' meeting held last night in the

Mélfllull" . .

Zion Church n‘! will! is reserved for new:

M I A I en s n :I ifialnnlgt‘ b‘: “zonal” ,1 Annual Meeting n... . ...:

able Ln ldvuroe. WASHINGTON. May Ill-mph. __‘_""-‘—%—-——§ ‘its!’ $992915?‘ ¥lrihflii disclosed A fay la e rumaxi. administ- AmflEND CONVOCATION ._ rail-on has put- olf decisions on l "18 "We present at the clos-‘ further foreign-aid programs 5mm 3256:3761": of Acadia University‘ as the $400,000,000 Greek-Turkish M y were Ml. and lllrs. DK, measure. until it completeseglobal Zion church Hall, | acLeod. 30B Fitzroy St, whose‘ film/cu of post-war needs. sh. o. w. McLeod is the retlr- we. Robert MacLecd. was a grndfl (m; president. Hate in Arts. receiving the degrgg being made by a. new policy group Other officers elected were: 9' B-A- set up by Marshall. It l5 headed by B...“ McLaren. vice-president; —_ George F. Keenan. diplomatic ex- Miu" Mupadyen, heel-egg“; md’ RECEIVED SAD Nzwkwom expert on Russian affairs. ' l\fnx King. treasurer, was received in the city yesterday Marshall also told a press con- The neivIy-elected chairmen of by MYS- Chas. Young of the sad ‘TWINE? 1h. program. membership, vislt- i new: of the death ot her sistilr, 1- "B “m Mt azreo with Md ways and means com_ Mrs. H. E. Field of New York. suggestions frcim London that

Mr. N. J. McLeod was elected president oi’ the Zion Church Mm: Association at its annual

i .. Virgin.“ are, fggpggtjyfly‘ E. Q ‘i developments in the Mediter- (Tiliillillr. G. H. DouKlas. A. A. FUNERAL AT 5"ERW00D— ranem‘ mm" 1 5m" i" "um"!

nsponsibllitleh there from Bril- nin to the United Slates. He favors an urgent and

The funeral of the late Lemuel .1 Frillell was held yesterday after- noon from his late residence at- 2~

ltfriJcuhild. and J. W. Rodd. the song loader ls Harry Cras-

“w, "ml the pianist‘ wmdm" Sherwood Service; at the house prompt allocation for Italy

111.1%". _ '

P A ifilii‘ of thanks to the retiring ‘aindglaglxggncondélvteq by ‘Vi; ‘i323 ,:ll,-t-|i?;r:$ sumomhom

P‘*""'d““' M“ "mvedby Ea cud‘ Iiiean. Interment alivasMli-n Marsftloll said that with tine ex-

"1"" “id sewnded by the R"- wood Cemetery. The pallbearerslcerption of some $78,000,000 planned

9t C-‘m 1° webst" were: Ambrose Rodd. John Roper for Korea he foresees no furtiher _____ _-¢-~ John Bernard. wiiour Tremor: flppropriations for foreign did at.

IIEATII ENDS SFRHON

Joseph Curloy, and George Mde- present. . i He was not prepared to say now, ——~~__ Jwwevcr, "what may be required to flaunt"- SERVI rr; oars (‘Aims help other countries in the future. “When people want to ohlhhi And llg reported that the slate needed articles or go plaggg h, a‘ depavllnlent is trying to find some hurry these days they usually tum: way to help tron-bled China which to air transporlhligil a5 lhe snlulycolild ‘he fully justified to the

IYIYSBANE. Alllklii a ---

Qmyui

(Rflv

Aflrr preaching a sermon life ‘iereafler. Rev. {Jdavam .r‘ lhrt-fnpson collapsed and‘ - the steps of lhe Presbyter- "iii at Killarney, smiths",

‘lfld- . ion. Tihe two storlcs thhl, fq]|Ow_.'A|mf'I'iC8l1 people and congress. “ which were rotated hy My, phul Marshall's statement on China Sharpe. illustrate this Incl. Yeah‘ was pfililllpifli by a question wheth-

terday morning Mr. Elton Woodsidei or i113 administration is consider- a farmer at Margatc, who was; i112 i110 rPlPflfir 0i a $500.0C0,000

Blfliiii}. MARRIAGES. _ busily engaged at work rm hi; 1am; i loan czlrlnarlaed for China by the had the misfortune 0f breaking m.‘ PXpOFL-ilIljKiFi hair's lic- said he has

s _ essential part of his flmCiIiil€l‘§'.i[-!i\"i\ "KIT-P!" conhiderailm" m 50C P62‘ 11158111011 .Mr- Woodalde. rather than lose the‘ Clnnas problems but declined to

The survey. first o! its kind. is,

time in motoring to the city, pawn. indicate what action might be talc»

rna CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

SEITIIAILSIIAIIIIIAII ll.S. Making Survey lint Dispute In = 0i Post -War Needs‘

’Phone Strike Settled

j _

(B! The Associated Press) wasmncvrou. May z0_'rh¢ last malor dispute in the United

. l View Total Eclipse I In Blair Weather iiZii°i..§°.‘§.‘"‘.i§5.iiifii“iil“'i‘l.i°;l

i the cross-country strike.

The settlement was on 55515 0f H11 lvi-cenls-an-hoilr average wage increase for an est. imated $4.60 a wcek) for 20,000 members of the Assonlhlhm n; Communication Equipment wol-h. ers. employees of the western Electric Company in 42 slain

They walked out April '7 ninnz; with other telephone. workers a.

(By The Associated Press) I BOCAIIIVA. Brazil. May 20- ‘Clear weather gave a party u! United States scientists an un- ,obstructed vlew today o! nature's Imost spectacular celestial show-

the total eclipse of the sun. While clouds and mist obscured, the phenomenon ill manv sections

f PTO§S

. , . the court"; A . |of the southern hemspnelc, the H" strike“ “P's”, if“? um‘ lobservers gathered nil n wooded “umber 3,5000‘ I "diimmii if‘ [pliaieau hero. 400 miles north of ‘poem n“, sir,“ 1:; b?‘ {MSW ‘ R0 de Janeiro found conditions l ' ' ' ‘ ‘ p" “m” | ' inf.’ to an end. vxitl .o _ ;Dcrfect as thr- lnonn bezan lo bum! reached my one‘ 1?;5"9"‘I‘“‘_~_/ l edge in front of lhe sun at 8:22:36 nnmhnr g p a t"

A.M. (8:22:36 .A.M.. ADT), The eclipse became total

‘at 9:34:48 AJVL. turning the "bril-i I I

llant clay into an eerlc, star-stud- G I d

i ded twilight. t s The moon continued to blot

‘out the sun for almost four min-i

tel. Di". C. C. Kicss, cf the United {States Bureau of Standards. salztflushand full results of lhe tests would not‘ , be known until films were devel- oped and data co-nrdinatccl.

lierc

(By Arthun-ldsun) WASHINGTON, M:l_v '_Z||~- i.'i[‘,‘~_ Are you fretful. coling.» girls?

leading Historians mill-i"‘i%€.5§§“§1ii‘"l2..‘l°“i2..3i% 1 whether you should lat lyy t9

trap a husband. or iii) pvt-pale Li. r a l-ureer? The United

.To Meet This Week Q Slates Viiotnenls

i OTTAWA, MI. ‘ath-rcru-Ltoda out today. advises:

the I

Bureau. in an el-gilt-pago booklet,

. Annualideeting gllfSt. Paul's iLaymen’s Ass'n

_..._..

Hill ,

Competent Insurance Service h llave A Talk With

MORTDN nsw

The annual meeting of $l_ pally, Lavmens Asst/nation was holq h iilie Parish Hall last evening. A r report of the work accomplished by til-B AsSDCiZILEOII during the h5g1 year showed that the stem. Lad, llccn a busy ont- fol- the Ass(i'2‘.'l-' ilDll and much had been accomp- lished in the way of churcil as. sistance. The report of the vrorh aecompllsed was submitted by the Secretary. and of a sound linen. (‘lfli colnirtinifhy lhe treasurer. Thr- ycllv just rinsed had llecn lht: ‘ ,n'i0.\i. zlrfivc in tile ilihlcry of tile A.\-'J'.iliii0ll, nnci greater things vrrn cniiccicri ill ill-c veal" to tome.

‘File clot-lion m’ officers resulted

Bus Schedules Now In Effect

Lv. Ch‘t.own. for Sourls-Nortll Lake 4.30 PM. ex. Sat. and Sun. Lv. Clftotvn. for Souris-North Lake 8.30 PM, Sat. and Sun.

Lv. (Jlftown. for Sourls 8.30 RM. Daily

Li". Ch'town. via st. Peters. St. Murgnrcls to North Lake 4,30 PM h bin. and‘ nun. 0n Sat. and’ SU/n. In. (hiolrn 3.30 P)“,

I . ours for Ch toun. 7.35 A.I\I. dullv 0x, sun, 1,15 p); (mnnkfl

connection; and 5J5 RM. for (‘li'to\\n. only.

[Oii'.'\\21 Prefrllcnt. Juhn '1 Lv. N 1h l, h g q- - . - ~ , .-

:pllllvphyya V“? President, Gordofl sullrfdny ‘lg; éiliuiin. via Mirth Mlit 6.4.) .-\..\1. daily ex. Sun. iF- RQPCI‘; Set-mid j. George S. Lv. Clftmvn. for Summcrsillc-Tignisll.

' “W111 T‘“‘"§'~'P@1'- W- E- Bentley.‘ Via lluntcr Rivttl‘ 1.30 ILM. and 4.00 ml through In Tignleh

K. C. hiclnlicrs of executive Toni . ‘Gardhanl. R. H. Brittain, George Olive. - l

Following the business session, .11 wide fbcld of discussion was en-

l0.i0 Slimmerside-Burdcn mainland connection VBJSBRDI. to Surnmerslde only. it onshaw 0.45 AM. to Borden for m'i l d t" __ 3.45 to Borden and Summcrsitiszdnan Conn“: ‘on by ‘uh ’I lgnIsh~humrnersldc-(_‘llnrlotteto\vnz

itercti into vrhit-il flu-lulled pianl Lv T" i) 100

Jug the iilillif‘. matters for con-' L“ SLEQQHH-h, fffrzfgspgl“, da-glzohileauldfil-riy’

is.‘ oration. and many mteyestghq. s,“ and Sun ‘," '1 "‘ ~ - '1'.“-

i topzcs to he lurihel" considered YOTF-i pflecuvglyrk m up n“ chammetn“" “m0 P")!- fmm 51H!- l . .. A . .une 18th there lvill ilc additional summer “nodule;

‘later. No further meetings of the‘ I . . . ' , Asssociafioil will iJE held until firs‘. 'I‘ursdai' in October when C-DEiJ- lions Will imam ill’! started to ; /‘f".‘lli')].’ the full and \\'ll\i(‘\' months. I \Vlirll"i‘\vol"ds of prarie were ox-i pressed fol" llie outgoing offiuersl

including a limited run via EUIISIIIIW in Borden and mainland

For further Information phone 5H8 Charlottetown; 56.’) Summer-side, THE ISLAND MOTOR TRANSPORT

_- s» . a an? ~ KINSMEN CLUB icoevllnued from Page l) children to the YMCA. camps at‘

fliolland Cove. The summer outing‘ lfor the 100 children villi cost the

‘§»0i'>

most of whom lvrr.» l‘t\-eieg[gd_

limits ll.K. FAVBRS

(Continued frcm Page i)

ltzg the committee.

, 194T. by the Rev. G. Carlyle Web-

» ‘W’ afternoon. service starting at

i In Memoriam

i ed a chnlottetcywn dealer and 35k‘ an‘ u i ‘ - ed that a new part be delivered to] Marshall said the 575-009-000 in: historians from all across Can- ‘ DPHE try to choose between BIRTHS Paul's Flying Service with instruct-i fund for Koren would be devoted ado will attend the annual mcei- marriage or career, but get ready We.» s; »_-»-..~~--_____ 1on5 that ll ho harm, to his ghhmy 1Q rebuilding industries. roads 51rd lng of the Historic Sites zit-d , fut‘ hath home and job.“ A ch ‘Hi5 the Prince Ed-l In less hhnn an hour the part was rails in‘tlle American zone. Til?‘ Monuments Board in Ottawa May l In Ollie!‘ “W115. Eirls. hedge u ...in.l Hrkfliilli (d) iilay 12th. l delivered. the machinery i-opairedj country now is split lill halves. Wuilh 21-23 lo consider ihc acqulstluil u: your bcts. Put a Lille lash and 1‘ i" m" and M“ w°1dr°n MR6- ‘ and Mr. ivoodside was back toiRusslnn troops occupydlil; ‘he marking of many historic Cann- time on both propositions. 1'; Dunphy‘ northern area Willie United States. dlan sites. it was announced nero l The Bureau believes a grr‘.

non. Churchill. a son. ‘work on Mom" s”, “M0515 " M ti" Chflflflittiown i from Eastern Air Connmand in Hitipli-ll 0D MM’ 14th. i947. tod-Ialifax arrived at the Airport on Mr and Airs. Leo P. Malone. a. i the regular M.C.A. fiigiht. He enilccl iiflilsilifl’. i-llilfio Aim. [tilt- Flying Service and asked to he i; ll‘llll.'ll-.»\t the Charlottetown _ flown to his brothers home in 1135. val on May 17. i947. to Mr. l Cherry Valley. About 10 minutes and .\i.rs. Leo Gauthier o! Mayfield ‘after leaving the airfield S/L (nor rmilra Pineau) a son. Clifford 5 Duntphy was tallied within 50 feet J\ of his brother} home.

' “Janitors —-€—— h3g5, _ Muxmox _ M DISCUSS FOREIGN

Zlrr. Llmse. on Saturday. May I0. (Continued from Page l)

stevgnsQn Holmes oymdomestlc policies, whh—other speakers including J. R. Kirk (I.- Antlgonish - Guysbc-rougil) and

slot. lyde Kingston to Iiilda Dorothy Mac. Klnnon of Churchill. -

——~— Max Campbell iCCF-Thc Battie- D HS fords).

. ‘W The sitting opened with an ali- rssqgalggmumglshggi’ riouncemecit by Postmaster-Gen- Brrm '!nrme"_1_‘_ r S fl oral Bertrand of the issuance July T, F,‘ ‘ r ° p ngton- 1 of a, spe:ial four-rent postage (.\IIL_,_GIIAN_‘AP’ Ms home slump to commemorate Ciliidtiljlll

l | .- ... n, my“? (m qmcsday‘ “My 20' m“? rcitizenship. Tile slump uiil sup.

PW‘? W. Callaghan in his 70in gear His remains are resting at H= late residence. funeral arrange. hhnls will be announced later.

' l-IRI-Z-As the result

plement the four-cent issue.

inance Minster Abbott

regular

EII-

! _ tin-council extending to Scpl. C0 " “n llhe life of the War Bvchugv Cm-

' “i” z . - - i . . ‘ ‘ ' ' a.‘ .H‘""".'3."° m? —F“.d°3' ~aervrltion Act. llue Lu cxptraiflnrrc

mprljiggfiitejnfl;ge:ltlxlgg"i: l30.vu.nd said tilrextcnsion was re- .’ 4th yellrflFulslerhi frommthe iquned Wildlife the outcome of rh- r,,_,;d,n,, n, his parent‘ wedn,“ ternallonal trade talks. Under lhe " " act. some duties were suspended

and others were lowered. in the budget deflate. Mr. Kirk called for a series of post-war iln- provements and construction works which would assist Mar-time fish- ermen and farmers and argued that they should share ill the wro-

2 riYirh-k. Cemwcri.

Interment Hampshire

“Hutu! "Ar. gross of Canadian civilization.

‘GERTY i Ml". Campbell sard lhe liurlgct

11,. m. ._ speech had been tc-o optimistic

iih s’. o‘: wBlTfitamql ‘our: ldidnlltfl; placelbfilrlougl; en.-

r, -,_ sso eposs~ yo are- A! . b loved husband oflcesswn’

" 'M“CD°““M) Haggai?’ 3 Mr. I-Ierridge deplored the fact

" l» iv I .

5 fljltlkeralJalgtg-é‘ Plfiget the Government had not removed m" rm‘ or m“: dauphte taxes on co-cpel-ailves and raised HWKMCFBHBHd no Pith 1' basic income tax exemptions. Tile Wdav morninv t e95 Government also had displayed mm ‘Iolv-m m K l ‘la lack of imagination lm not ab- _ _ , ‘ i‘ B“ iullerailollslllng the war-imposed lax on ~ i-il‘ lihlifCii of the Blessed m" qrinks, - ‘M. .altlaica Plain. There was no doubt ln the W ‘r minds of many business men that Canada was treading for a u.ff|- cult period. The Canadian economy

17 5

and the markets of the future

,. _ were either in “war-torn Euro e .',‘,T,.',°‘(’.“_F ‘Lemmy M Elmm" or in "sub-standard" Asia. p C ',‘,:;‘,‘,“d' "h" W559" ""7 "Realizing the dependence o-f thc

' ' " Canadian economy on IOI'C"Z'I 11nd,," ‘H, Mars m,” gleam“! lrade, I wish to slrcss the nesessxly

for the development. of forclm trade, and therefore. for th our- lpose, the development of satisfac- IIiOFy lntcrilallcnul relations." he eaili. . ‘ . Mr. Campbell said big business had put the pressure on the Gov- ernment for the lifting of controls and the Government had weak- ened. As a result prices were ris- ' irg. Investment capital was be- coming uneasy. e I-Ie wag most anxious to see Prime Mini-stei- Mackenzie Kiugf - reconvene the Dominlon-Provin-i “l: E clal conference to discuss worksi wimp» ‘ mile Gallant and family. which could be planned for a time (‘d-ms olhank all those who help- of recession. I-Ie urged that Fed- s,“ b,“f-‘_““Y during lthclr rcccnheral and provincial officials put m“ Pr moment. also those nvholasidc their other differences to "rs oxtosiw“. M858 Clfd! and Ll!- digcugg guch plan; in the itntglggt ' “mimihy- of Canada. L‘ The Maritime Provinces already

m S were in the throes of a depres-

elon. Ivchh to extend my thanks and

eells Sl0.000 From. liiiirociation lo all those neighbours

at. Evening Post “d ilrhds who assisted in hglplfl‘

M m h numnnmrln, May 2o - m onkwagilllgntfld barn during the (AP) - Jamel O. Boil» is asking

$10,000 damages from the Satur- HABRY DIJGGAN.

‘w "‘""i.l'. silent grnvc mtll- strep-l In llrcamlesl slumber m~ “v "Ill. lint could not. rave. its winds blow softly whip sin-ct and hallowed spot m- i rn- ue loved lies sleeping

in h ll never lm forgot,

mi)’ Rbmmibercd by‘ Brothers and Sister.

dtfl-Zvenlng Post - because the‘ Beg View, ntagallne published a drawing which Boyle nya in his suit "rid- icules" hls mechanical hat-tipping

The Iiiaiiandnlo, Fin. inventor ‘ N n M L device.

' ' isays his invention permit; mcn l0

tip their tints willl n push-billion

UNDERTAKER while keeping their hand; in their

" EMBALMER pockets. f-Ie says it "fills an hon~

at need."

Charlottetown Ill ‘ _i__.___.. DEFERRED HARVEST

North Wlltahlro

i today; ishould consider an occupatoti ltl i Mn " nil said a. decision by m! The Board advises the- National jivhlch lots of women are C|YiPiU‘,‘E(i_ .Fnr lcrn (Jcnzrnirsion l0 Elli-hill" Parks Bureau of the lViines anl; Th0; point out that lhc; hi9 iZf‘ YPiIl11‘~"*‘~i‘~"l5 "m" “P355 future Resources Departure-ill in the work production (was not BBPPB!‘ if‘ wit‘ ' of preserving and administering 3tradlct the Potsdam agreemfimfltlie national historic parks and} Slenographers or ‘kThig provides uni-ii‘ f0!‘ iei/Ying °n I sites of the Dominion. Nine qa- ‘ teachers, saleswonlen. office ‘capital assets in Genmanl‘. bu! [lineal histc-rl-c parks have already bookkeepers or cashiers or ;S€])E\I‘Ili0 declaration spoke of PflPlbeen established throughout Can- fessionnl nurses. llmenis in kind by Japan. inda, and some 330 historic sites At least 25.000 cl" more

. forces occupy the south.

in the unlit-d Slates 250,000 vo- rnen in each of these groups;

secretaries. "itrhs. pro-

llavc been marked or acquired. are musicians or music | Chairman of the board is Dr. social workers. college profess;

Clarence Webster of Shedidc. ‘ and instructors. librarians. phy- siclans’ and dentists’ helpers. le-

Delcgatcs today heard reports frnln melrlhers of tlic London committee. Willi one exception

the conimlttcemen expressed dis-. C113’ LEKSUB Baseball LEBEUE- The,

TMISYBCIIOII with the results of the London conference. 1 A. B. Butt said he saw rin

lcnson whv Newfoundland should dune any part nf the costs of file huge Guilder" Airport in nor-, thorn Newfoundland. "Newfourim land will have to fight for its richis,“ he said. ,

‘foster . Maj, Peter Cashin. (ilTliYIllflYl of the London commit- tee. said tilt" Ilritzsh Government

Liberal reward will he given for nny information lending tn coat .'-illif‘ll fr-zli I'll‘ ill from. oi‘ Curl. llzlll Iiolnr niitllt of‘ why l5 m“. luinin; \JilZZ.\lI|C all of keys.

Consult rllfldil" Home.

Kinsmen $1.200. The meeting also decided toliave B Klllsmf-‘n bcisrbail teemcniry "v

team-i will be under the merit of Mr. Verne Shute, ,

It atas announced at the meeting} that R.C..\ Victor tecllrficians n ll

manage-f i

arrive in the (filly [his work in ' w B slnll radios in cnzih of the fdurj a y public schools. Those radios were Klnismen Club. Mr. George Sinclair reported that

purchased some time ago by the

t r h t I ' arrangemen 5 or h. o nperhniz here G E3 F rm Friday of the l-Ziilsnlc-n District, a

_ B. and other members include

Balance With ll.S. Sets Record

Bv R. Ii. Carnegie

i OTTAWA. May 20 snow-can- trade balance with

United states reached an all time 1 high in March. an official saidhere ‘ today aftel- reviewing the trade fig- er; i "He means the world to me. Ev-

actor's adverse

nounced the passage of an order- >urcs issued b)’ ‘he 90-11mm" Bur‘

. cau of Statistics. i In ltiarch, Cnlvida

hho United SiidiPS goods valued at nuire than 583000.000 while the value of imports from that coun- try nvas $16.5.500.000, Canada's deficit was SBOMQ-OOO-

The doficit in January was S56.- 0O0,0'F0 and in I-‘cbrutiry 567.5000") hml ililf‘ inial for the quarter was SCOIIEIQOOO or roughly twice wlitat it was for tho colwcsponding quart" or in 10-16. Tile figures do not in- cludc gold exports Mtliwch offset the ndvrrsc. balancb somewhat but lilcsc dl-olrpzd off from $28-800.°00 in lhe first quarter last. year to $22.- 700000 this year. ,

Canada's unfavorable trade bal- nncc with thh United States in 1046 reached the abnormal total of $495,700,090 and if hue trade trend this ycar is io continue as it start- ed ..n lhe first lliree months the balance may be close to _$999-i7°°i°°9-

In its trade with United states. Canada has BiIii/EYS had an UIIYBV- orablc baluncn but. the average yearly deficit from 1935 i0 1939 was $8T.()00.0i20_ _

Ah adVt-YSB trade balance docs not mean that Canada would hm: ti?‘ dig into its rescrve of Am! 0E6 dollar, for tile full amount elbow deficit. There are aciiustmcntsl use ways. Last year WiilJ an B Va _ lmlhtlce of S48\'>.7i‘l0.0DO the Aim-iv can dnllnv vcsfrvc was only fduwd "m, $1 wgpggoplli) to $i...4rl.0G0.-

W

‘Estimates 0f Cuban Sugar lirolhiievlsed

HAVANA, Mgy 20- (Reuters)- Ilarlv estimates that ‘the c1324‘: Cuban sugar crop woud ex 5990p“) long tons, a record. "W? been revised to 5.300.000 lohz his: owing to a Prolonged earlyl-seasvw drought and heavy rains n >1‘ last fortnighf- T“ "w $?°a_ valued at an estimlted S6 A1 ~

000.

rof. D. C. Harvey. Halifax. HOPED BROKEN MIMIC . WOULD REGAIN Lovr.

r

WHIITHELE. Kent. Enslar-i ‘May 20 -- tCP) —- Mrs. hurl’ lwright. 45, was bound over for w years after admitting to magisirvflilfi she tlinl-percd with n tractor (linen by hcl‘ husband in the hOPP 1113i "Bert would break his fleck."

Latel- she explained lo a 1109"‘ "I love Bert."

torytime I see him h: has a Wim-

“Xpimed i0 i dcrful oHCCt on in; but he ‘will

have anything to drr-witlrmc. A 1 , .ecause~oi a quarrel and we've llvrd nPBTi P"? since then‘. . i "I tore some lends from the ltractor. I ilnarzinei Bertbfllff 5"- ioll5ly hurt. Thai l"orl"if:crl me -- but most irmpcriuill nf all l 111m:- ihqi myself gelling him vxcl! again. .\vith him finding love fol-me once ‘more. 'I‘hat‘s why I did Iii Wright, Lucy's third husband. commented: “Lucy shoukihi W" per with tractors. It makes things ‘ difficult."