was Edith Summerskill. Ellen undoubtedly exaggerated. Bread is not likely to be rationed. Nevertheless, while most of her fdlow-Ministers were being gently optimistic. Ellen gave warning that the food position was far from good. To-day it is Edith Summerskill

faeil- Carson, Winnie for the development the Patricia Cathcart, Lavinia highest qualities leadership not Colgan Satlie Crowe. Edith Graham. In the acadenno sjdiei-e l>ul also Ev ® Bume\- Jov Moorhead, Amy in the worUl spoil, ami she thought Wilson. Frances

to the following: FORM Vl—Patricia Agnew. Georgie Carson, Winnie Carson. Levinia Colgan, Sadie Crowe. Edith Graham, Joan Hagan, Kathleen Johnston, Edith Macartney, Ann© Matthews, Hilda Mooney, Margaret Nlcholl, Florrie Smyth, J, Adams. D. Bailie, I. Buick

inNES—MARTIN September 14, (Perthshire) U.F. mV Rev. Edith S. Martin mother ot' the bride)—James Arthur, V of Mr. and Mrs. Jones, London Katherine Dinwoodie, vounser daughter of the late Mr R. ami the Rev. Edith S. Mart's Barberton Park. Beltast. n'suULIVAN—KENNY—

AWARDED TO THE FOLLOWING FORM Vl—Patricia Agnew, Georgia ('arson, Winnie Carson. ('olgan, Sadie Crowe. Edith Graham. Joan Hagan. Kathleen Johnston, Edith Macartney. Anne Matthew-, Hilda Mooney, Margaret NiebcdU Florrie Smyth, J. Adams, D. Bailie, I. Buick

Church, Very Rev. W. Corkcy, M.A. D.D.— Wing Commander Arthur Lrnest. plder son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. W. Hewes, Dover, to Edith Kathleen, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. 12. Wellington Park, Belfast. E. & H. REID, LTD., INSURANCE BROKERS 2a. SHAFTESBURY

eiswistwtu i .... iloncc. Danesforl, Ballymote. Emily Jackson. daughter *!? >,N EN ~ )u ''' " KENDALL—August I. 1946. Grace Edith. INCUS—JuIy 30. 1946 at The Harcourt b, "" , I s < Anneson-Sea. mother lack Nurtina Home, Mr. and Mra T. E. Intlis. ' “i" M

daughiet united and demonstrated that they . , ,u - '” 6 U| " Major Kohert Wells. East Africa, Nursing Home, to Eda Sayers), wife Edith Evelyn May McClintOck, «< Jo**" Levin. lOrwell Park, affairs within the shores Of the . Rathgar. a son (Terence David) country

and Mrs. Edith M. Ritchie, 64, Upper Newtownards Road. Belfast. Interred Carnmoney Cemetery, September 4. Deeply regretted. RlTCHlE—September (suddenly), his brother’s residence, Killylea, County Armagh. Thomas, dearly loved husband Edith Hitchie, Liverpool

Church, Balheggie, Perthzhire, Rev. Edith S. Martin fmnrher the bride), James Arthur, only eon of Mr. and Mrs. Jones, London, to Katherine Dinwoodie, younger daughter of the late Mr. R. T. Martin and of Rev. Edith S. Martin, Harberton Park, Belfast.