stern of the Brit- 1gIIIheC0FI'I.IlIlIll1().I1:1::IItI1 are shown as lhey posed with Queen Elizabeth 3. guckjngham Palace. A variety or international problems were dis- cussed in the lirday conference.

South Africa: Mohammad

THE QUEEN JOINS THE PRIME MINISTERS

Left to right: Johannes Strljdom. Ans Illdll: Pakistan; Sidney Holland. New Zealand; Louis St. Laurent. Can- ada; Sir Anthony Eden. Great Britain; Queen Elizabeth; Robert

O'LEARY

Mrs. James Burleigh of Ellen- lle was a visitor to 0'Leary re- cently. .

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Palmer and funny accompanied by Mrs. Al- fred Palmer and daughter Mar- lene motored to Charlottetown on Tuesday.

Mr. Utter Silliker. Mt. Royal. motored to Summerside on Tues- day; where he visited his wife who is a patient in the Prince County Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Harrington of Spring Valley were visitors to the home of Mrs. Harrington's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Boul- ter in 0'Leal'y-

. Mrs. Albert Gregg who is em-

ployed in Montreal spent a few days at her old home in West Devon recently. '

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hardy and Miss Lucy Hardy of Brooklyn were recent visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams.

Mr. and Mrs. Chesiey Woodslde, 0'Leary, were recent visitors to Charlottetown where they spent the day with relatives and friends.

The many friends of Mrs. Aubin wedge are sorry to hear that

Menzies, Australia; Pandit Nehru, Solomon Bandaranalke, Ceylon. and Lord Malvern, Fed- eration of Rhodesia and Nyaal- land. . ,

wEsTElill ouinniiu

i WILL BE absent from my Dmce in Aiberton from July 8 until further notice. S. R. Cani- at ETOII; M'D"

o'l.EARY. WEDNESDAY night, annual meeting Second District conservative Association. Mr. Mei- un Macquald, Provincial Presi- dent and Mr. Walter Shaw. will malt, Everyone welcome.

A ERAL SUNDAY - Funeral qeidiclfas for the late FredeH 'G'0.,dwin were held at 2.00 P- 0,. sunday from the Bowness Fine; eml Home to Trinity Uni church. The officiating clergyman was the Rev. J. Donald MacK8y- Memhers of the Canadian Legioili. also members of the M0301” Lodge attended in a body- T:9 Masonic service was conducted y P, G. M. Waldron Darrach. While comrade Roland Philipson por- iormed the Lesion ceremony. In- terment took place in People! Cemetery. Pail bearers. Lwefe: Ernest Morrison. ROY Ralph Dodds. Ralph Monkley. Bruce Johnston and Kaye Hill- f sen.

ATTENDING CONVENTION- Mr. Norman Clayton Ballum. PW vlncinl vice Pmildellt "I the NI” tional Executive of Civil Service Federation of P.E.l. and Plesident of Civilian Personnel Association of R.C.A.F. Station. Summerslde left by plane Friday for Ottawa to attend an executive and four- day triennial convention of the Civic Service Federation of Can- ads which is being held at the Chateau Laurler from July ml I-0 12th. Mr. Ernest A. Moore vice president of Civilian Personnel As- sociation of R.C.A.F. Station Sum- merslde also left by plane of Fri- day to attend the Civil Service Federation convention.

WATER CLASSES BEGIN . Red Cross swimming and Water safety classes got underway It Albei-ton on WednesdW- Ill "19 afternoon more than sixty boys and girls received their first les- sons of the season from Miss Martha Meyer at the beautiful Mill River. Since then the number of senior students has increased. T Transportation is being provided

Anthony's, Lot 5.

the 4-H Calf Club.

Service. Phone 36-2.

the

Rev. Garland C. Brooks guest speaker.

Personals

ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Con".-,ay. Upper Fraser, B.C.

Misl Gail

Sherry.

who is taking summe

St.. Summer-side.

A. S. McAssey, Spring St.

HOWLAN

on- retreat in Charlottetown.

th .ugh the courtesy of a large number of Albsrton car owners. In the absence of the chairman. Mrs. A. C. Green. arrangements are being made by Mr. Henry Clarke and W-C A. F. Green. Even log classes, organized by Mr. Earle Atkinson are also in pro gress e ch evening. It is expected Pthait s will be made on July 17 an .

some time at Cape Wolf.

June 24.

Shirriff - Horsey

Buy: Three Firms

MONTREAL (CP) - W. Grant Horsey. President of Shirriff-Hob sey Corporation Ltd. of Toronto Sunday announced purchase oi )three associated Monueal firms

manufacturing candy, toffee, nuts,

cocoa and cocoa ya ducts.

involved in the transaction were the Crawford Company Ltd. and associated companies C. S. Allen and Co. Ltd. and the A. W. Gil- mour Company.

While no price was announced Mr. Horsey said it was a cash transaction. No new financing by Sherrlff-l-Iorsey was involved.

A new company. known as Al- len-Crawford Ltd.. with Mr. Hor- Icy as president. has been formed as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Shirriff-Horsey to consolidate the operations of the three businesses. No change in management was 13 contemplated.

Professional Cards

him better soon.

the late Mrs. Fermin Perry.

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W.M.S. RALLY in long River United Church, Tuesday, July 10. 2:3).

RESERVE Wednesday. July 18, for annual Parish Picnic at St.

COME TO THE Ice Cream Social Thursday night, July 12. at Lower Freetown School in aid of

VERY SPECIAL prices on all washers. Here is just one price. Dominion Washers with pump and timer for only 3109.50. Buy and save at Kensingion Feed

THE ANNUAL P. E. Island Lay Association Conference of United Church will be held in Gascumpec Church on Tuesday July 10th. There will be two ses- sions. 1.80 p.m. and 1.3)

Miss Kay Murphy. Adsustlne Cove left Saturday morning on the "overlander Special". While away she will visit her sister and bro- Joe

Boyle. Munroe. Maine is visiting in Summerside, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar

Officer Cadet Lawrence Gallant, training with the R. C. N. at Halifax spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Callce Gallant, Belmont

Perley Giberson. Stellarton. N. S. is visiting in Summerside, guest of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.

Rev. M.J. Rooney and other clergy from the Western end of the Island returned to their parishes on Friday, June a, after being

Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Gallant and Theresa motored to and from Summerside on Thursday. June 21.

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Carrutbera and family of Halifax spent Satur- day. June 23 in Howlan. Mrs. Car- ruiliers and family are spending

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Arsenault and

. .D. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Arsenault and family on Sunday.

There passed away at her home in Howlan on Sunday morning, June 24, Mrs. Fermin Perry in her oath year. Mrs. Perry had been ill for a long time and bore her illness patiently. She received the last rites of the Catholic Church from her pastor. Rev. M.J. Rooney.

J.B. Arsenault visited in Duvar on Thursday evening at the home of Frank Richard. The latter is not enjoying very good health. His many friends would like to see

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Doucette of Ebbsfieet were in Howlan on Sun- day evening. June 24 attending the wake of Mrs. Doucette's cousin,

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gallant and daughter of the Mill Road visited on Sunday. June 24 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallant, How-

government maintainer made a good job of scraping the lfowlan Road on Monday. June 25.

she had to enter the Prince County hospital in Summerslde for treat- nient.

Mrs. John Matthews is confined to her home through illness and all hope that she will have a speedy recovery.

Miss Blanche Matthews, Sum- merside. has been teaching for a few days in the 0'Leary school. finishing out the term for her mother Mrs. John Matthews who is sick.

Mr. and Mrs. George Bernard. 0'Leary, have gone to spend the summer months at their cabin in Fortune Cove.

A miscelianeo shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodslde in Knutsford on Wednesday night. in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Firth MacNeill who were recently married. There waesi a

ood crowd: and the recev a months visiting with her family Ito: M lovely gm. Ywmch were

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oatway, Free- brought in by M1'l- H9531! WWW land, were recent guests of Mr. side and Miss Kathleen Smillmlllh and Mra.Es-nest Payntai-,Ellerglle. Miss Elizabeth Maccormick and

Mrs. Lorne Luxton opened them.

L.A.C. George Williams who Is

Mrs. Ransll MacNeill read the with the R.C.A.l'. stationed It name; and good wishes and Mrs. Moncton. spent the holiday week- Lawrence Harris placed them on end with his family in Bideiord. the table. Firth thankeid litigld fin:-I

th ir lovel . its and nv

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hutchinson, to ecome gldgllee them mmeume "wmpnmed by MP ”'d M"' in future. A delicious lunch was Fred Clark. Saint John. N.B. spent served by the Indie, ""1 , "M3; the Dominion Day weekend visit- hour spent - ing with Mrs. Hutchinson's par- I ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gulls; The many friends of Mr. Averd also other relatives and friends in Harris are very glad to see him Elierslie. Summersld. and Alber- ton.

ELLERSLIE AND BIDEFORD

Master Jimmy Ramsay, pg;-t Hill. is vacationing with his grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mll- iar, Ellerslle.

Mrs. Frank Frasher, Alberton, spent part of last week, visiting with Mrs. Winnie Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison. El- lerslie.

The Anglican Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Allison England on Wednesday evening. June 27th, with a good attendance.

Mrs. Stanley Vans and two chil- dren Peter and Valery left re- cently for Welland, Ontario. where Mrs. Vass will spend the next two

home after spending some time in the Prince County Hospital in Sum- merside.

Quite a number from 0'Leary attended the Missionary Rally which was held in the United church in Alberton on Thursday afternoon.

A basket of flowers was Placed in the United church on Sunday night in memory of Mr. John Gillls. by his daughter Mrs. Albert Miiligan; another basket in mem- ory of Mr. Walter Golfiil W” placed by Mrs. Harry Adam (daughter).

NEW ANNAN

Miss "iola Haggerty. Mrs. King- sley Bullock. daughter Betty. and Mrs. Mary Doyle. motored fr o m Boston to visit with Mrs. Lucy Haggerty for a couple of weeks. While on the Island they will like in the Condon-Pollard wedding which takes place in l(ensiil8t0ll on June 27th.

Miss Pauline Moase. teacher in Summei-side School, is spending her holiday. at her home in New Annan.

Mr. Garth Stewart and Mrs. Stewart of Sydney, N.S.. Visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moase and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Thomp- son on Wednesday evening. Garth is a nephew of Mrs. Moose. and was married quite recently in Syd- ney. He is on the R.C.M.P. at tillt place.

Mrs. William Bowes of Boston, is visiting her brother, Mr. Wil- liam Haggerty.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waugh and llttl son Wade. motored to Mon- cton recently and spent a week- end wlth Mr. Waugh's aunt. Mrs. Glendlnning and son Billy.

Mrs. Archie Mann. Irishtown. III! accepted a position as teacher for New Annan School for the coming year.

Mrs. A. Campbell of Burlington. is visiting with her daughters. Mrs. Walter Moan and Mrs. Pil- mer Moaae.

Miss Oral Hayes who has been employed at the Prince County Hospital for the past two years, has returned home to spend the summer months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leith Hayes.

Mr. and Mrs. James Paynter, Carleton Siding. spent Sunday vis- iting with their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paynter, Ellerslle.

Mrs. Arnold Burleigh was hos- tess to the ladies of the United Ladies Aid and W.M.S. on Friday evening. June 29th.

Mrs. Florence Grant. Summer- slde. spent the holiday weekend visiting with relatives in Ellersiie.

The sympathy of this community is extended to the family of the late T.H. Maccaull. Ellerslie, who's death came as a shock on Sunday afternoon. July 1st.

Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Adams, Halifax. N.S. were guests of Mr. Adam's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Adam's. Ellersiie, over the holiday weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hardy. who are now residing in Camp Gage town. spent the past weekend with

Bridges and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hardy.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillie, El- lersiie. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hut- chinson. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark. Saint John. N.B.. were all guests of Mr. Gillis' daughter. Miss Jeanette Ogden. Aiberton. on Sun-

, Mr and Mrs. L.J. Arnett, are visiting with their nephew, Mr. C. B Hayes and Mrs. Hayes. Bide- ford. Mr. and Mrs. Arnett have Just returned from a trip to the West Indies.

Mrs. Elsie Hayes. Charlottetown. is at present thg guest of her sister Mrs. Bertie Walsh and Miss Grace Walsh, Elieralle.

Mr. and Mrs. Athol McNevln. Halifax, spent the holiday weekend at the home of Mr. McNevin's parents, Mr. and Mrs.,E.R. Mc- Nevin. Mr. McNevln has returned to Halifax but Mrs. McNevin is staying on here for a visit DH

BURTON

ward S. Grills. Burton. 'Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perry and

OFFICIAL BRITISH

NDON (Reuters), Wrangl- ingnobetween Sir Winston Churchill and President Roosevelt over the conduct of the war in the Medit- erranean left Britain's prime min- later feeling furious and ill-treated .5 official British war history re- vealed Sunday- ,

But the boolnsaid that with all the differences existing then be- tween Britain and the United States, A fundamental and inde- structible sense of unity remained the foundation of their alliance.

The book, Grand Strategy. Aug- ust, 1943-September, 1944. Pub- lished for the first time minutes and telegrams written by Church- ill to Roosevelt.

It threw new light on Churchill's opposition to landings in the south of France to help out the Allies' fighting in Normandy. It also re- vealed '- that Britain considered stopping Arctic convoys to Russia when Stalin. refused to co-operate with the West during the Warsaw uprising.

CALLED MAJOR ERROR.

The book. reviewing the events leading up to the invasion of southern France. said Churchill told Roosevelt that such a move would be a maior strategic and political error and declared that Britain would enter ”a solemn protest" if the U.S. insisted on the p10p0Ked landings.

"I need scarcely lily We Shall do our best to make a success of anything that is undertaken," Churchill said.

When the U.S. ordered the land-

lugs to be launched. Churchill wrote several protests but never sent them to Washington. He had told his chiefs of staff privately that "an intense impression must be made upon the Americans that we have been ill-treated and are furious." Churchill suggested the loutilefll French landing was "more likely to prove a cul-de-sac into which increasing numbers of U.S. troops will be drawn."

"I should not be frank if I did not assure you that I fear a costly stalemate."

Within a monthcoi landin8AbC'

i n and anon on Ill- t1Isv,ee1n9i3?utIie allied forces linked up with Gen. Eisenhower's army

5 SIGNALS

(Continued from case 1)

with Cpl. A. J. C. Bulman winning the Despatch Rider competition. Sigmn. A. C. MacRae the truck driving in which he faced rofelr ional competition. The unt line construction team under 13581- Roy Arsenault romped home with a handy margin over their nearest competitors. The locdl unit was barely shaded in the competition for the beat signal Formation Head quarters and ,laced third in the Signal Office competition.

At the close of the exercise the units were assembled for a crit- ique by Col. A. D. Baldock and Major W. K. Clay. and for the presentation of prizes. Major Gen. 5. F. Clark. C. B. E.. C. D., G. O. C. Central Command gave a brief welcome to the units, particularly to those of the Marltimes. and com- plimented all on the spirit and enthusiasm. Brig. A. W. Beamont, C. B. E., V. D., C. D. Hon. Col., Col. C.. A. Peek, 0 B E, C D. Director of Signals. Army Head- quarters and Lieut Col. G. E. Stoeb, M. B. E., C. D. also spoke briefly, commenting on the high standard of training and spirit. A variety of celebrations topped off one of the most enthusiastic and successful concentrations ever en- gaged in by the Signal Corps. The following personnel compris ed the various local unit teams: Volleyball Team - Capt. J. J. Coyle. Lieut. J. E. Green. 0-Cadet S. A. Squarebrlggs, S. S. M.. E. E. Stanley. Ssst. L. H. MacAulay, Ssgt. G. W. Schleyer, Sigmn. H, E. Phillips. Sigmn. R. G. Storey, 5- S. M-. J. W. Dennis (coach). Tug - of - war Team -- Capt. J. -7- Coyle. 5-Sgt. L. H. MacAulay, Sgt. R. W. MacNelll. Sgt, A. I, Y0lIIlkel'. 81!. W. M. Gregg. Sgt, P. V. Maclntyre. Sgt. J. E. Howatt, Sgt. J. Merideth. Cpl. A. J. C. Bulmnn. Slsmn. G. w. Mutch. Sigmn. M.. J. Flynn. Sigmn. A, C. M5CR30- 58!. G. Smith (coach). Telephone Line Construction Cr"? "r 5583- J. R. Arsenault, I--CDI. A. F. Smith, Sigmn. J. E. Arsenault. Sigmn. L. M. Blanche .1 Sigmn. E. P. Walsh. ..

BRITISH PILOT CHARGED

ATHENS (Reuters)-An Amen. court brought charges Saturday against Capt. John lflimcke, the pilot of a British European Alr- WBYS Diane escorted into Athens last month by two Greek fighters. A magistrate accused him in ab senila of breaking "the law regu- latlng air communications" by fly- ing outside the international air corridor over Greece. an offence punishable by fine.

-.. d'T'T"" family. Rustlco. spent A PIIPI9 - Mr. and Mgr. Joe gsllaiitcofutht M... ".1 M", Gem-5, o-Nam with relatives In Burton. coun-I fg Miiimlld 8" Ml'l- "ll 3 PP and Arthur O'Neill. of Sominer- M d g ML Md. 1. cmnl at: of Howlan motored to Snmmemde villa, Mnu.. are vacationing at v;hI;M";'G'?;'or"';3:..,'?,n' H, .o,. . e oy one 25. Mrs Gallant their respective homes in 'Jlen- W to 1”" he I". enmed wag. Canadian Bank of Commerce usited lier -out-. Mrs. John Cshlll nrry, , I for . M Bum", In PIC. Hmpml. en Hospital for free men Summer .r. s:.I Phone as Miss Geraldine Rooney. Alber- foot injury. He recelvlrd it '0'!" . Offle Arsenault, mg, is visiting at the home of her time ago while 0millU!0dc:: "'3 INSURANCE eon Allan and Mrs. Stanley Ben .,.,.,.,,.,...., M.. mg mg, no Breakwater at sown-an a. II. B. Elite a son Limited Mr. Simon Lnttreii. Bloomfield Fire - Ants - Casualty A,-manic mg .1. gm of gum. Corner. spent Sunday It the MD" I Summer at. 5- mg Mrs Fe-rmln Perry Also Mr. menlde returned "ti: Summmlde ”' W :mtM::r.mIh3g:ng'rd.n:Il.IID0I-It”, 0 Eli E IIIMIIIM ttend- M15 P" - opfom.',"d and Mrs l were ar- i.:'r3;sd.:yu;f:lu&oo&:itlearha Mm dd. elm W -3'05; W in-3. Bruce Carruthers visited ”""'”' ""7 ”" T""””' '""""'”'t Mn and 33- Pvmlal mm 1- Ni as: ”"'f.-,"' '",7,"""" hf" :"'"' 7"” W" "”' ".1. W” 3: 8" r'ioni'n."cIi'iIi'on'4'z:'eI--n pargts. Ilr gumknmgrmg TuTATnn.'m'nl'na."h( bowl 0- mum u. ' t.?dII9eonfIi!etp.crsImfhmviInion.rtI1ls mi: Ind Ml'l- Pet" 30111 GIEWP"