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[w;.V_;_._ V-., if ui Mr. and
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:-Il _i",:iiIV iui.ilig oi' Prince
_"i; \\‘:ls held in the
:ii--ln- df-_ last night
 .\. ll. Jameson.
V -- i 4 Ling was mil-
- i- Proiide. Char-
.>-'iilliiii Robinson.
1-ir the purpose of
,gipiiiiiiuin ' -- .i :i~ of the newly
:real-_wi if.-V zl.ifli.<‘ Protective
my-;\~_iV;_. l‘ l-` l_~Vl:incl_ Mr.
p_Vf-_gi Vt-i '  iiilvposcs of the
ity---1.-sz - ::n-in bc-ing the
li-.i.:::V-r :, ~ V - , i- iii- res and the
miorrellll-:.1 of fi.-i-c year appreh-
titt.<l'.1;i.=.:l.s 'lV.l as seeing that
xi' rnllniz them-
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prfsliili <u~‘l‘
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tous .<`.”_<i‘.lll' /,‘ .i-
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to bi- _i i.V.'.-..i .-
many gliw ii,
bride-'.o~‘,»e -.ii
Miss .illi-rx.. K-
slraliis of -~.~ '.-
plijilii li, 1';
and .--.i V, _i -
our. Tim 11-..-,
the llollsrl. (lox:
1 . :-; ii miscellan-
fiVi<l nt the home
l`<'i'<lie Kilbride,
-our of their
‘Vl.-iii-niiav soon
i_.,:.-. When the
;i .i-_.l-mbled, the
51,1 downstairs by
U to the sweet
<:.u': march as
-_ _iiuin Lot-l<l-._-lrt,
_- i.-iuir of hori-
.;-ll riilll;;hters of
i :incl Genevieve
liilbrillc, .-_".32: \V-: v effectively the
lieilrllliz nz .lVi`V: .ind Jil1", ac-
t0m_l>i::_-.i cz: l i»l.ino by Miss
Erma 1-l-if i :- ` gills were
lhlnlirc-ii.2.' .i- iw. liiiskcts, and
wereopf-::i~.l li-V ',i;_~.~i-s Ruby Kelly
imi Doris lil..-ns. while Miss.
Miriam Gillis rl-.id the accom-i
Pam-lf” -l--“V V»'rl Miss Beatrice
”"_ll’il."l`--`=<"i  :lifts on the
till- ll»= r.lV';-iiiiii gracefully
.-li no :ill bulldmgs _
_.. '13  ll*-iii ~ . .l I. `Mr. _ V
|1:hli;I...`__-1  _Il _(ml, Orshmgf fampanied by Mrs Murravs n
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V -_  11.- ‘buted b V
it __ _U !1;1'5;5G_7_7_2ff_fHtll€r. Mr. Albert Mlirra_i' of
lil-is V ___ Paol
’l.n.l,_OnC drum( MacKay of Boston. Mass., arrived
i-liV~lmnni-y fine of mls
:il llil- Summcrslde ma
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lm, _i_. _ V:: oi 'l‘ol-onto and merslde Wh° are attefldln '
ll.-:ii-li  11- :V-rs Ronald .ini 
-_niliiig Mrs. An-
iiis- oizonmzn '__
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luv sliowan -
1- -LEFT Fort sr. Jonfv _ Dr
VISITORS T0 SUMMERSIDE
and Mrs James Murray, M..
_ _ _ 10.
FV MPSV Jelly. and Mr. Murrav's
i. Penn.. and Mrs. Donald
ummerside on Monday to visit
tives. 5
‘ -ATTENDING SUMMER
SCHOOL-Among those from Sum-
g he
mer school at Mount Alltsnn
versity. sackvilie Nia., are Mr.
Heber Matthews. Mr.` Calvin Bow-
“PS-‘V Ml-Yi MB-l”J0rie MacCalium and
Miss Jean Moore. S
PERSONALS
N-Miss Ruth Colpitts, Sackville.
.B.,
side
Picto
Mr.
Sum
Cai.
--Mr. Wendall MacNell1of Tvne
Val
Ott
Sm
n r
N.
with
Man
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\ -Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beaton l
have retumed from nn enioyable_
hon
den
the
S.
-Miss Ethel Tuttle, Mrs. Nellie
Mag
Neill
ltln
thinker? :I~.V-  ,VM for qw
lil-ily i-:.'i.~ ii-.V-l lziillcd them 'to '
lil?-_mild sw; .-:-:- ii-lu-ii she Was`l
:f_ffql_l_l _fl--I :_V-_-x ironic, after;
b"“_'_‘_;__-~  ,l--:li't1l_v in sing. i
|05. },_V`,f\' ‘ -’-`fi'~'~ Good Fel-
5tl§»rf>_i',\.-, MI.:/l("!n`\7C WHS
M-_;___V_V iv uinli- lunch had
_Umm-*C-_(2, -_ly my- ..'i<lles, dancing
"Pm-_-1_ __  _i :ml until the
nr __-___  1- ‘ the morning.
by ____ ~ _ Vi -ii cntr-i-tained
` _'__’j__ li1_~< Beatrice
" “ ‘ - lu' /lim-rza
Y 11. ivliile music,
nl-__l_"__  furnished by
 l--ll: on the violin _
"’ Quinn on the i
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KENSINGTON
D:y"nnd Night Call; I
r.,nipi|y Attended.
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S|:iii.i_"fUiiifiSl|ng|0 Service
.pm ;nf_mi1l‘°§_valuable 
levy; , _ -1 |o|\_ on fox
Ycartt i1'lll'l’l’p'l-`!’5|lnr| six times '
nw, _llEE in all For ‘
"'-‘- in Cziiinila. '
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'NTFS-'.'A~r '
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‘llmlmnlife . P_:.i"LA“D°°
15
Pan
took
held
arri
29
hours 28 minutes. while the
east to west and in darkness -longer
than the Clipper, which headed lu
into the sun, the British plane was .
also faced with head winds rang- In
ing from 35 miles an hour off the _
Irish coast to 10 miles an hour on 
nearing the Newfoundland coast. t
Take Lead in Race
ush
The pioneering flights by United
States and British aviation coin
ponies gave these countries the -,_
edge in the race for trans-Atlan- 0
tic honors sought also by French p
and German commercial organiza- bl
tions. The data gathered by the _ n
two ships will be compared. aslm"
two companies have agreed to E
work in co-operation during the
¢¥D¢\‘|m€U¢°l te" nights- tion, the occasion had portents b
W*‘°“ ““"‘°°°°“Y‘ "”“ "'“f° whlcli warranted cheers- They yell- dressed for me occasion in their
ed
been complet/ed, the ships will eai-
rv slr-mall between the lW° °°““' milf-fi. four-engliiefi winged boat
tries and expectations were that M
passenger travel across the Allan- C]
tic would be inaugurated some W
time next spring. '
Imperial Airways and Pan Am-
erican have carried out test
nights over the aouthem route via.
Bermuda and the Azores and it
was believed this route would be
pressed into service in the winter V
and the northern route by way 0!
Newfoundland, the shorter of the
`two, in the summer. i
Ben. W. T to , `
-WU UOUSE' andjMrs. Tl;’r1itoIl11, s§:i‘ni0li1ie]i?sxide-Ei'ii?s`
;_1\‘lI.~_ ll _lif-‘lllunfllilifzd F10" taken a position as irfteme at the
,il-5.iii ._ ._V..1_J";;U35_6;28_2“_ks St. John General Hospital. S
eymoon to take up their resl- lm
ce at North St. Eleanorswhcre t pa
y are being cordially welcomed. al
t
affey and Mrs. Martha Mac- ni
of Somerville. Mass.. are vis- fn _
g friends in Summerside. S ‘Norm Atlantic was spanned by ilu
two oommercial flying boats, her-
ds of continent-to-continent air 1
service for passengers. mail and £1
(Continued from page 1) ex
"' 1- ‘- ""`-` "_-T-*_*-“‘“ ways Celedonia streaked across the
TRAIL-BLAZING ‘ll
American clipper !II_ which if
off from Botwood last night, of
to the great circle mute and
ved at Foynes in 12 hours and A
minutes. S
The Clipper'.= average sgmeed was Cr
156 miles per hour and e Cale- 12
doniivs 132. Heading across from t
im
ho-eak in swirling mist, her silvery
b°dv
clouds, at 10:50 A. M. British Sum-
mer Time 46:50 a. m. ADT.i She |-
covererl the almost 2,000 miles c
from Newfoundland at an average 5
speed of 158 miles an hour.
Captain Grey and his crew of
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l FREDERI(-TON sC||00|, vi.-Vrir's report should be heartll-,
CLOSING endorsed.
' The pupils and all present wer.
The annual clqisfiig of loppdm-1f_~_ thfli trf-:ltr-cl lo lee 1-roam. aflof
_ ton School -_\-xii; held on Wednesday. 1 “'T`-ifll Ulf’ Fill'-'lflfl GY *bf* Nfl' 011-1/
June 30. Anthem liivilieli' an enioyahlc :lf-
Thr pupils were very thorou;:lil_v '-‘l'll00ll T011 'l'lJt‘-
erizlnxnii-d bv their teacher Mi-.`
Wesley Murray assisted by Mrs.-
Gem-ge Sl<;~vcnsoii and Mrs. Em- l 
ers-on Murray and :ill showed byf
their prompt and accurrile replies `
hoxlr pu:n.\l:il~;illgl_\' they had been _
liillzilii. l
.Vlrr W lliam Wet-ks pl'(-.sicicd and
:ho following pros:-ani was earv- '5-
fu ly rzlrrir-d out: ‘ JE
Chorus, "Pa1'lilig", hv school. lll0l”»L
| Ref-iliiilon_ "Wolf-r-imc," Ernlii of ii 1'f‘l>0l't iv; it Bl‘il.tsh i'\'D.\`l'l1'
SLc\niisnn_ Coriilii;.\»ion -.vliir-.li_ .lelvisn i-11':-l-'-1
llrlll. "Vnl'iil;oii.“ .\l1ilic Ros--_ said. is i-\:pf-r-‘.r-li tfi reconillicxid
Mill-_v Bill-.lianan_ Violet Hill. Gladys pai-lilioii ol the Holy Land 11111.
W1'-l~;.~_ Olga \\-'i-f-ks, 1-lnzel Week\_ :hi-ee az-cii .
1-Irn-.s Stevenson -and Marjorie Extensive niiiitiily proprtratiom
\V“i‘k~‘- nvere made in case of an emergency
I Rm~llnt.ioii_ “Middle - Between." _ 1,l_.(;i~iw-nl Sir G(»v,»;~g¢> vvofr
M-‘VY Ull¢`lllll`l<'lll» conililriliflf-1' of lli'ltl.-.li troop.; ln
_ _R"`““L01\ "M" U1`a“dnm" Oli?-41 I-]:_\-lil., iirl-l\‘rli hr-re lo collier 1\';'.l1
“""`k"" _ Lt-Generali John G. Dall, rrinkine
,5‘mg- "N0b"‘!5`5 D-“fling BW- officer in Jcrll.=:i1<\ni. Seven Bi-irish
n,
citement Mounts
In Holy Land
P. by Gunr-iilxiiiis Special Wirei
RUSALEM, July 6-E.\;<‘1te-
liio‘.l:.i<-il toni-ph; on tlie cvi
Mille", Irene Stevenson, Ruth Ross _ - _ ,_ .V -_ -O05
and Nina HlC‘k0x` I Ill;};§iill!‘DL , Hill). O!\illli’lll‘.y i.
lmlkecltniloli, "School Sl0ps,‘ Mille __m.\_[,_§ ,_`.m.__ hom m !mdm,)_¢_S
, ._». - _ . .
1 ____ __ __ ___ _ It was \\l<ie._v be it-lcd that the
i \1{i{V!-}L{1;`\;V`lOn' Tombm’ Dolan" 1 rf-porl wolill-l prop<».~e that 1-he
VD:-H' ._ . _ ._ _ | 1-Ioly Lund he fill-fried into ri Jew-
'1 when Im A Man ' E1 ‘ sl state. an Arnh slate and a Ler-
anil about 3.000 police re-
The two planes which were be
6-President Eamon De Valera 5
II
ent. of a hundred thousand wel-
comef.” th
The River Shannon, which yes- sg
i-day ripplcd as one giant air- b
ce, todnv received another as the
press. H
The 19-ton British Imperial Air-
ean from Foynes to Botwood, ‘
ewfoundland_ in the official time 51
15 hours. 28 minutes.
A tail wind helping it, the Pan
ossed in the opposite direction in 8
hours, 29 minutes, the official
ime. M
The flight. De Valera said at a C
ncheon in the docking shed here. W
o many Irishmen live, very. near bi
u=. We all hope in a. very short
e there will be regular service.”
Pleasant Trip
It was a pleasant, enjoyable _
rip." said Capt-ani Harold E. u.ey
ression the crew found the trail b
azfng flight an uneventful jour-
<‘.V- we
But to the tliousnnds who mass- th
er in a new era in transports
their enthusiasm as the silver- r
illed on the water and the crews in
anibered out to receive their
elcomes.
The Clipper came in during a
gleaming against black rain
mi
This town of 3,000 people mush- _
roomed lo twice its normal size-
for the take-off of i.he Clipper 111
and the arrival of the Caledonia
And Governor Sir Humphrey Wal-
wyn, and other Newfoundland i
Commission Government official!
and spectators journeyed here fu?
the historic event in aviation.
Building Seldrnme l
Temporary base for the ocean
flights was established at Botwnod
by the aviation companies oendhls
completion of a giant seadrome nl
nenrby Gleneagles. on Giindei‘<
Lake and a. flying field with mile-
long runways stretching ln cisllll
directions at Newfoundland Air
port. I ,
John Cibot. the famed Italian I
I »
ive'-lcomed the crew of the_Clipper in
ashore to receive greetings from
De Valera. Sean Lemass, Minister ‘
merlcnn Clipper III, United of
lates flying boot of 22 3-4 tons- fioisls of ine British An- Minis-ny, wmv
nd Imperial Airways. l
ulty." Grey said. “Probably thai
orst part was as we appronclied
means 3 grem deal W mshmen Ireland when we encountered rain £1
f the Clipper. He gave the im- 1'="lr;_h gf 1='\&£l{`vFé`;*e`"'gay"ii'ith
unting.
At Newhaven the Royal couple
e Free Flshermens Society, 'in-
ii Rl F0Yll0S L0 Wlltch the flyeli cient society formed 600 years ago.
~ Fishing boat.: at the quayside were
right with decorations. Fishwii-es.
ed and white striped skirts. sang
"Caller Hen-fri", time-honored bal-
d of their calling.
Princesses Elizabeth and Mar-
garet remained at the palace of
H0
ched the changing of the guard
from a window.
Earlier, the King signed the
egister of the Faculty of Advo-
ates of Edinlburgh. becoming the
rat honorary member to be nd-
u attending the camlval. S _ _ v ___  _ __ --
navigator who 440 years ago plant D0
_Mi _ _ . A »
_,ers ss Jacqueline Arsemuu °f ed fi flag in the soil of the North   f,i|,_<_
€y City is visiting her pare t.. V ` V `
and Mrs) J_ Fi_ A|.sennll:J_ Ameflcan Cflmilicnt fm' ffm! ) ‘ Wilson piir-lied his ll.<u:il steady
merside, S ppm" VU' 'S Claimed by 1""“" F t S  rl _"Jain" and lins _vet to he beaten in
lougclcliandt historiggs Ito have   O iini- loivn l<~uuiii»_ 'rlic lil; richl-
an e '
* “mes A M”“1*’°d °f foo mile: sociixgast 21? vnsiftlwooiilust 
O Lo
Mr ,
gary is visiting her daughter. -I-he v`o,_,H ' f T -
. _ ge by sailing vessel   _
M” J- A- M“°M“’d°- S look ss days-by plane only s1ignt~ 
lv more than 15 hours. (qgi
I°y1°g"€"kM°nd“y m°mi“g`f°r llevcd io have passed within 6'; mglghgxggri ggggeliiiongit "h.‘;i:,‘ 
awa aeacouse ttl ` - e S ~
all Arms g°11¢ge_ r a 1; milfs! of each oth" at “PP1'°’d' Pioneers cracked out thirteen lifts
ma ey midnight °“ M°"da5'- land' to the Sunglos' six Monday night do
_M,_ cm-Md Maw ,,,h(, holds  gglflmfllsalgielgl  to finally take mst place in rim .twin
esponsible position in St. John, ., ` 0D€nil‘lL' S¢‘Cl101\ of 'thc town lm-
Bliujs SDEUSIUKM ms Vacation mlslns fact for future nights , gggmgéjliiggnofs-2avictpxryégasxzinnrg | 
s paren s. r. and Mrs. V » D-.V ` l» I ~
"_ Court Streep Sim-img,-5id@_ De ‘alcm w°'°°‘“°’ Crew Weakness at the bat accounted for
FOYNEs_ msn Free state' my the Sungloy loss but they cei~_
inly have become a, very pretty
eldlng team. Over the full nim-
o errors and the Pioneers wi:-i‘
em Boiites in centre field gath-
tlre infield worked well. La-Blnnr _
nd Jelly at the keystone position l T
rned in a smart double play. l
The Pioneer strength lay solely
their bats. Bowes being the star
avlng li single. double and henu- _Tl
ful triple in nve trips to bat and Il lf
two runs. Larkl_n,~C_rossnmn and lil
 _. I _
x .smiled happily as they came ‘ I
“We had a following wind and,
no time experienced any diffi-
Y it bring-* Norm America- Where clouds and I must confess it wa- a S
t. murky as we healed land. T
"Still, this is a great moment." m
in:
ROYAL COURT D
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1Continued from page 1)
O
s
2:
G
re greeted by 400 members of m
E
S
lyrood I-louse where they wat-
D
ri
T0
ll
I'
ttecl to the Faculty.
I in Gaelic today' tuning the wining route they committed only I I7
roi-llnliers of North Atlantic air hi
_wngcr Service it was _,the equip mttlng hard and often. there no- _ .i.~ll\V_ :Vi
g only four strikeouts ngaliist _ L'“BlFlllC. SVS.
e _
d in four hard files from all _-T-
rners of the lot and promises to l C
ecome a second Lldstmiix The
FI. . l " .
aft sonrcd fi-om its broad sur- en iR gf m
Pioneers
I Dodds, c.
B
G
Wilson, p.
Commerce and Industry, and of- p
Wilson 1. Base on halls: Millman
ui: by Sheen 3; by Wilson 8.
toleu bases: Crossmnn 2; Larkin
Double play: LeBlanc to Jelly to
Pioneers lil 020 012-8
unglos 000 110 000-2 _
eople under 21 are getting mar-
erl and an employment committee
cated girl workers, particularly
lfirks and fvpw--*s_
is visiting Mr. aria Mrs, Imperial Airwiiysrinii Piriwimer- ‘tween the oonunerris. rin! Briiiii -fri, NV Vr- dir rl i 1' ii - ~- iii. c i. .s .W-| _k. _ _-Week-?~ _ ,_ _ . . ,,
Brenton Waugh. Wilmot. S t iran Airways yesterday completed pioneer machine is the special "1-Jin- .:i‘iid(28 mliiiuiilim This pi:-ltuizje shoiiirs' :i1Eindera;n¢iAC.'li. ll;?rii'c§<Dnsr(c(:»r:i1d' Tkwmffon’ Kmys Mlsmke’ Ha' I
-simultaneous experimental trans- pire” flying-boat Caledonia whi<~h,. 1  l‘ :i 1 . . ` l 1 ' |, 4' _ t Z" mis' _
_.Mr-_ Eldon Mmm of summep Atlantic flights. blazing the trail flew the westward crossing from' igitlgiiiga gif  Sl;!iiliildli?1l:1ilc::ri)u'1ali1-,3-gi)s'f¢?i-hthgrtest? “mile the mn I\v,RIT_1n‘1n¥1' ATmnkmmeSS` Gxadys _--__ ’
13 spending a few days at for ia. mail and passenger link be-l Foynes, Irish Free State. in Bot-ter for her test flight. Inset are., V i(3(,<1i1 -Fiqh pg' R-ilph Weeks El-
- iw -_ . . 1 ‘ _
- “Om CCM SLM” MaCKay'R'a1ph ritoiy under British mandate irorc
the League of Nations.
GIRLS ON- BITNITIONS _,
iBy The Canadian I’roSs)
dds collected lwo apiece in five
nder keptsix lifts ii-ell scritteved.
lowed only one bil.-Ve on balls and
ruck out olelit. Snr-cn pitched
od hull in the pili<‘lir‘.=_ leaving
it strnnrlrrl min llinugzh he
s touched for t!i:i-ll-c-ii hits, five
int: for extra lin.-vs.
The next grunt- will be oil Fri-
v evening ivhcn the Pioneers
d Soviets opfn the second sec-
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Summary
Em-lied rims: Pioneers 'l: Sun-
os 1. Left. on bases: Pioneers 82
unqlos 4. Three hzisc liit.: Bowes.
ivo base liit: Larkin. Bo\ves,Mil1-
an. Dodds, Sheen. Runs batted
LeBlanc 1; Sheen 1; Bowes 2;
odds 1; Lidstone 1; Grossman 2:
Landry 1; Desltoclics 1. Struck
Gaudet 1. Sacrince hit: Gay.
audi-1. Tlmr- of grime: 1 hour, 20
ins.
Umiiiie-Vl'i_ (`Vlo\v_ Base judizes-
_ Arsenault, R. Phillips.
Scorer-Bruce Johnston.
Score by Innings
123 456 789
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