda Edith MacInnis, Clftown. Mabel Ethel MarLeod, City. Evelyn Bernice Mulch. Cherry 1 Valley. Barbara Adelaide Belcher, Chu-

ZSTH ANNIVERsARY _' H011, w. J. P. MacMilian and Mrs. recipients of many congratulations on Satur- flottetown. day. the occasion being their. Janie Margaret MacEwen. Sten- twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. fley Bridge. - i Margaret CITY POLICE COURT. — At the ‘ Mfllllaglle- Mabel Joyce Keller, York. drunk and incapable was remanded Lois Irene Roper, Bfllltls. until Tuesday. One drunk and disJ Dolls Eva MflcKihrlofl, orderly was remanded for a. week. cliffe. another was remanded until today‘ Elizabeth Mae Robbins. Morcli and a third was fined $10. and costs‘ ‘ Mlfzllret Elizabeth Weather-hie, or 20 days in jail. i Moniague.

ISLAND MEMBERS Squarebriggs. who passed away in

Montreal on April 30. was held, (oammued ‘mm Page l) yesterday afternoon from the Cut-line Island before the 131p his.“ a5 ciiffe Funeral Home. The serv- whip for the Province. it's up to ices at the home and grave were'me to set an example and avoid conducted by the Rev. T. E. Miac- any waste of time in a very busy] Iileillllrlian. RTti: gzll-ibfflfnfiffd valiozésslon. Elf/e hay}; complete freedpm- am u , ne e . -,_ speec on government sde’? son Ramsay. Ivan Monaghan, Neil jos well as with other groups, but’ Money/in, and Arthur worth‘ rnuln ille common interest we don't torment was in the Church cem- iwant to encroach on that frcedom."i stery. l. Watson MacNaught, Liberal‘ member for Prince who moved the‘

FUNERAL A1- WRNON xwzniadmese in reply told ‘I'll-e Guard-l - The funeral of Mrs WiliiamTm“ he w“ 5mm‘ Lhwgm l” Co“! Mmvleuh was ‘hem ‘mm pspeaking in the budget debate and h" late residence Sawrday tO-flad scvclilluloints lit mind lvllzcii s.“ Joachim! church, vemon m.” .he might bring to the niic-ritiici oi‘

er and was largely attended. Bol- ime House’ bu“ m‘ mam‘ Mr‘- emn Requiem High Mass wuiMacNaught felt that the bulk of

‘defence of government financial, w“ b’ 3°“ M°“"3“°' M- Mc‘ ‘policy would and should rest in‘

alzxzzldbeaizlfigedangynegzvi, 0031 mire hands of Financo lllirllster Ab-; ' ‘ ' ' "bolt and members of the Cabinet lmhan’ subdeacon‘ Rev‘ o‘ Ri He admitted hot-never that if thci §§f§ea§§§‘j"§§§re_“' Jim; firavei Hmgrcesive Oonmrmtive member; Wm Mom vémon‘ §:;l;1sey'.in the Prince Edward Island cl-sic-, Herinm I ’ J A s “h mkjgation should attack QOVGTiHTlOIll‘ n35’ ' ' m ‘ “mdipoliey concerning Prince Edward

Charles McKenzie, Interment wasi Island he mu‘ tee] it incumbent. in the church cemetery. (Patriot on htgn £0 Qepm The ministry] plea” copy)‘ i Mr. MacNaught. said would answer. icriticlsm ori- matters of innit-- EITllLI-Q at mieinlibers such as hlmsef mg i. Rev. an. MacDonald, no. of New-ldeeam i. mp...» h, reply h, q-ligicism castle. NJB. has been appointed in-iunmtms o; specialized 10,351 1m-‘ tcrim District Secretary of the Newport and m hon-ed misgmfl-pregq Brunswick and RE. Island Auxil-'au°n_ iuries of the British and Foreign;

Bible Society for a period o! three!

months. Dr. NIacDoneJd is a Vice-i . | President of the New Brunswick, w_ ch55.“ 5_ mun-h P4133755.’ Auxiliary and has B150 lakellislve Conservative men-.he.- for. tpqaking engagements in time oflQuegvn-s said he W85 in the win-Se‘ ‘iof drafting his address on the ‘Jud-

Isabel

MacDonald,

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FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The

funeral of- the late Miss Norsl

APPONTMENT MADE — ‘me

Mr. MeLare Preparing

Tucsda mornin at 9 o'clock to m“? H‘ h” a’ n“ knmvkdae Me t. Mr. Abbott's midget, he $16.! st. Patsidckb Chfirch. Plort Augus- "l0 “"1" °i m‘ ~5°°1°W' ‘is; asaailable from-a number» 011 tus. Interment church cemetery. 731- AuxuhW Wm b‘ 9184 toipolnfs of view. For one thing. ROBERTS - At the Charlotte- w°l°°m° hill‘ “ m ‘"5"’ “sithousands of Prince Edward Is- tmvn Hospital on May 4. lii-flybmnch“ ‘landors viewed vulth regret the Mrs. Cleve Roberts, 46 Edward igovcrnmenfs decision- fo retain

Street, in her 49th year. The re- mains are resting at the Cutclifféi Funeral Home until noon today.l then to her late residence until ivedncsday noon, then to Cen- iral Christian Church for service ill 2 o'clock. Interment in Church cemetery,

STEWART - Suddenly st Brook- ficid on May 3. William Stewart. sized 54 years." Remains resting at J. E. Andrews ilunersl Home, Hunter River. Funeral on ‘mes- lal’. May 8. at 2 PM. from Brook- lieid Presbyterian Church. Inter- nr-nt in Church cemete y.

SAND DF THANKS

The family of tthe late Mrs. James W. Villett. wLlh to thank their many kind mighlbmlre and friends “who so kindly assisted them 0r helped them in any way during their reomt sad bereavement. Also those who so kindly sent flow-era and messages of sympathy.

In loving remembrance of Mother, 1 peered away May 6th. III.

Bee-slice and Family.

In Memos-lam

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North

(‘W r338! saliva; high taxes on ftlllhil‘. Iltngves thLQ-"Z - ~ 9 ‘m9 view that is 115' °'. Dr. A. B. Stevenson was held yes- :3 under a dlsadvantggsw l terday afternoon from his late, Jam“ Lgglér Douglas. Liberal; residence at New Glasgow. The mamm- rm- Queen's said his had- service was conducted h; thae Rteiv. 5 .hought 0g spggklng 9h budgit J. W. Hayier. assists y sin-patter; but as yet had not roac - Rev. E. F. Coffin and the Revue‘, 511ml decision a; to whether W. J. McLeod. The honorary h, will gpeak m- not. “If the points pail-bearers were Premier J. Wal- I have h, mind will be covered by ter Jones, Lieut-Col. C. L. Mac- my mums Ml‘. MacNaught and Kay. Dr. A. J. Murchison. Dr. J. m, Grant, I certainly won't go R. Murchison, and Dr. J. E. Flem- ow;- the same ground again.” hi’ ming. The nctive pail-bearers 551d. "You know that much of ml!- were Harland l-iill. Lloyd Steven- work here in Ottawa is outside the son, Lorne Stevenson. Cyril Mc- Gregor. John Ross. and Eldred Weeks. Interment was in New Glasgow etery.

the debuts very closely?

When the budget debate resumi- J.M. MiwDonnell. chief opposition financial critic and PrOZNBW/e

Dr- R. H- Kennedy. Charlotte-i

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5D Refugees Arrive

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(By John Lnngloie) KAI-WAX. May 4-10»- The second email bend of so displaced persona-tired but looking eager- ly to the future-were in Canada and heeded for central end wast-

ern centres tonight after their arri-vei here aboard the ill-lei- Aquitsnie late yesterday.

' The veteran liner brought a ‘similar number here two weeks ago.

i _I"or the 39 men and ii ,women it 3W8! an opportunity to renew iiives broken by war and begin anew-with relatives in Canada. Many of them bore tattoed num- lbers. reminiscent of confinement in Nazi concentration camp; Also aboard ship, but. a little more teciturn. was g, group a! three Russian diplomats en route to New York on "official busi- ness." They did not elaborate. Leader of the group was Nicholas Soulits-ky, consul of the Foreign Office of the USSR. A second member of the group interpreted ithe few words of Soulltslry who could not speak English. It had been reported that Col.- lGen. Efim Shchadenko, Russian ‘vice-commisser of defence since 1941 and member of the Red Army iSupreme Military Council, was among the passengers. He was not listed as a passenger, however. and the pilrsers’ office staff had no knowledge of him.

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Former Polish Soldiers

Twelve members of Polish for- ces were aboard the Aquitanla. Included were members of army, navy and air force. Five were re- maining in Canada while the re- mainder WETe going to the Untied States.

Able seaman Mieczysiaw Fis- chcr, 38, p mechanic. showed a Canadian national registration card and said in broken English he hoped to return. to work in

Aquitania Text Df Act lie

Time Uniformity 5

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i v ' .... s... ,,..,, u M dnuehWoman s Missionary _ i. i hllllle-ifily. e. heavy sea swept over

the boat and ceried three of the,‘ men overboard. Harding either died

Society Meeting from exposure, it was bitterly cold,

; or he fainted and was drowned inf - boat

The Afternoon Auxiliary of the Woman's Missionary Society nf {Trinity United Church, Charlotte- ; town which was held on Thursday IMny lst, in the Social Hail. was opened with prayer by the presi-

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=dent. Mrs. R. E. Mulch, follolvcd

MacLeod was the aOn of Captain Medford lVlacLeod of French River‘ and the late Mrs. iifaoLeod. Cap- , tain MecLeod is at present in cam- mand of a dredge which i; now h; Charlottetown. Besides his father, the late Mr. MacLcod is survived

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Prescriptions is

Workmen Uncover Ancient Secret

grind? gnomes last, regarding uni- by m! Wm the former Mm Found] by the Lord's Prayl-r in Llfl soil. _

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y iof lnng River and three childrelhifi] fiklxfld m tsliggmg Hymn fa i £°5=51l°°1|ilfid¢illfl u 'the ldest of which is f urt l ' ° w” ' w“ ‘"1’ '5‘ = old-fro" aw . AN ACT To Pnnvml F03 ' e O em‘ agreeable only 2i members were a mo“ mum?" UNIFOILm-rv op- Tm; Yeorfl- present lllphbiifoilllhllllifliill

11130119119171 Harding was s. eon of Mr. Boyd T“! Pnovmcz Harding and the late Mrs. Harding "Be it enacted by the Lieutcn- ‘ of French River. He is survived by l-hl-Gflvflmr and Legislative As- his wife, the former Miss Quinn of; semibly of the Province cf Prince Stanley Bridge. and five uhlldICdl.‘ Edward Island as follows: - Mrs. Leslie Campbell of Charlotte- “1. Ilhts Act may be citedas ‘The ' town l-s a sister. Uniformity of Time Act.’ . Hill was a son of Mr. and Mrs. "2. Rom and after the passing cf Robert Hill. Kensington. He was this Act there shall be one stand- u-nimarrled. There are three sisters ard uniform official time in use and three brothers. Mrs. Wm. R tlhroughqlit the Plownce cf Prince Morrison, Fredericton, Margaret! Edward Island. land Violet at home; Miilhier aridl "3 Unless altend by Order-iri- Ivan at Fredericton; and Wlllianii Council as hereinafter provided, in Toronto. such official time shall be the . Blanclhard was e son of the late; Standard ‘Time as established by Q Jeremiah Blanchard, e (Olmflfl the Act 3 George VI.. Chapter 23,‘ murlioer of the Legislature for let‘ being Tihc interpretation Act. Prince and Mrs. Blanchard. who is "d. The Lieutenant-Govcrnor-in- seriously ill. ‘Ilhere are two brotih- Council may by Order-ia-l-Council ers and two sisters. He was unimnr- institute the dbservance of Day- risers. light Saving Time (so called) being - one hour in advance of standard TRAFFIC ACCIDENT time. for such period of time dur- ing each year as may be deemed advisable; and ail-ion so instituted, such time shall be deemed the of-

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R. C. M. P, reported the death of i Howard Roy. 3i, in hospital at|

ficial time during the period so Bfldgewatgn N_ 5,, today after a; 5P9¢1fl9d~ . traffic accident on the Southl

"5- Th‘ Mu’ a Gwme V" Shore highway Saturday. Police, Chapter 2., and 9-10 George V., Sam Roy’ riding a bicycle wmie

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ch"pte' 9" “e hereby repefledy holding on to the side cf a truck. fell, fracturing his skull. There

will be no inquest. DROWNED FROM CANOE

WESTFIELD. NS. May 6 — (OP) — Dragging operations were

iMrs. (Rev) liftlcKetlzie. lvlrs. foomfourrecordiasm- Houle and Mrs. MacNair followed 1B8 IO dopendebly the ‘by brief prayers hv Mrs. Nenson. . peopieoftbiscoinmuniry.

in this "Reliable" Plug.

i Cfitistiln Stewardship uras the

theme for the day's progrumJ “KL W‘ "S-fffliu! ‘Scripture readings on this ihisme. lmlxhfcllffklll-lfldl!‘ were read by Mrs. (Reta) Ru...‘ mlm-"v-N-Wsmeroud.

Mrs, A. D. MiiCLPllflilll and Mrs Morson. The president then .,'.l a very beautiful meditation and the worship period closed wl-ih singing "Thy Kingdom Come. O Lord" ‘

We invite you so elk you.‘ Physician about us. And, a: hi": dircclioo. EH58 your next prescrip- tion hen for our precise compounding. We assure you supcnor service and unlfmmiy fc-‘P prices,

The minutes of the last mceiill: T were read anri adopted. The‘ treasurer gave the financial st. ic- I merit which was approved.

A letter was read from Mrs. J. I". MacAuslzlrid explaining about the "Reading Course.“

Mrs. J. G. Barbour. Christian Stewardship secretary spoke "very

IllIl\~OOo0o0naQocaooolooalbonc-

capably on "The meaning of ' Christian Stewardship“ emphamz- , 4H3 QUEEN 57 . pHDNE g7| ing "systematic giving of time _

and money." She also read a lei- ter from Mrs. J. F. Eastcn Mrs. J. G. Bennett followed with the reading of four verses from iii-a 21st chapter oi Luke and a beauti- ful Christian Stewardship slur)‘.

After hearing this interesting program each member fell that perhaps most of all we must. make known the ever groxvrng nceiis ni the whole world for a rcal dCPliOll- stratioll of Christian Stewardship in every area of life.

The June meeting is to be ‘The Associate Helpers Meeting."

ETilKiWS Fuel lirisis Easily To Exports

’ Bil-ism!» May 4—(CP)- ari-

IIOIOOIOIOOOOIOOOOIOIIOOIIIOIIIIO

Tpretor she said she had been the [fourth person to

chamber. Holt-ever. I'll be followlrll

M°nlfefil—"l 111C! fl-llih" underway on the Westfield Riven M“ Mum, gave a 5mm m; 1 t £2

All?" hi! ‘hip- [he Pdll-Ell d9‘ ’-'_" near this southwest Nova Scotia M01100“! °ll a 61139161‘ of the Study 000x: ufifrth asasogfogi: slrnyer Grunt. was sunk ricer, lONDUiN. May i -- MU") —- A‘ touli for the: bodl’ 01' Afden i Book and also gave interesting -nf the rrwt“, me; v-1“. Si. SL1 Flvldlfll‘ ill l-‘l-lfl- ilf‘ “Tit lol-wll lvorlurlan loosening strum; at ihv Smiili. 3i. 0i‘ Wcsiflcid, who glallflitfi of the growing numilvls i ford Crimp; prcsrapn,’ gt m; u’. a pl-lsciwr in Gcrliiany lrlt Windsor Guildhall poked liis pnclrw drwillcll Saturday when his canoe of foreign students new attending 'Boai~d c-f Trade speaking at Brie- iaior estfdpcd to France and made | nwlic drill illio a srcrct the goe- upset. i our Canadian universities. {this Labor PHI... May Day Cele, 11-5 Mo’ 1v Canada by way of sips didn't. know about in 1615. Smith, accompanied by his The meeting closed by r-peai- . hratiorls. disclosed today.

Spain and Portugal. He worked in Montreal for seven months (Can- adian Car and Foullrl-ry) hrfon- he wcni iu England and rcjuincrl the Polish Navy.

Of the IZFULip of displaced per- suns, 22 are going lo ‘Toronto and the rcmaincicr to MOIlliCBl and Western Canada. Farmers, black- smiths, tailors and forestry ex- perts. the group's average age ls 30. Only one married couple is m- eluded.

One c-f the women. Tobe Tref-

The drill suddenly left his hands. and ho found that he had pene- trated .-l large iloir. Investigation cstablit/ilrd that lih had struck a rlcrtion of a ilinllcl which led off in the direction of one oi Wind- sofs historic houses. 'l‘heh histor- iams look over the inquiry.

The historians just about agreed thiat they were dEB-lirig with an- other “Nell Gwyn tulllnel." Nell Gwyn used to live in the historic house. and the workman with his drill apparently uncovered one of

ler, rolled up her sleeve and t

. h; subterranean passage; used by showed the identification mark A14l50 on her arm-a grim re- mng OHM!“ n to make Secret

calls ccl the glamorous lady.

The discovery at Windsor was asziociated immediately with the other subterranean passage, re- cently found in the Chelsea re- gion, which enabled the King to call on Nell without the neighbors knowing about if.

One end o.f__the Chelsea tunnel. ls under Sanford Manor House. now an office and shop of the Eulhem Gas Works. where Neil Gwyn once lived. 'I'he other end is some feet under the turf of til-e horticultural

minder of days in Oswleclm and Belsen camps. Through an inter-

acquire that marking. Three previous . owners had been cremated in the camp's gas ovens.

A dressmaker, she is going to Toronto to live with her brother Isy Trefler (282 Robert Street), who came to Canada from Poland in 1927. Ilhs six other members of the family died during the war in

Trebllnka concentration camp nem- Lub1;n_ ground of the Haul Hospital, a Asked he, ma’ she Drowned spot in which King ChaJes found

a mysterious interest.

Nell Gwyn, illiterate actress who was called a child of the London streets. charmed a nation. a gen- eret/iciw and the K1118 with he!‘ simple talents.

Dost-oi-Ilving index ls Dp

OTTAWA. May 4 — (Oi?) —l‘.ied by higher food. clothing and home furnishings prices, Canada's cost- of-livirig index advanced 1.'l pOlnts

shyly and finally told the inter- preter she was 30_

Would Never Go Beck

A 45-year-old Polish Ukrainian who would not permit use of his name for fear of reprisals agai-nlt relatives said he was "very, very, very glad" to be in Cansde_ He would never go back..Now he was headed for Edmonton where a brother lives.

The displaced persons were chosen from British and American occupation zones of Germany ‘after receiving medical and in- telligence tests and other screen- ing by Canadian field ofilcers.

Ronald Lynda. .

brother Eldrod and his sister-in- law had been on. a fishing trip when tile craft. overturned. He was swept out of sight in rain- slvoilen waters, while his brother with difficulty managed to save his wife and himself.

BODY RECOVERED

ANTIGONISH. N. S., May S — (CP) -- The body of Ralph Simp- son, 54. missing from his home here since May I. was recovered in the West River today. A cor- oner decided death was due to drowning and that no inquest. was necessary.