Aucqsr 2s, 1942
Mai-go's so pretty, light and gay,
And yet she drivel the boys away.
Perspirers may have dates galore,
Offenders the men all ignore.
{nit tonight with umuor
m! If“ ””"."ir -a0-
Place Maximum Price Dn Eggs»
OTTAWA, _Aus- to - (CP) — ~ Sibling max mum whole- cs for eggs, based on . for l1 Canadian clues "re as main distributing is announ-ced tonight by ‘Trade
ardtr, effective tomorrow, .;.»- zone price diifsrentials to maintain uniformity ‘ics iii all parts of Canada maximum retail mark-
cii-Ing are the highest prces m; charge at etch grade A large cal 50 cents a dczcn: Torrnw i9 l ; Winnipil; 48: Regina, Bas- kizcni. ELimcntcn and Calgary 4'1; Vziirciivrr 4’); Saint John, NB ,
. x and Bj-dney. N S . 50 3-4 oiling prices, the bcord . prrsrnt a wholesaler’; do. .t.=, including all his pa...» Msis CXCFPI’) cartoning. E23: mckcd in drzen or half- doz- m HT")?! hy rither w"ol?.=aler or ffYTIP!‘ may not be increased in prcc more than two cents a dcz-
en A‘ prints not (‘efgrrted in the ire crude A de‘iverrd prce no" c.\:c"e'l Lh“ e
price at th. rr‘ cc-ignaied point plus ror- it. chants. Lowrr grades rades mii=.t b~ s'ld at all. b~lcw pic's set A U.=u"l quart-y pre- ccs fllflv to malntairrd, nct rirczed tlirse of the . . prrori.
A rrl-iier may add his remlar fll"‘I{~ll'\ to the wholesale price. ll"_' r\"c"'ii‘g 2t) ner cent of his .<= n“ o"=!it cents a doz- slievxr is ICWEY,’
iiisiTLv tififiéimns
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f"mlly's cbugztlcn to a ccm- ti" i‘ lnore than paying taxes. Jll n it should heiip to make pro ccirmunity laws, lake ccmmurliy aclvltles, and Mo» nserifes that ccntrbiite tdcomiriirrji Id tfl/"fllly welfl.
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STOCK QUOTA TIONS
mciiriiuii srocit Excuiucc
(clnldlI-n Press)
l'cw York Stock EinLangc
(Canadian Prou)
“Mk3 Close Stocks mo" Bell Tel 125 3.4 Brazilian 1D 3-4 Am C and F 24 Bldg Products 13 Anaconda 26 1 4 Can Cement 4 Baldwin Loco n 1:2 Can Car Found s i-i Bmdlx AX so 1-2 Can Ind Al A 3 1-8 Beth sleel 53 Celanegg 22 14 ChCS OHIO 32 14 Cons Smelt 33 Chrysler 58 Don Brld e 20 L2 COn Edison 13 14 Dom Stee B 7 54, Elcc Auto Lita 27 H; libunda g9 13 b2 Gen Elec _ ~ 35 La Gen St Wares 5 1.3 Gen Mot/Or! a7 3.4 Imp Tob a 7.3 Gt Nor Pfd 3'] 7.3 Int Nickel 2a an Kmmewll 2a r-c Massey Harris 3 1-2 Mm“ Ward 30 1-8 McColl Front 3 7.3 N, Y Cellmil 9 1.5 Mtl Power 21 l-4 M’ Al“ °° '1 1.2 Noranda 4a 3-4 PW“ RR 2i r-a Quebec Power i2 l-2 “"1 P“ CO as s-a ghawmlgan 13 7J3 Std Oil NJ 38 st Law Com _ “X” Corn a5 st. Low Pfd a i-a Um“ A" 2'1 I-2 st to Can Pfd 6a U S Rubber 1a s-c Si; of Can 52 U S St C0 46 3-8 wpg Elm A _ Vanadium C01) 15 wpg E1” B n5 West Union 35 L‘ WCSI. EICC 6g 14 Woolworth __ ‘ . ..cnlrca| Exchange M t I c h 0|! F83 lll’ MONTREAL, Aug. 27—(CP)—All lVfifflflxS except inoustrials rccclv- i- ed a uit in light business today on (Cmlmmln PW") the stock exchange and curb mar- ket. Stocks cl," Utilities were featured in the _ trading on the stock exchange and Ablllbl PM _ shares of Quebec companies ail Ablllbl Cum 5Q moved to higher ground, muse up Blllllllrsl- A 10 3-4 being Montreal lramwuys, which Ford A 17 7-5 gained 2, and Montreal Power unu Home Oil 325 shawlnigan, whigh improved iruc- Imp Oil 914 tionally. Brasilia was a loser in Price Com 334 are balance of the section appcar- Price Picl _ Z. t {gravy lniilustries lwereblnclincd to a r, sma recess ons eing pust- ed by Steel of Canada preferred, Dosco “B" and Dominion Bridge. Other lndustrials behind were Foundation and Alcohol _"B." Al- _ cohol “A" was ahsad. (Canadian Press) Pivotal metals traded did better, Consolidated Smciters and Inter- Stocks C105, national Nickel each picking up minor fraction rises. McColl-Icroni- Canada , _ enac finned In oils. Montreal 133 In miscellaneous Imperial Tobac- Commerce _ co and Associated Breweries movcd Rgynl Bunk m0 down a bit. Royal slipped frcctlon- Nova 530m, _ ally to a new loiv in a small triins- ' action ln the bank section. " Total sales: 5.400 shores; Indus- _ trials 4,200; Mines, 1.200. Pmduce Pnces Markets At A Glance Memos-i. l... a-tco-
(Canadian Press)
Toronto-Gold rind industrial stocks lower; other groups steady. Illonlreal-Uiillties, papers and gait‘:
highs-r; other Intlustrinls un- changed.
New York-Stocks closed slightly higher.
Winnipeg—Whent unchanged.
Toronto-Bacon hogs (dressed) steady at $16.
New York-Cotton higher.
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students. 34 lnngworth Ave. 8-28-21.
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WANTED - MAID non GENERAL
housework. A pl Halliwell. 112 "Schoobsfitreet, p y 3-28
_-2l. or __orie 74.
gold beaded necklace. Finder lease leave at Guardian Office. ward. 8-28-21-
LOST — HALF GROWN FOX Terrier, Brown and White. Re- ward. Finder notify Guagéliéiin
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Auction Sale
oi Household Furniture at I39 Kent Street, Friday, August 28th (If I
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I um instructed by Mrs. William Seller to sell by Publii Audi“ Ilcr entire household effects Includlngz- S-pisce clieslerfield; I
lettec and 5 choirs to match; I Axmlnisler cloth squares,- ‘l Enterprise Simplex Range
carpet (9 x l2); 5 Q5" (oil burner); I Stor Sirl-
"‘9 R- 1'; kitchen tabla and choirs; 6 beds, springs and mattresses;
5bureous; sliding couch; Singer
Sowing Machine (drop baud); lioll
l‘ ': small fables; rocking chain; occasional choirs; mkrors; w"
Wins and shades; bed clothing; puffs; sheets, pillow cases; blankets;
‘"50"; Pots and puns and several
other articles.
W. H. BEATON Auctioneer
-$J6-3,
Cu.i..i.l.iii MUlAIIllOuluy Exchange. putter spot; Que (92 st. we) J5_. 3o l-B. Lgg spot: Eastern A-large .3849; A-inciiiiiin 31-48; A-puilccs 35-34; 111-15 ZU-Ail); E-C 2A l-2—25 l-2.
MONTREAL, Aug. 2'7—(CP)-— PlCullUU pricis here today as re- poricu by iiie uoiiiinioii Deport- mciir ul Agriculture follow:-
Eggs: graded shipments offering A-liirgo ‘.16; A-medium 3'7; A-pullets 33-33 l-‘J; B 29 1-2-30 1-2; C 25 —25 l-LZ. first grade creumery pYlllLS, Jobbing price 30-36 1-2; fir i ado solids, jobbing price, 35
‘ i5; current receipt, Que no curized 34 3-4; no 33 3
llil I wholesale, Que no 1 35 149-35 l-4; n0 L! 34 3-8-34 l-2.
CIIPCSJI current receipt. western
and Que \\'IlII.C, 19 5-8 FOB Moiit- l'\‘tlI, irholcsnie western and Que white 20 first grade FAS Montreal.
Potatoes: '75 b Que 1.15-
lb ags 1.20; NB 1.25-4.30; PEI 1.30-4.35.
Trrciilo Exchange
TORONTO, Aug. 27—(CP)—-Aiber slioii-ing strength through the early pllfl. oi inc session the gold stocks iuriicti SOII) and finished .20 doivn in the lllLIuX iii a new low and the in- dustriiils also weakened for an in- dcx loss of .14. Base metal and west- ern oii issues maintained a firm front. Voluinc at 92,000 shares was the bcst. of the week.
Liikc Shore had a. setback of 25 cciiis to 7.25 and losses of 3 to (i cents \\‘(‘l‘C netted. by Bcattic, Luke Duiault, Mncassa. Preston and Wright-Hargreaves. San Antonio de- clincd 9 cents to 1.35.
The Steels figured prominently in the decline of the industrial group index. Burlington. Canadian Car common. National Steel Car and Uuitori Stccl ivere among the weak stints. Senior oils held to the up side with gains for imperial and Inlornritionnl PCIE.
stoop Rock closed unchanged in dull action. Ontario Nickel was 1-4 down zit 13 l-2 and small losses ivcre netted by Nnranda. Interna- tional Nlckcl imd Ventures.
British-Dominion touched 20 1-2 but failed to hold. Other western oils were unchanged.
MINING
(Canadian Press) 2'1
TORONTO, Aug. —- Sloclrs 91°" Acme Oil 4 3-5 Ang Cdn 37 Ashley 2 1.2 " Barikfield 2 1-2 Bus») Metal 6 Bennie b5 Biclgoocl 5 1-2 Brnlcrnc 585 Brit Dom 30 Hroulan 3b Calmont 11 Cdn M 35 Ciis Treth 50 Cent Pat '70 Chromium 180 Cochenour 55 Dome 13 5-3 East Malrobio 100 Eldorado 45 Falcon 335 Gods Lake 10 1-1 (‘ioltlcagle 5 1'3 Gypsum i llnrrl Ciirp 3 1-3 llollingcr ‘T10 llsme 3Z5 liomest 7 14 llcwcy l4 lnsplrn 24 3-4 Int. Nickel 79 3-4 Krrr Add 360 Kirk Lnke 45 I. Duitiiilt 35 l. Shore 725 Lnpii Cad 4 Miwassa 19°
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LIEAPZII-Qli XXVI.
Mont came nome a we.k before Christin-as. Juuge Uamgertleld had. been unable to go so tar as to get a. pardon for him, but had. convinced the governor that his parole had been revoked by unfair means.
Anne met him at the Brecken- ridge railroad motion lute one after- noon. As they drove homcward through the dusk, she sat close to him and felt inexpressibly happy to have him with her BR3111-
“It seems like ou‘ve been away for years." she sad. "I've so much to tell you.”
“You wrote me about a. birthdill‘ dinner for the ludzc." he said. ‘Is it still on schedule?" _
“Yes-wnight.’ Anne paused. ‘I -—I don't know how you'll feel about it, but. I had to invite J dith and Oils. It didnt seem rig t. not. to have Juoith—she would have been so hurt. And-well, of course, Otis had to be asked with her."
Mont was silent a. moment. ‘then "Of course. darling-thins all I've decided, while I've been awry. that there's no point in holding a grudge against Otis, In the first. place, I've come to the conclusion that hc‘s screwy and is not really responsible for his ac- tions, In the second place. wove 80L to consider Judith. Anythinfl 1 might do in regard to Otis would react on her."
Anne felt a great surge of admi- ration for this man she had mar-
ried. n "rhats fine of you. MOM. i116 said.
An hour later, Anne, in a. black velvet dinner gown that brought out the rich gold of her hair, was greet- ing Judge Daingerfleld and Peter McClure at Fleeiwoods front door."
"You're stylishly lobe, “you two, she chided. with a. smile. But then. Judith and Otis arent here yet.
Peter unknotted his muffle . "It mas" the Judge-he kept me wall-
g.
Judge Daingerfield ‘regarded the young doctor sternly. ‘I reckon its iny pijivilege to be late at my 0W“
rt
palOyf course!" saidulAinne, laughlui! sho er.
angugiltttsililignhild a dark blue iaficlta. dress with a lace collar. came swklls - ing along the hall from the kiic She welcomed the Buests. then the way into the living room. V
Anne said. "l ll go and s66 W11" 5 keeping Mont. He‘: probably It“!!- gling with his bow tlel l d
On the way umtslrl- she W" herself fighting ofl a 115881“! ll)" prehensian. Had she been wron! l" “but; Judith and Otis to the party? Mont, she knew, would do his Dari‘- to smooth thin s over. But “Dal There was no orecastlnl h
the two men would have to
meet eventually‘. A birthday aortas;
told herse mliiht 18W“ dTfeflcultles of their meetlnB- Upstairs,jl\e_I2!‘lQJ/§9ll'i»_°§_??'. Madsen 33 Malartic u: Mcwatberl monetsA “a; l z oore ' garlands l3 3-4 r en s Ont Nickel 1! 1-1 Paymutnr 15 Pick Crow 143 Pioneer n3 Preston 14° San Ant 135 senator 15 Bherritt 0° Bigmu "5 51a n 15 Slave Lulu 1 3-4 Steep R0 195 Sud Basin l“ Sylvanibe 137 Texas Co 75 Up Can 55 Ventures 335 Waite Ami: 40° Wri Harg 195 Ymir YO 3 5-3 UNLISTED Foothills T0 a
Pend Ore Totqwfleu WW9
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Gilmour, Ross MacKenzie Sgt, B79369, Mrs, RM. Gllmour (Wife)
"Il.0.I\.F. LIST
Verdun Que. Jones Robert, Sgt. 11102063, 0 F c u gmbh Jones (Father) Abbey.
Previously Reported Missing Be- lieved killed-now reported killed On Active Service:
Hamilton, Thomas Bradshaw, Flt. sgt, B80109, E.J. HamiltomFat-her) Winnipeg.
Previously Reported Missing - Now For Official Purposes Pre.
OPTAWA, ‘Aug. 24 — (CP) — The Royal Canadian Alr Force in its 351st casualty l‘si o! the war today reported thzee men klled 0n active service overseas and five [JTGVIOUSLY reported missing over- seas now presumed dead.
Th i firegusIyst séspQn-(ggmfijssgl; mba: sumcd D6347. k . e “M “wm” m" "°p°‘t‘d CXIBIIQS. John ‘Hamilton. m.
killed on active service.
“The Camada" section of the list comprised one man drowned m. Cdffllfllly tiff-d one missing after flying oneratrcns
Following is the latest list- of cas. ualties with official numbers and
Sgt, R5971, ‘Vial. J1... Charles, R CE. (Father) Prince George. B Fraser, William Mann, FltSg. 1264633, Mrs, W.S Fraser (Mother) Campbellton, N. B Luridy, Harvey William, Flt. Sill... R66l81, F‘. O Lundy (Father) Si,
next-of-kln:_ Overseas Cfilgllfirlfle-i. An S? [med 0 A“ S | . usse , r ur en, ., J115amokh0,§‘,e_ Elf, flejin, PO rigs-ices. Mrs A.A. Bussell (W112) 112, R..J )3 kh: ' " CF00 0 Malgog. Que. rco use (Father) Gellatly, Charles Dewitt, Sgt, -" 1269897, Mrs. C. D. Gellmly peep-d, standing before ms minor (Mother) Beaumont, Texas. Jerltrigs lrrldtdbly bi his tie, ' “nah ' e en - ' -- » he 551d, S “out come out’ even’ Drowned Accidentally: “here-let h -1 Judge and Peal? are Iheifgg" me JOIdF-n- J°5€Ph~ S“ 367505
Wiiliam Jordan (Father) Chat-
liam, Ont Missing After Tlying Operations:
Senior, Fldward Charles, AC. RAFGSRlB, Mrs. J. SeniOr (Mclher) st Luke, Cork, Eire
OTTAWA, Aug. 25 — (CP) — The Royal Canadian Alr Force in its 352ml casualty list of the we: today reported one man killed on active service and three missing believed killed during air operat- ions overseas.
‘me overseas section of the list also included four men listed as prisoners of war and. two pre- viously repcrted missing now re- ported prisoners. One man, pre- viously reported seriously injured. was reported to have died of inliiries.
The overseas section also lfsled five men previously reported ser- io ill now reported danger. ously ill.
There were four narries in the ‘Canada!’ section of the list.
Two men were lls'ecl as danger- ously lll and two as scrcusly lll
Following is the lafrst- list of caualties with officzal number and
As Annes quick iuig-ers twistccl the tie into a neat bow, she looked up at her husband's face-saw ma; heuwasfrowning.
1—lln uiraiu that I've let you In for o. diiiiculcrevening." she said. I do lwpe its going L0 be all ngilt,” his arm encircled mr waist, and he bent. to kiss her. "Uoiri. worry, honey -— ever) things going to be fine. There isn't a. chance of me having trouble with Otis. Why, to- nlght-thls ncar to Clwistmam-Ym the personification of good wilil"
Downstairs, halting in the door. way to the living room, they saw that Judith and Otis had arrived. Judith, in a copper-colored gown, was talking to Judge Dalngerfieid in irontpf the fire. Her voice sound- ed brittle with a forced gaiety. Otis was conversing with Peter.
As Anne imu Mont moved into the room, Otis turrieci. Anne saw his eyes narrow slightly.
The". Mont held out his hand and said easily, “How are you, Frame?"
Otis, after an lnstiirt of hesita- tion. clasped the ext/ended. hand. “Fine. 130W are you?"
Anne heard the Judge sigh. ‘Then,
a crescendo of conversation lifted ncxt-of-lrin, the tension in the room. A moment. later, when Edmonia ilounced in Oversea; with a. tray of cocktails, Mont and Killed On Active Service: Otis drifted apart. At dinner, all went ivcli until the HQYXWS. Jflllll SICVWYL Pow time came for carving the turkey. J896l. Mrs. J-F- HRYW-‘S KMOih-l’
Lloydminster, Sask.
P vl l ted wisly I - urelde fiualaoyw ‘Izycrrted IslfrhlVfl dial mm injuries IIIBI-llntd on active service:
Judge Dalngerfleld, in his place of honor at the need o." ihr tabic, rose and looked about him impres- sively. This carving was a ritual, and he faced it with solcmnity. He picked up the knife and the stsel sharpener, Expertly. he whettcd the
blade, then started carving w'th Rotthom, William Lringdon Ellis. sure, swift strokes. Everyone Flt. 58%., 1168114, J.W. Rotihorn waicned, fascinated b his skill. (Father) Port Arthur.
Finally when the ob was done,
Mining believed killed during gh- operation:
Fahrni, Ross Pringle, PO., J0903,
he sat down and looked smugly around tha table, as though to say, "There! I defy any one to do a bet- ter Job!" However as his eyes rested
on Otis h.s expremion suddenly 3.1-1 Fahrril (Father) Gladstme. chaos; . His white eyebrows snot. Man l-lP- Lunan, William Everett, W0.
Anne whipped a quick glance in 371740, Mrs. W.E. Lunan (Wife) the direction of her brother-in-law Town _ and saw what had arrested the B931”, wpwn palm-ion, sgt, Judge's attention. Something was 355361, TA . Brglcy (Father) wrong with Otisl He appeared m be Quebm q1¢y_ s..-...-:“.:r=ic...=ci~- in“ l ore eyes a n 0| q, queer, blank look. m” c" w
A: Anna watched. chilled with Mdq-(chop 39mm wflltlm, Po, apprehension. he vl<=l<¢d vb hi! J665l, wn McNlchol (Father) glass of claret. As he drank, a tiny Gmndvlew, Mam stream of wine cascaded down the Jum,’ Deane (mm-rem pip. w“ front of his white shirt. Draining M1683, Jesse Jupp (Fathgr) the glass, he slapped it. back down Meme Jaw
Bash. ivipon gemtilsgxlththlnen again stared Jwwmgsyw, a? p; “Why, Otis, you vs ruined you: 3_'w_'1_ shirt!" Judith exclaimed, in n nigh. Kendan_‘R1dmn-L mo“ I 531," unnatural voice. Then. to the otn- R707”. Arm“,- Kendan 1381mm Regina.
ers, "l—l'm afraid he's had too much to drink.“ Previously reported missing - now repor ed prisoner of War:
Anne knew, however, that there was more to this than intoxication. Hal-lion, Jack Evert, PO., J618B.
She saw Otis shake his head daz- edly, then dab ineffectually at. the
crlargailagih gwlntg: 211:‘ nugirirtbrme ed‘, d a: c l-lnrllgon (Father) stony with Otis sllent and the bum-s ibo B‘§,§§;,_‘~‘“§,,;,n Maw,“ s8,‘ R_
noisy. Judith eating little, talk-zd incessantly. S c was trying desper- ntely. Anne realized, In dull the edge of her humiliation.
(To be Continued)
7319B, Mrs J A. Spziir (Mother) Bathurst, N. B.
Irevloully reported mining -
"QVhc-re I! PCII/S) to Shop"
. on active service:
Sunkist Med. Size
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Steward, Graham Villiers, Flt-
now for official purposes pnsum “I ‘had’ Li. RAFSIBBU, Mrs. G.V. Swward
(Wife) Tadwortti, Surrey, Eng,
Doe’ 3m“ Elbert F“ 38K R Deadman F G Lao RAFl ' - ~- " - - - -. 15- 238, J.V. Doe (Father) Granby 6224. Mrs. EKG. Dealdman (wile)
Dancanl Mewyn’ Fm Farnham, surrey, long. 61792- Him‘? Duncan Mace Jaw, seek,
0991". Hector mums MW" $86., 17.80234, Rev. JQsgph gcoper (Father) Pliumas, Ma.n_
Silt. R- (Father)
Cook Describes How Life Saved At Sea
5852a s%““i“>'i3 Dwglas’ SKI" R‘ MONTREAL Aug 2c_<o1>> mxdvliggh. .1‘! an (Father) Van- giigogoghzivbngdsdof Ilélontrfial, Se; 5’. 0 Geor , .- _ ar a ritis tanlzcr c529’), Mrs. r..c Mgliphsaiivuz‘) tormdoec in the Caribbean, iOld 1002 Ruble 3g Hahfax‘ today of how Leslie Miller of Hall. P fax saved his life ulthough Mme,- reviously reported seriously ill Iggglsoesltfonllad been injured by the
— MW reported dang 1 1 “m”? u Thomas was suffering an attack
of appendiclti 'h 1 ~ log/ggévds, Roderick Fred Set R hi? Miller rushed tIJHhIsVIIIurIETIIoLiI-g - J- T. Woods’ trains)‘ o: his “when 311d Dut it aro ind Trail. B. C. r Thomas, then got him to the (icck of the tanker and jiunped “m,
Canad him into th , Bo ' . Dzngegously m: ‘dB/RH “its sea th were Dick Milne, J_Mw , . er ad already been injured J. Milne (Flailsitayrt), in the forehead and under ‘he Scotland. ‘ El- ehe fir. duiigmar, to B'5[ _ - X1 B. Elf‘ L k- a lgii-logmwgifib Rgiéfiéfi: cr 101st their lives. e an nanshire, Scotland. EnMlher can“ w 0mm“ m?!“ seflousi, m. is, and when he was l5, and Ilild _ _ l‘8S___6d in Halifax for Ddvefulvygarg:
Re R.A.F. 1027564 Sergeant Parker, 0.
A“ 13ers" having “my claim whatsoever a ' i . _ gainst the - o mmee of Adgligltglelzltllllfilugll¥itiggotlhe IGQESIIIBIII. of Com- 7 - n . 7 E. I. before 10th September, 1942.21 “m, arlottetown, I
C. 0. R. MOSSE (C. 0. R. Mosst, Squadron Leader)
I’ totidem‘ Committee °I Adjustment» Rllyll Alr Force Station, Charlrttc- K-ZT-QI
Rc ll.A.F. 924663 L.A.6. Harris, 0.J. Deceased
All)’ Person having any claim whatsoever against the estlatetolffihe above named deceased airman is requested ti) suomi IS claim in quintiipliciite to the President 0i‘ (Toni- mittee of Adjustment, R. A. F. Station, Charlottetown, P E. I. before 10th September, 1942.
C. 0. R. MOSSE (C. O. R. Illosse, Squadron Loader) President Committee of Adjustment, Royal Alr Force Station, Charlotte- town. 3.27 1| _._--—- ___-".'.
llc R.0.A.F. J. 10626 Pilot Officer D. 6. Dowic, Dcccascil
Any person having any claim whatsoever against the estate of the above named deceased officer is requested t0 submit his claim in quintupliciitc to the President of COIEI~ mittee of Adjustment, R. A. F. Station, Charlottetown, l’. E. I. before 10th September, 1942.
C. O. R. ‘MOSSE (C. 0. R. Mosse, Squadron Leader) President Committee of Adjustment, Royal Alr Force station, Charlotte- town. . a-zr-zl _I
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L.A.6. McLean, W. Deceased
Any person having nnv claim whatsoever against the estate of the above named ‘deceased riirmzin is requested to submit his clnim in qiiintiipliciite t0 the President of Cot-i- mittee of Adjustment, R. A. F. Station, Charlottetown, P. E. I. before 10th September. 19-12.
C. 0. R. DIOSSE
(C. 0. R. ltlossc, squadron Leader)
mltiec of Adjustment, Royal Alr Force Station, Charlotte-
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