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The central Guardian

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‘SPECIAL MEETING 3. 1. s. to night, 1.30. ‘ L-486-i

POLICE COUR’I‘—Af. the Police Court yesterday a man charged wit.h common assault was fi.ned ten dollars and costs or ten days in jail. A female vagrant was re- manded until today.

MUSIC CLUB MEETING-—At a meeting yesterday of the Women's Music Club executive, tentative plans were discussed for biv'ngin.'; here Mr. Paul de Mnrky. distin- guished pianist. Montreal, for a re- cital sometime in July.

AUXILIARY ltIEETING—The Evening Auxiliary of Trinity Un-l ited Church met last. evening. A discussion on the laws of the King- dom of Heaven comprised part of the devotional period, and the mission study was on home mis- sions in diflerent parts of Canada. l

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NEH’ HAVEN SCHOOL

rolloiving is the honor roll of new Haven School for the month

if May:

Grade X——l. Lloyd MacPhall; 2. Harry Bo_\ .-.

Grade X. <Jr.)-l. Catherine Mc- ilevin: 2. Louis Devereaux.

Grade vI'lI.—1. Annie Darraoh.

Grade VI-1. John MacPhail and Ann: Docherty; 2. Verna McKin- non; 3. Watson McNevin.

Grade V.~l. Arthur Pollard; 2. Emmet Cavanagh.

Grade Iv.—1_ Jimmy Murphy; 2.

originating in the loft of a. barn. destroyed a stable and several out- buildings on the Union Road farm of George Abbott yesterday before it was put out by farrnhands and neighbors who formed 8. bucket brigade. Six pigs in one of the building were burned. Loss was believed to be more t.ha.n $1.500 partly covered by insurance. The Abbott home. garage and pinup- house were saved from the quickly spreading flames by the volunteer firefighters although every other building on the farm burned to the ground.

GIRL GUIDE NEWS Lecture on Bird Life

Mr. R. W. Tufts, Federal Migrat- ory Bird Officcr of the Maritime Provinces will deliver a lecture on

bird life in Prince of Wales College K, or C, ELECT o]rp1cEgs_

Auditorium in the evening of June ML _a__ R. Mom ,5 . 19th. This lecture, which is being G;-and Knight 0;“ me “é5,..,°,.lf.?f£f sponsored by the Provincial Coun- wwn councu of we Knights of

oil of Girl Guides. will be open to the public. Coloured slides and mo- tion pictures of bird life will be shown. There will be a silver col- lectlon.

Columbus at the Icllllial election of officers held last night, others were: Dcputy Grand Knight, P. J. Rossiter; Recording Secretary,

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2nd Charlottetown Brownies

in Victoria Park on Thursday af- temoon.

Brownlcland at 4 o‘clock, bringing

Pack will provide cookies and fruit

mgene MacPhee; 3. Austin Cav- uiagli and Clarence Dru-rash.

Grade Il.—1. Alexander McNevin; I Melville Pollard and Wilbur Giss: 3. Lillian Darracli.

Grade I. (a)—-1. Anita Mac- Dougall.

Grade I. rb)—l. Leo Cavanagh and Everett Boyle.

Perfect Attendance: Harry, Boyle, Annie Damich. Anna Dochcrty. Ar- thur Pollm-ri, Eugene McPhee. Jim- my Murphy, Wilbur Class. Melville Pollard, Anita MacDouge.l.i and Leo cmnagh.

Teacchr. Mary E. Devercaux.

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NAMED PRESIDENT OF NICAR- AGUA

it I’. By Guardian‘: Special Wire)

MANAGUA. Nicaragua, Jime 9——- Dr. Carlos Brencs Jarquln was named pn-sldcnt in a joint session of the Nicnrngiiun congress today. ii: was (‘?i<'\(‘n to complete the im- Expired term of the deposed pies- idcnt, Dr. Juan B. Sacass. He will Irrve until Doc. 31,

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PAIIKER-—At P. E. Island Hospital on June 9. 1938, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo.-re Parker, Cherry Valley. it til l'.‘lll:9f,

Ti'EEDY—At P. E. Island Hospital oil Juno 4. 1936. to Mr. and Mrs. Ofifile J Tweedy. City, a son. M;‘.Cl.E0i)-—-At P. E. Island Hoe- llli.1l.Junc 9. 1936, to Mr. and Mrs.

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MARIIIAGI-SS

fioiutow — .\i(:'i*‘iil‘\"iiZ‘:."i\‘("i,iie llalitlst Parsonage, Fitzroy Bt., by lu=v._l»f. ii Dcnton. Jime 6, 1038. William lv‘.!\v_vn Morrow of Long (jock. P l‘. I.. and Florence Bea- tnzc .\'icPlmil of Ronshaw. P. I.

]M.‘~'_iiS—.\'il\(‘lVl'ILLAN—At: Char- :§‘°«°°m on Saturday. June a. mac; a«‘dR°"» G. Carlyle Webster, Miss‘ Mn!‘ Gi-are Macmillan of Char-j iaatocvvn. ‘.8 Mr. Arthur Gordon‘ of Annapolis Royal, Nova;

lli MEMORIAM

‘ "Mn: memory of run. .\lnieIIIln

X ‘WWI. who aim June 10. um.

H‘ ‘ff. liur Mother, we min yon. mo year: since you went

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#2 WI think of you often. an often, I "'9"! In time day by day. "'"t°d I-y llunhnnd and Family.

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T. "l MEMORIAM

-alhrlovlnt memory of our out no‘. Mu. Malcolm Muenonnld lvlrtrci this life Juno ion: 10:“. D¥:":"lldlIl'lI. -tlll oomo o'er In. ‘.‘"’;I silence often flow, -"M h “M you ever nut in. I 70:: (find two yuan no.

i r A|:,'"'°“ ‘"3 ll" daughters.’ Mn.

Ixi‘.|eli..::"l"0nIld and iilrl. Duncan

"“'|Iton. Mun. I:-!E!-'0-' we

N. D. 1lf:cI:e;n-

liflnnmixn. nuumn Char-uitobwu as

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'I‘u—whit, Tu-whoo! Brown Owl invites all her Brownies to a picnic

Tu-whit, Tu-whoo! Brown Owl wants every Brownie to meet at

her own sandwiches and drink. The

P. A. Monaghan; Treasurer, W. J. B/F3Wd€fSi Warden. V. Maddigan; Advocate. W. O. Davey; Inside guard. J. P. Bradley; Outside Guard, Wilfred McKenria; Chan- cellor. Rev. E. Dalton; Trustee, Alfred Doyle.

LIGUORIAN CREDIT FNION INAUGUI‘¢A’I‘ED—Mr. J. J. Leight- izer was elected President of the Charlottetowri Ligucriaii Credit Union—t.he first in Prince Edward

Tu-whit. 'I‘u-whoo! Brown Owl , says “H5 Wm be the hut get_ 1siand—at an inaugural meeting wgmhm. 0! me Season so She hopes recently. other officers were: evcry Brownie will be there with Vl°5‘Pl"35ld€nl-- M455 A W51-‘ll?

her Brownie suit and her Brownie

smile.

2nd Charlottetown Guides

The Guides and Gulders of this Company wish to thank all those who helped to make last Friday's

concert an outstanding They wish particularly to the members of the 1st Charlotte-

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town Ranger Company who ren-

dPred great 5(‘l’\’lCc on the night of the concert; the many firms and business men who advertised on their programs and displayed post- (‘rs and the following ladies: Mrs. Lawson, Miss Earlc. Mrs. Hart. Mrs, Filzgcrald and‘ Miss Gaudet.

The closing meeting of the sea- son will be held next Friday at half past six. Weather permitting, this will be an out-door meeting at which a. number of badges. hcrvice stars and ticket prizes will be pre- scntcd. Evcry Guide who intends to camp should be prepared to state fit, this meeting which of the three Guide camps in July she

wishes to attend. Arrangements will also be made at this meeting for

the big hike on Saturday.

REGISTERED :%E°;“;*sd.3?°c_:%ss.*’_.

very fine talk on national enroll- ment. that is registration of nurses for war and disasters.

Dr. A. J. Murchison. medical supcrintciidcnt of Falconwood Hos- pital, was the guest speaker. He gave very interesting and intensely

instructive paper on mental hy- giene. Tea was served in the hotel

lounge. During the tea hour a hu- morous monologue was given by Miss Mae Mccloskey, student nurse at the Charlottetown Hospital.

A vote of thanks was tendered Dr. Murchison. the hotel manage- ment. Miss Mccloskcy, the press and the arrangement committee.

Directors Under New Bank Set-up increased To Six

(C. P. By Guardian’: Special WIN)

OTTAWA. June a—The number of Ciovernmcnt-appointed directors of the Bank of Canada under the new set-up proposed by the King Government. was increased from four to six by a motion passed through the House of Commons to- night. by Finance Minister Dun- ning.

The House accepted the amend- ment to the government bill em- powering the treasury to buy con- trol of the bank in order to PTO- vent any likelihood of public eon- irol failing. With ori.ly four dir- cctors it would have been D09-‘W9 for the governor and dcpufcv-BOW!‘- nor to cast. their votcs with the sev- ph private directors and thwart the Government. To make sure of it. the amendment increased the numa ber of public directors to six I-11 gave each of them two votes. .

Gerry McGccr, the monetafy 19' former from Vancouver-Burrnrd continucd his attack on H10 :3; night but made ll“ 99'“ wt fellow-Liberals. ‘it does no mun 1 nm 5 rebel." he assured the gov- ernment. referring to N5 0PP°5l' (ion to the half-private. half-Dub‘

lie net-W.

thank

Secretary. E. J. H. Morrisey; Dir- ectors, one year, J. F. H. Arsen- ault. P. Callaghan, Mrs. R. J. Mac- Donald; two years. Raney Gallant. J. J. Leightlzer. Miss A. Walsh; three years. J. Coyle. Jr., E. J. H. Morrissey, Mrs. William Ready.

Mary Elizabeth Foley. R.N., of Cam- bridge. a native of Sourls. P.E.I.. daughtcr of Michacl James and Mrs. Clementine <Ma,cDonald) Foley. will be married soon to John Patrick Wall. of Somcrvillc.—Mi.ss Ida Ros- alie Callaghan. of Cambridge, fi. native of Prince Edward Island. daughter of Alfred and Mrs. Cecilia (McKenm:i Cnllztglian. will bc mar-

of Quincy. — John Edward Arm- strong of Atlantic. son of Alfred E. and Mrs. lstcivarli Armstrong. na- tives of P. E. I. will shortly marry Miss Wanda l-it-lcn Marofsky, of Boston.—Boston Exclinngc.

LOCAL smrrsns LOSE sio.ooo

learned yesterday. Shippers from

$10,000 in the wreck. Practically no part of tilt cargo shipped from here was insurcd.

of cattle and 700 pigs, as well general. Part of the cargo had been landcd at st. Pierre before the freighter grounded.

CATHOLIC POETRY SOCIETY -011 the cvcning of June first the Princc Edward Island unit of this Society hcld their last meeting for the season at the home of Mrs. P. W. Clarkln. Since there was no speaker for the occasion and vcr_v little biisiness to transact the meeting lifraine a social evening altogether rmoynbic. The two best poems submitted during the _\'car were read aloud and the prize win- nt-rs announced. “Escape? by Mrs. Warren Ducncmin. was given first place, and "Striving." by Mrs. Helen Kelly, ems given second place. (SEO today's Poet's Conicr. Editorial page), The first prize. "Preface to Poctry." by 'I‘hcodom Maynard. was donated by Rev. R. J. MacKcnzic of St. Dunstan‘s University: the second prize. a So- ciety membership card for 1937. was given by the unit. It is to be regretted that the very fine poetry submitted during the first year of organization could not be included in this contest. No prize was of- fered during that period. the poems being submitted for criticism only. Since this service-criticism-is now offered to members by the ed- itorl of Spirit, the Society's pub- lication, poems submitted to the unit anonymously on judged by members in meeting.‘ While this method helps to stimulate interest, and increase output, it is not al- ways constructive, and the mem- bers who are sincere in tin-lr cf- forts are encouraged to take ud- vantoge of the higher criticism of- fered by spirit. A review of the year's activities was not considered necessary. The society’s Bulletin with reports of monthly meetings is received by oil membe .3. In this unit there is A general feeling of utisfoction in the work accomp- lished. The aim of this Society is to encourtce Poetic gifts and. when there is no talent. to foster I love and appreciation for the DUI in poetry.

ISLANDERS T0 WED — Miss

ried soon to Josciili \Vilbur Wrikcr. l

IN WM-ZCK -— Flour iccal shippers lost approximately $5700.00 worth of livestock in the wreck of the S. S. Magnhild off the coast of Newfoundland last weekend it WBSI‘ Mil 0l <‘7llC'°ll<‘.V.

Charlottetown and vicinity are es-i tlmaiod to have lost in all about

It included‘ at the time of the wreck 80 hcad[ West as’ Assis

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Personals

Mrs. Allan Ma.cAulay and brother, E. H. Day have arrived home after a pleasant visit to their sisters in New York.

Mr. Edmund V. Hession left yes- terday for Tignish to spend two weeks with his sister, Mrs. E. J. McTaguc, and Mr. McTa.gue. He will then go to Georgetown for the summer.

His friends will be glad to know that Mr. Wm. Wcatherbie is able to be out again after his recent ill- ness.

Rcv. canon Malone arrived in Charlottetown last night after several months in the south. I-IE was a passenger on the cruise liner Lady Drake. which docked at St. John yesterday.

ANNUAL

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were: No. 1, Cadet Lt. Laurler Mc- Klnnon; No. 2. Cadet Lt. Allan McMillan; No. 3. Cadet Lt. Thomas Doyle; N0. 4, Cadet Lt. Richard I-Ioivatt; No. 5, Cadet Lt. Albert Wilson; No. 6. Cadet Lt. Lorne Arsenault. The stretcher bearer sec- tion was in command of Cadet Lt. Maurice I-Iuzhcs alid the signaling section in command of Vernon Mc- Donald. Frlink Hughes was Com- pany Scrgt. Major. ‘:89 cadets, all in uni orm. vi'e:e on parade in the Queen Square (i’.‘i‘;).\. Maic.i;.i_-, o the lively strains of the ncw bugle band they made a very smart ap- pearance.

The West Kent cadets. number- ing 230 moved off from their school grounds at three o'clock and form-

Il.l5. Tl‘-_v were in command of Carib: Capt. Allan Harding. Pin- ioon L‘0llllllfll‘id€l‘,x wcrc: No. 1. Ca- det Li. Harold Mathieson; No. 2, Criflct Li. Diiiglus s:'.un(l.‘ ; N0. "3. Caiclci. Lt. Durcll .\’lurra N0. 4. Curlct Lt Bill BrxiL!c.\': i‘0. 5. ‘ Cadcl. L‘ Pc 0 Piiinn. The signal- ‘ ling section was in cqmmand

Cadct 1.‘. Drizmmond Cobb the S’.l‘(’i(‘ll(’l" bearer scrllon in jmmmaiul of Cadet Lt. Tom De-_13>

il3lo‘s. On parade also were com- panv Serf. Mnior Maurice Brady ‘ and‘ Oliver MacEaclinrii. C.Q MB. ' The lnspcctlmt officers compil-

l mcntcd both cadet corps and told 5 them they were up to a high stand-

Qucen Square cadets were strilctcd by Lt. E. J. H Morriscl’.

ed by Lt. Leo F. McDonald. prin- clpal. The West Kent cadets were iiistriictcd by Capt. Dun Bell of the

Kent school tcachlnz 5'-“T5 tancc was rzivcn both corps in the physical trailing work by 5'8‘-

Prince of Walcs Cnllcgf.

Hundreds of peoplc. taking 85- vnntagc of the bcnutlliil June weather. watched with ‘ntcrcst the cadets on parade.

those men as she

wife: “Do you soc staring at flint flflDD<‘l‘ boarded the street cnr'.>"

I-liisbimd: “What mcn?“

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I Problem of Surplus Staff Resulting Through Gov’t Leg- islation Raised.

it‘. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) OTTAWA, June 9.-A suggestion from Opposition Leader Bennett that

ll ivould be better to retire an-plus ‘staff on pay or annuities than to keep them in offices wheie their services were not needed, featured consideration today of the govern- ment's bill to amaigamate depart- merits.

Discussing in committee of the: whole the move to unite the fonner departments of mines, interior, im- migration and colonization. Mr. Bennett said only the difficulty arising from adding to the ranks of the unemployed had deterred his own government from ciiccting a similar change.

The former Prime Minister ap- proved the intention of Hon, 'r_ A. Crerar, who will head the new de- partment. to Select independent, of the Civil Service Commission. di- rectors who will head the Vi1I‘lOLlS branches.

Mr. Crerar moved an amendment changing the proposed name of the department to that of "mines and resources“ deleting the words "and colonization" appearing on the draft.

The bill merging the departments of mines, intcrior, Indian affairs, and lmmlgration and colonization in 8. new department of resources and mines received its third reading and the House then took up the companion measure to merge the department of railways and canals. the department of marine and and civil aviation branch of the Depart. merit of National Defence in a new department of transport,

one dfiluli’ minister and sevcni departmental directors are proposed ‘ under the government amalgama- tion and there would be it consider. 3519 53Vlng in Slim’. M. Crerar said.

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L Second Free Park ‘Site Offered

Provincial Govt, :,doing- its duty under all cir-,

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A5Dira.nt.s to the rifle team Prince Edward Island will enter in the In.

,:cr-Maritlrrié rifle match is be i‘.cl<l debate on second reading of the here June 18, will hold at second governments bill to

contest to select Isl1ii:i lii’i'.!llp to-. day.

First competition riflcmen to be used by Prince Ed- ward Isl!-incl Nova. Scotla and New ]3l‘i.illS\\‘:(‘l:

J. Landrigan and Scrgcniit Rry lC0l(’5 Clll£‘i‘£r€d topmost with scores {of l04 and 102 m':pectivc1_v_ The third lineup icst mutch “iii 1)» held next S.iturda_v.

Prince E€l\\’3l‘(i Island l‘i‘.‘.S becn winner of tlic Il1:cr»M:i . , rill? rnnich siitcc 1927 and n .~ir Ill”

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Aherhart Reduces I n t e r e st 0n Treasury Bills

. (C. I’. By Guardians Special wire) OTTAWA, June 9—F‘inmicc Min- isier Dunning was not piveparcd io- iiight to comment on the further complications that have nriscn bo- tween the Federal and Albcria governments because of the Social Crcdit adminlstraiioivs intcrcst rc- ductiou on four-pcrccnt ll‘(‘f\Slll‘_\' bills tend:-red the Dominion as sc- curlty for rclicf loans. Announcement was made by Premier Abcrhnrt in Edmoiilon to- day that onl_v 2 1-2 pm‘ cont would

‘Q o 0 “L: -‘ - W Me l e n R Brl11l(alfl1gS(1):IIl((3leI1|)0Ct0r

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1 and fulniinations”

l»° d<‘L<’1'mlll0 prcsciit board of trustees. Senator 1“ C°llll7€l~ll'l0n Wllll i.ll(‘ l‘(‘llli k

ed up on me “made grounds M’ lwag held hm? 135*" “""‘k9“‘l “M l’- of Coninioiis inst wcck declared the

and ‘Maritime Pro inceriflc Cllfiflllllollilllg)’ H“, BM,“ of Tm_.H,,_,S_ no, bad it

be paid on these bills, in keeping with the Alberta g’O\'(‘i'llnl'.‘li(.'S gen- eral reduction of ll‘il(‘l‘f'SL payments mi all public indcbicdnes-i.

This follows closely upon it fur- ther renewal for one year of loans totalling s2.250.000 which matured at the end of May and cmiy this month. and for which thcrvsin. mnr_\‘ four-r/r-cent treasury bills were accepted as security.

Alberta has outstanding in relief loans from the Dominion nbout ‘s25.000.000 which are l'(‘nc\\'(‘(i from vcar to year and for which iniir per cent treasury bills are held in the federal treasury as sccurlt._v. What action wfil Tic t“.'n. if any. has not been indicated.

Mrs. Withers had l)(‘l"l\ to thc talking pictures for the first time.

" 'Ow did yer like it. Nell?" nskcd her friend.

"All right enough. but to toll yor the truth. I'd rather ‘live boon to one of -the old unspeakable nncs"

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Defends Action Of Upper House‘ In Considering Government Legislation.

(C. I’. By Guardian’s Special Wire) ormivli. June 9_Ri.| Hon. Arthur Meighen, Con-. servative leader in the Sen-‘ ate, declared today he would the Senate abolished because it did its duty, to seeing it despisedi because it failed to do so." Referring to “thrcatenings as to what would happen to the Senate if it blocked govern- ment legislation, Senator liciglit-n said he was con- ccrncd only "about this body

ianccs and in spite of all threats."

The statement came during the

restore the directorate system to the Canadian National Railivays, and abolish the

evidently referring to

M(‘igll€‘ll was ' of Prime Minister