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6.10 “London Calling’.

6.15 ‘CALLING 'I-. WORLD’: ‘Britain T14 , Dzscussion, W-[ll Gerald Barry.

6.30 ‘CAILING THE WEST IN- DIES‘: ‘Things that Endure.

6.45 THE NEWS

7.00 NEWS ANALYSIS by KEVIN OCARROLL

7.05 WAR COMINIETNTARY by OLIVER STEWCART.

7.15 NEWS IN FRENCrI

7.30 Song Psecztal by Keith Falk-

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8.00 THE NEWS.

8.10 ‘LISTENING POST‘.

8.15 ‘Ipndin Calling’

8.30 ‘BRITAIN SPEAKS‘). Talk by GORDON MACDONALD,

M.P. _ 3,45 ‘Front Line Family’ —E.‘pisode

119 .

9.00 HEADLINE NEWS AND VIEWS, iCoznmeninfor. J. B. MCGEACHRU AND FLASH- BACK.

9.15 DEMOCRACY NIARCHES’. Talk by ‘WILLINI HOLT

CALIS PROM collaboration with CECl.

9.30: Trwicnl Feature Programme.

9.45: ‘LES VOIX FRANCAISES’.

PfM.

10.00 ‘Starlight’: S/tanlcv Holloway Coinpere, Gerry Wilmrt.

10.15 ‘At Your Refine-st’.

l0.30 ‘CHII DREN IN WAR’. Stfifl‘ of wartime nufierzcs. arrang- eci and produced by Olive Shapiey.

GM) The Dally service.

1.06 ‘London Calling‘.

1.15 ‘BRITAIN SPEAKS‘ Talk by? GORDON MACDONALD.

M. . 11.80 RADIO NEWS-REVL.

$.00 DEMOCRACY MARCHES’.

Talk by WILLIAM HOLT. 12.16 "lhe Music of Bri-tainz’ ‘Ayres frc-m the English The- mire’. BBC Theatre Orchestra; conductoiz. Stanford Robinson. IE8) HEADLINE NEWS AND VIEWS. Ccmmentator, J. B. MOGEACHY). HA6 Close down.

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; which is to open with a ublic ment- f ing to b6 f November 16th

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f the Royal Canadian Armv ltfedlcal §Corps_ Among the group shown is

‘whose career will be followed with

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llhle column ll reserved for new: of lm-ul Interest. but advertising of n newey nature may be Inserted In 5 cenle e word, etrlctly pnyable in advance.

CBABWELL for Photograph:

CONFEDEBATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. a L-97fll

JUST ARRIVED 300 pairs Sub- standard hose, regular 75 and $1.00 lines for 69 and 79c. Chif. Efons and service weight. Excellent lshades. Kennedy's Ladies Ready ,t0 Wear, Great George Street. i 11-624-9-24-21.

CHRISTMAS SEALS ARRANGED FOIL-The Christmas Seal Cain- paign of the P. E. I. T. B. League executive held a special meeting last iuesday. Those present were: Rev. George McKenna, Mrs. Wm. Coady,

Treasured Letter Reaches Its Destination

LETTER. OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND MEMBER OF THE ROYAL All FORCE JUST BE- FORE HIS LAST FLIGHT-

"Universe" says: "After Piloi Offr. Joseph Ready, a Canadian Catholic, had been killed on ac- tive service in England, a letter was found which he had written t. be sent to his brother and tyvo sisters in the event of his death It was forwarded by the R.A.F. to ‘ them at Kensington, Prince Ed-i ward Island. The letter read: 1

“Dear Mary, Arthur 8a Kathleen, ; “By the time you receivebthis I'll - have gone on my last flight and i arrlilved at last at the end" of the = tra .

Mrs. Fred Gates Mrs. Leo Frank, Mr. S, T» Green and Miss Ings, Public Health Nurse. Plans were made for the 1941-42 campaign

held on Sun ay evening,

GOING T0 SOUTH AFRICA- A recent issue of the Iilontreal Star had a fine photograph of the eight nurses selected to g0 to South Africa as nursing s'stcrs of

Miss D. R. MacQuuid oi the Mon- treal Convalescent H0sp‘tal, whose home is in Charlottetown, and

much interest

ONE WOMAN'S WORK. — One often reads of what the women of Great Britain ai doing these days, but seldom oi what some oi our own

uonien are doing. The other dav l 00d christian was told of a. woman living in liit- g, . - tle slieinogue who this summer act- gig“ “Zfilfiuzalggr Lggullulalid

ually pitched on 40 loads 0i liay.

She looks an“ the farm herself’ and until the dav when we slvill all be

a pretty good farm it is. She oc- casionally has some help, but ililS

year she has been doing most of the we“ W“ an-

uiork herself, as farm help has been hard to get. This somewhat remark- able woman is Miss Fanny Black- lock and her post office address is Little Shemogue.

lock raised 100 bushels of

were so high she could not afford

t d it th to be ground . '4 alidselwas fionxlslxly (flarlilged to sell 1L,

for $1 a bushel for feed.-—Sackvil‘.e Post.

ISLANDEII. PARTIES. - Fbiluw- lng the plan of their June concert and dance in which $25 was raised]

si%..?°r.i;*.i.l: lr=orst “xiii-r, w» - m,» - The m5 l»- anomer party at me Y_W_CA_ ham ponted! Prnie lVIlnister Ciiumiiill

to the .|ncient cffice cf Laid War- den o! the Cinque Ports, once held young 101k wok pa“ 1n a Simpson; by William Pitt and [the DUKE Of led bv Tom Parkfis and Lestar sei- l Wellington.

' - 1d um d d1 ‘announced tcday. “ck, and In o e an mo e n M1‘. Cllllfclllll succeeds the late gentgry, 13 rated g, high, honor but

Hlntenburg Branch, on Friday ull last week. Well over a hilfltiffid

dancing. Also featured were vocal

solos by Nessy Sheifoon and Tom Marquess m Parkes. The sum of $20_over M161 Gflvem°"c}ene“l expenses was raiscd, and hoder cf the title.

above plans are under way to procure a suitable meeting pzlgce for girls engaged ln and knit '

young people from the

back home. t is ex such gatherings wil be held as the

nwnber of “@va¢l1°°§" "ml"? l" titled To fly his cwn stondard _ blue and yellow quortsrcd xvii-h

the Capital continues to increase.

Walmer Castle. ENTERTAIN U. 8- Cl-Ass-Mr- The office. held heretofcre by 15v- and Mrs F. W. Shaw, Bonshaw, British Princes, Dukes, Admirals

were at home to the members of their Sunday School Class on the evening of Monday Sept. 1st, the occasion being a. farewell party for one o1 the members Miss Moe Mac- Donald s winner of the Queens '30

schdarship who was leaving ‘he Testament. The recipient thank-rd

following day to attend Prince of

Wales College. The evening WES and , propria ifts. Refreshments plmsanfly spent m various games’ wereMs-erved syg the hostess," The

Miss Shirley Crosby on behalf oi.’ the

class in a. few well chosen words A i d m N , _ I ‘Expressed ‘he "net 0t an present xvnethlellnieliroilghrl. 3o“ a clfise 2t

d be absent from the 1 that M“ wou“ enjoyable evening.

To show that officer was offered at Camlrridge farming is not all sunshine. I was by his own parish priest. Fr. Reg- informed that last year Miss Blzuk- ‘mud Ma¢D¢na1d_ ‘vim i; Serving choice as a chaplain to the wheat, but the nearest mill lsbvcr games 1n England__(cgp‘gd 5mm 0X1 P. E. Island, and the irtLgll-S THE NEW pgpggy/[AN Aug_30_4|1

Island‘ elusive rzghis to "The Flotsam, Jet- d Cross sewizgfisam and Logan" within the area_ ting and for Islanders oi of the Cinquc ports —_7'l3”lll1‘. Hflfit- both sexes to meet weekly for games ings, Romney. Sandwich. Dzver — and recreation. A large number of and also Winchelsm and Rye. But “Garden he will have to pay Province” are now located. in Ol- Lord Wardens residence. Wrlmc-r w“'al eflBBEed in war industries. find Castle. near Dover, in by re 8!‘ "Bet $089319“ 8T9 m‘ probably will nci- live. His only oi’- a led kee in touch with the He" ficial duty will be the chziirmcn- bed that “mm ship of the Dover Harbor board.

1 know it will be a great comfort ‘ to you to know that I xvas well pre- . pared w face Our L:rd, and thahl even as you read this, I will be chase by in spirit, praying for you a

“Ever since I started flying in Canada, I've realized that this was liable to happen suddenly, at any | time, and more so since war S-tart- i ed; so Pve never left the ground} without being prepared. Knowing’ this, I'm sure you won't feel so, badly about it all, as the best any i person could wish another is that they arrive safely in Heaven. 1

"It was not nice dying so fart frcm home and among comparative i strangers, but I thank Gcd for the. really great privilege of being able to give my life as an aid, small though it may have been, in over- throwing cne who would destroy religion, freedom, and all that's wort-h living far. "And now, it is time for a final good-bye. And knowing that you'll all be leading

ivei I'll be up here.

for your success and hnppuiess

once again reunited. May God

"Your loving brother, JOE"-

Rlequlem Mass for the young

Canadian

Of Cinque Ports

IDNDON’. Sept. 24—<Wednes- Buckingham -Pzilace turner

of Willin gd on.

The appointment gives him ex-

irixrs on the

which he

Mr. Churchill also will be en-

arms of thi» Cinque Psi-ts --frcm

and Prime Ministers since the 11th

commonly for some time while Miss

Maxine Salmond prcscntcci the guest of honor with o smnli re-l membrance, and her teacher pic:- ented her with a copy of the New

those present for their kind thought

singing of God Be With You Till

mmnon, Eng.‘ Aug. l0- The:

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of Cflnfldfl. 8-5 18th century however, it was worth

the middle ages were charged with

THE CHARLOTTETOWN

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GUARDIAN

in his new comedy

The Great DICTATDR

MATINEE 3.15—EVENING 1.00 AND 9.00- EXTRA --LATEST SCREEN NEWS

PATRONS ARE URGED T0 ATTENbaTliE FIRST EVENING snow 1r POSSIBLE BE EARLY iron A coon SEAT

ID

is no longer a paying post. 1n th

about $12,000 year. Barons of“ e Clnque Ports in

the maintenance cf a fleet to keep the narrow seas free from enemy ships.

TOASTED POTATO FLUFF

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5 cps. hot, riced potatces

2 tbsps. butter

1-3 cup hot milk,

1 tsp. salt

1-2 cp_ whipped cream

l-2 cup grated cheese

Paprika

1-8 tsp. pepper

Beat potatoes with butter, milk, salt and pepper and spread in greased pie plate. Cover with. xvhipiped cream and sprinkle with cheese and paprika. Bake in very hct oven (500 dsgrees F ) for 5 minutes, 0r until lightly browne serves six. .

STAR‘ OF NECESSITY

STOCKHOLM — (GP) —- Neinrai Sweden, to protect its national ex- istence "can do nothing but tnllcw the lead of the cold star of neces- sity." said Defence Minister P. E. Skold, in promoting a campaign to counteract foreign propaganda.

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. i 11E TALKS!

Produced, written end directed by CHARLES CHAPLIN

u-iih PAULETTE GODDARD JACK OAKIE - HENRY DANIELL REGINALD GARDINER - BILLY GILBERT MAURICE MOSCOVICH Released lhru United Artiste

‘Everybody ls

Cheering Chapliifs New Comedy ,

Charlie Chaplin is back.

‘After two years oi‘ ncw-you-see-l him-now-you-doirt and an includ- ible confusion of rumors as to whe- ther he would make ‘"1116 Great Dictator" or not niakc it, and then, having made it, whether it haul to be reiliudc, and then, whether it would ever be publicly shown, the newsjs that “lne Great Diets or," c116 nrsu bflilfllé Chaplin comedy since “Modem Times,’ will open at the Prince Edward Theatre today.

Not only that, there are the tol- lowlng foot-notes; that it was coili- plcted in 171 days of shooting time, which is reasonable enough when it is considered that Chaplin writes the story and the dialogue, directs the story, plays a oual role in the alc- ture, edits it and scores the i112 1c.

It cost in the neighborhood of more than $2,0.:0,00u. lilac 1|. l5 the most ambitious and the most expen- sive production that Chaplin has ever‘ attempted is less important than the tact that ii. involves the little clown in artistic responsibllisiis and caricature that- he has never before attempted.

For. in ‘The Great Dictator." Chaplin is seen not only as the little

its

tramp with the derby, the cane and the awkwardly flttin another role as we l-that

m‘ hty dictator of a war-mad power, There are two stories that converge —the story of the little barber from e ghetto, and the story of the pol-

siw. 3;; 1;; Export Banniln Sardines Protesteii

am EASdTéPOiRTaiME" Sekpt. wit-nag‘), MOVIE Highlight Notwithstanding the fact that Foggy y sat m p” em r ' Charlie has the omnipresence oi a. against, a Canadian

to Washington ban "The Hut Sut Song," u-lilch high-

SEPTEMBEBQS, 1941

- TG-DAY-‘Fri. and g,,,_ '

— CAPITOL _

snows - m _ m _ w

uml" .. “O83 Wooded“ t-Ymfgg

and M"! "W"! x

PLUS - canroon _. MUSICAL COMEDY KING or norm. MOUNTED

‘ I .- l I _ - m Ibo l a Sing aélifiéiallguuiiwl ' l ’°"‘*-?»~-"".":.l.°i‘.» l 3 . "m m“ mime‘

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“Hut SutwSong,” Tune Smash is

dllfll r016. the K185i that SHPPOIES "mu i uhich they said would" nullify their lights Universal’: newest musical,

i111 "lne Grea Dictator" is larger and far more important than “Modem Times," "City Lights" 1r

any of the earlier Chaplin comedy i J-e

ieved n. stardom of her ow

Chaplin comedy, again is his lead- ing lady, and it is she with whfinll he plays the cgoignant romance oft the story. Ja 0a heard in the connivings of the rival: dictator, Napaloni. Reginald Gard-i lner, well remembered on Broadway

Speech in e picture has been gzleui C

roars, rants and screams into

undecipherabl tt t . Chaplin, brgalglli u a

by‘ attempt w have Maine allow sar- 111; dine canning this winter.

- The group said they were ob- order in n‘ N 13 W1 k p, export’ “on; %§llll.>tllz%(e)l" 02ml) ell: M . ~ ew run? c b ween Jan. a Y i? B"? 805. since she was first intioduced m a‘, and Apr“ 15 C,‘ any hemns ‘or who m-e featured m the

masterpieces. Paulette Goddard, who cagrixé‘

the source of virtuall kle is seen aid, giljcfnlllfmng caught m

The Qucddy packers asking extension of

l {ITO

m ‘who are _ e r “as” Swedish dialect ever since their b0"- rili: srtri.rlii."izlsis"illizis hliiilhllili 3:25:23 irriislillz: he“ o» h» Minneapolis ’ And Cha lin talks. How? His first, 11591955 l0 thxeém in the face of the assigned to roles in “San Antonio in drafiiiatiiic fxrlairlne; it is an event. He‘ 11L" s s d d th ti ‘ , wig‘ m 1e‘ ‘£06 eyesf-Illlm fieeihclslfézlli: hgililigiaily enshrouds the production 5c Y W 8 ld t v. ‘ little clown Wei???“ hlZlIol-y. Blaine? lgllgxsliafllldhljlglflitljyelzilgtles the mad dictator he thunders and‘ bejmmd 1n s

pictures. points out that not

e of I215 i

a “The Great Dictatgr"

dozen withering micho honcs in an llgtecclularyglhincrsetletllesillasliyfi?$315585!

th g the silence that p“;

"San Antonio loose‘ coining ....-.iy to the Capitol Theatre, quickly climbed into America's N0. l tune. Tne number, ‘authored by red and Leo

picture.

I a n; be C M“ be has already exceeded in wides read c n n: cause an an “gears ggggfxéilhe musicl Goesdinogn and ' so popu or a ecu e ago.

winner “Tlufflut But Song" is written in '

Swedish double-talk. Ted McMlchaei and his brothers having toyed ivim

When he and his team-mates were

Rose," he offered the song to Uni- versal executives, who were quick to

v1 v its possibilities. They placed it at the head of the list of ten

h Antonio Rose." _

Their Judgment has been viiidl- cared by the large amount of radio on time and the heavy sale of phono-

e screen is as the little comedian, graph records developed by the conceived it. without revision. lnumber.

SIX MILES ABOVE EARTH, THE R.A.F. CARRIES OUT S TRA TOSPHERE ATTA CKS IN FLYING FORTRESS ES

o» . lfileleephere vurIu-e no longer Ie e nevellere dream. With

‘ fortresses" and other eeper-bevnbere, raid; s: 30,000 1m 5 fit becoming part u! the R.A.F.‘: dolly routine. And et elx mllee V 16love the earth, both engines nnd crew must b, super-charged; ee I" ildlcfled is the atmosphere that without extra oxygen the human heme could not stand the conditional. Here ere the pilot and ce-pilol o! e Whitley bomber, reed; for the eirlhlpllfifl.

Iribfn‘: deadly Beeufighier, molt heavily u-lnefl fighter in the world, h a eketoephere wlrplene. lb

two Milli-horsepower engines drive ii 330 miles per hour M 14,000 feet; end it hll e range of 1,500

miles. Ihe plane carries identification, navigation and i pistols, oxygen apparatus, fire extinguishers, radio, first-lid equipment, and

lpeclaiity, nlght fighting. (F s.

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who do any manual work} miles s were flying 5,000 feet higher thin

It tum more oxygen to keep g gunner ping n high altitudes than In required for the pflel. Those the clouds, give themselves lerler doeee of oxygen, as If they

have the net of the crew.

lion-keeping lamps, lending flares, elgnnl

secret devloee for It:

ll" MM In "up at 00.000 ha. end emm are "m, u‘ “m, m," m m, i, n, h, “M, m“! “l” u“ m‘ “ “F” W" '"°- Dlflfll e etremphere ma: the men In the fear el e M:

bomber ge even further, eel weer electrically 11mm m“, 11m m"; p. m “d”; to wlthltsnl the plmloel sensations s; n“; Mm,‘

condition

...n.s to be incorporated in “San-