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,- PRIVATE J0- “gékligr- The funeral : ill-J finvate Joseph Bernard . ilaijva, Canadian Engineers .1“? on Saturday morning pa hullli’ on North Market h“ 9 o'clock. PTiVBW 3"‘ cnlpmd in the Engineers . twee “maths ago took sui- tfll W119 on military duty at

‘ and passed away on Wed- “lw an... just, a few days He was a son of the late

' Bernard and leaves in hi; mother and three broth- nnd Alphonse in the Arm- --c-,s and Fred at home. also “PM Mm, m; Zelma at. ‘a Mrs, Arthur Peters (Re- a-ho also resides in Summer- iE-h, nretnbers of the Canad- ion were in attendance at i m1 and the pail bearers . tux-l Perry. Peter Sonier. Fwd m prank Desroche. Archie ', Isidore Perry- The Mm

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—Mr. George McNeil], Summer-l side who has been employed with the Alrwacys Bus and Taxi Service Summersi e has accepted a position, with Canadian Industries Ltd. Montreal-S

—Mr. Lloyd McArt-hur, Summer- slde left this morning on o. business trip to Halifax-s

Armed Forces Personnel In Canada

vice and civilian personnel of the Armed Forces in CBIlECa now totals] more than 43B 609. said a House of Commons return tabled today for! Frederic Dorion (Ind. Charlevoic- Saguenay.)

The Army reported the strength of military personnel serving in Canada at March 20 as "more than" 234.000 anc. civilian personnel of 6,969. The R..C.A.F. showed a. total service and civilian personnel of 149.013 and the navy a service Pei‘- sonnel of 40,982 and civilian, 7.646.

Distribution of the Army service personnel by rovinces prefixed in each case by t e words more than‘ was: Ontario, 90,000; Quebec. 35.000; Nova Scotia and Prince EQWEYd Island, 30.000; New Brunswick. 10.- 000; Manitoba, 10.000; Pacific Com- mand 40.000; Saskatchewan. A000: Alberta 10,000.

For the R C.A F. the distribut- ion was: Prince Edward Island. 1,917; Nova Scotla. 15.459; New Brunswick. 5.363; Quebec 16.906; ' Ontario 56.434; Manitoba 15.562; isaskatchewan. 9.828; Alberta. l5.-

434; British Colunrbia 13.061; Yukon ‘ ‘Territory 49.

The navy reporter‘; for service personnel: Prince Edward Island, . 173; Nova Sootia. 13,408; New llrunswick 137; Quebec 2.582; Ont- larlo 14.718; Manitoba 532; Sask- iatchewan 477: Alberta. 751; British Columbia 7.220; in Canada but not y allocated, 049.

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‘Palm Sunday In Moscow

MOSCOW. April 1t —(AP)-'I'he M Greek Orthodox churches of Moscow open for Palm Sunday were crowded to a degree which their members said was unknown since before the revolution and throngs oven blocked traffic before some of the housed of worship.

Numerous Red Army men. soil- org and airmen were in the crowds of mulch-goers. They bore the traditional verbs-pussy willows- with which Russians celebrate Verbn e Voakresnieor. instead of the poms which are customary in other countries.

Iii MEMORIAM

MR. WILLIAN A. WHITE

-A host. of friends were sadden-

od to learn of the passing of Mr.

William A. Whitq at his home in

Milton on March 31st at. fihl I80 cf

seventy-three years. The deceased

ilealth for some

time but was able to be about un- til within a short time before his death, when he became worse and in spite of the best medical skill and tender nursing his spirit. took its flight u» his homo be ond after n long and well spent fe of oer- vlce in his home and family. Tho deceased was aman of many sterling qualities. kind and obliging as a friend and neighbor. l-Iis ass- lng will be keenly felt in his ome by his borrowing wife and family who will always remember o. de- voted husband and loving father and cherish his memory.

He leaves to mourn besides his

wife four sons and four daughters

m whom the sympathy of all is ox-

tendcd. Ernest in the navy,Georgc

and Vincent in the R..C.A.Ii‘., and

J-foward at home. Helen (Mrs.

-Glen Owen) North River, Bessie

iiMrs. Stanley Baker) Summerslde, Jennie (Mrs. Prank Mills) (mar- lottetown and Julia at home.

. The funeral was held froin his late residence at Milton, Rev. A. E. ‘Iiodd officiating. The hymns sung were "The Lord la my Sh erd‘; Mrs. ‘Ibdd sang with fee ing O nave that will not die". The re- mains were then forwarded to St. John's Anglican Giurdi, Milton. Rev. Canon Malone officiated at

itho church and grave. The poll

bearers were: Messrs. Dan Cum- mings. Charles McDuff, Charles.

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‘This Above A11’ Great Film

——A truly great; modern love story has been magnificently brought to the screen by Darryl F. zanuck in his production of 20th Century- Foxs This Above All" which ‘Jlilfaiied fit the Capitol Theatre yes-

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Y With all the power and emotional impact inherent in the famous Eric Kiiigilt Iwifei carefully preserved for its movie audience, "This Above All" bids fair t0 take its place among the screen epics of the dec- ade. As he did in "How Green Was My Valley" and "The Grapes of Wrath." Producer Zanuck has given the film everything in the wav of integrity. He entrusted the direct- ion to Anatole Litvak, who has more than lived up to the trust placed in him.

Its stars, Tyrone Power and Joan Fcntaine. in the principal roles of

Enter War Loan Trophy Contest

Publicity Chairman for Bum- morridc’; Fourth Victory loan. L W. Hancock just. announced the intention of Summerside community to enter the big National and Com- munity Contests of the Iiburth Victory Loan. To insure success of

the Contest Events. the Summon. lmall.

Y's Men's Club has been add- od to the Publicity Committee.

The Trophies for this Contest are ‘ °°"""=¢¢—I"

being awarded by the National War Finance Committee. Ottawa. The National Trophy goes to the com- munity. irrespective of size or avail- able resources. developing the as

original ideas. in promoting local

interest in the drive for that oom- -‘ community of‘

munity. A small 50 people has as good a chance winning this Trophy as has Tor- onto or Montreal or Winnipeg Public events are being planner;

which will count in the winning of ,,..__._

this Trophy. The big event will take place in Summerside during the afternoon and evening of Tuesday. April 27th, the second day of the loan Drive

Every citizen of the Community is most important to the success of these contests. Their presence or participation in all events counts IIIIIIITTBIGIY in the winning of the TYODhieS Details of the coming events will be announced by the committee this week.

Appeals To People 0f Moderate Means

SAINT JOHN. N.B._ April ll) —- (CIU- Canada's fourth vicwfy 10a" will "stand or fail by iii? Yesimnse it receives from the people ofmvd- erate means." said G W. Slliiiiiey. chairman of the Natl-glint War Fin- ance committee. in an address here today, He spoke at Fredericton to- night and WIII be n. r.:c.o;i tu- morrow.

loan will call for work. standing and self-denial above and beyond anything yet required

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“greatly cheered to hear that the province of New Brunswick is in- vesting $1,000,000 in the Fourth Vjqfory 1mm, as against $250,000 in the Third Victory loan."

The problem was to find about 1.000.000 new subscribers through- out Canada. “Even if this million can be found, We'll need more money from people who subscrib- er; in the past."

Clive Briggs and Prudence Catha- way. are admirablv suited to their parts. and both of them bring to the screen all of the romance and beauty which made the novel such a best-seller.

Giraud Plan For French Cov’t

LONDON, April 20—tTucsday) — (CH-The setting up of a lawful French government in France must await the liberation of the home- land, when such a government can be constituted in accordance wit-h the laws of the Npublic in force June 22, 1040, Gen. Henri Giraud told Gen. Charles De Gauiic in i1 memorandum carried to London by Gen. Georges Catroux. liaison 0i- ficer betwcenthe two French lead- ers. and published today.

Rejecting the idea of a provision- Giraud prof-WW! that, until France is liberated. R council be set 11D i0 exercise French national sovereignty Qmlimi the resources of oversms ifilTltOfieS: assure the conduct of the Wm alongside the United Nations and maintain a unltv of effort with re- sistance in France.

Lisles 5r vour tweeds, espellifliil’ beige with filie‘ brown clocks. l"?- calling those fine French stock- ings of another erg.” I lief-w

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Welder Convicted

BALTIMORS, April 19 —tAP)— One of l0 Baltimore shipyard weld- ers accused oi sabotaging vessels under constrizc-tlon by doing laulty work was sentenced o0 a X881‘ Mid a half in prison today iii what- yederal prosecutors sald- was the first suuch case in the United States.

Judge William C. Coleman, who passed sentence, told 20-year-old George Arnold Steele, the convict- ed welder, that "persons in W8!‘ work must be made to realize the importance of their work." Steele was convicted last week.

Nine other welders, arrested in a ywo-day roundup by the Federal Bureau of Investigation last week. have been ordered held under $5.- 000 bail each for hearing before U. s, Qommusmier James K. Cullen April 22. All pleaded not guilty.

PATRO' '\ CTIVITY

NEW DELHI. .l_‘l!'il 19 —fCPi — British izzoans in the rilgged jungles of tho Arakan front north oi the Burmese port of Akyab maintain- ed vigorous patrol activity against the Japanese yesterday while form- ations of the R.A F‘. conducted sweeps against the JRPRIWSB throughout the day, a British com- munique reported today.

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it often does more hnrrn than good to

vale the troube for days afterward. specially when n mild. extra-gentle way hnl proven no oucceuful in conning rho lyctcm into healthy regularity. Thin more modern y will be truly on ' discovery to you. because you will be delighted at the gentle yet effective way the i0 purely vegetable extracts In Bile Beans do their work. Bile Beans are purely vegetable laxative pill! which have n 4-way actlon—on live! bile. ltomach. upper and lower bowcll. Be ' Bl Beans from your druggist toda and learn how their gentle d-wa vegeta in action coaxed the system Into eaithy regularity. 50c at druggists. Bile Beans are a household word in England. Over 7 million boner cold int you. proof of nautical wauluity- 3

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A single bomber was lost in this long-distance assaulL-a l,350-mile round trip.

KCUUIIIIHISSDIICB showed that the greatest damage in Spezia was LII me dock area. Storehouses and warehouses sprawling over five acres were gutted at. the N0. 1 basin. the air ministry news ser- vice reported.

In audit-ion, at least l2 sheds were damaged, some of them sev- erely. in the No. 2 basin. A dlf-Ct hit was scored oil the clock railway.

Many buildings in the naval es- tablishment were damaged and throughout the entire dock area there was evidence of large fins and bump damage.

Bomber 011w; reported that the &l’lrl-llll'()l‘ait lire. ivhlcii opened up iiecceiy at the start, tapered olf t0 aémost nothing as the raid dwclcp-

INTERNATIONAL AT A GLANCE

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

TUNISIA-Allied aircraft shoot down 96 German aircraft, includ- ing 68 Junkers transports as Ger- mans seek to evacuate special per- sonnel from North African trap.

ITALY-RAJ’. night raiders smash Italian naval base of Spezia

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Mr. Spinney said he had been‘ on Italy's northwest coast.

RUSSIA-Reds repulse reckless German attempts to widen bridge- head near Nnvorossisk in Caucasus, killing 1.600 more Nazis.

BRITAIN-Contingent of rein- forcements for Canadian Arm)’ lands, accompanied by American personnel and graduates of the combined training organization.

SOUTHWEST PACIFIC-Allies homb five Inpancse airficlds in islands north of Australia. in day of light. aerial activity.

NORTHWEST PAClFIC—Amer- iczms conduct nine raids on entmY airrlromc on Risks Island in Aleu- tian group.

CANADA-Maclhnwie King tells Toronto audience Germany must be beaten on German soil and pre- dicts eventual defeat of all Axis partners.

GFFWIANY—(‘-nrhbn|s tells Ger-

mans on eve of Hitler's 54th blrth- _

(lav that end of war is nowhere ii‘! sight.

News Briefs

OTTAWA. April 19 —(CP)— Ross M. Brown has been sp- yointed Public Relations Offl- ccr for the Progressive Conser- vative Party. it was announced today from the office of John Bracken, National leader III the party.

OTTAWA, April l9 -(OP)—'Ihe House of Commons tomorrow will discuss a motion to appoint Parlia- mentary secretaries to certain Min- lsters and if that is disposed 0i’

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i Loan Campaign

‘Ihe following are the commit- ‘tees in charge of the fourth Vic-

tory Loan Campaign for Prince . county.

i Unit A: Honorary Chairman. Mr. Justice A. O. Saunders. quir-

man, W. E. Darby: Vice Chairman. R. T. Dodds; Secretary. Miss Fern Dystant. _

Special Names Committee: Chair-

man. D. O. Stewart: Vice-Chair- mnn. W. Henry Noonan. i Administration and P1118008! Chairman, Vernon Matthews: Vice rchalrman, T. D. Carruthers; Sec- retary. Mrs. Yvonne Almarn.

General Salas: Chairman, J. watson MacNaught; Vice Chair- man. R. T. Dodds; Secretary. Miss Fern Dystont.

Public Relations Committee: Chairman, J. I". Anette; Vice Chairman. J. P. McInnis; Secre- tarv. H. K. Stright. I

Pay Roll Section Committee: chairman. R. A. Horne, Vice Chairman. f... H. McFarlane.

The marriage of Margaret Rogers, daughter of the late Dr. Ernest E. Sinclair and of Mrs. Sinclair, sum- inerslde, to Mr. Duncan Kerr Niac- donald. son of the late Cat)‘. 11nd Mrs. Roderick Nlacciontrlti of .521.- ney, N.S., took place quietly at the home of the brides sister, lvfrs. Donald Campbell. North Rlvcl Road. Charlottetown. on Mozmtiv, allerztooti A0111 l9. at 1i trclrvki The Rey’. T. H. Bussell Seniors uiilc- iatcd

The brine vrore an two-piece frock of turquoise crepe, black hat, and

man roses tended Spring flowers formed

relatives were present. Mr. and Mrs. later on a short wedding trip For travelling the bride wore a suit with black accessories.

otlrrs took on the protecting Mes-r scrsciiniiits. i

In a matter of minutes the ll'iili:< i ports were plunging to earrli, n o-i

ed 0n land in the vicinity of Cap; Bon, 50 miles northeast of Innis.‘

smoke and screwing the country's 1e Wltil wreckage. Others of the .r.in . i ports. each of which can curry llOlll i6 to 20 soldiers. f.ll into the sou. i There were estimated to have, been more than 100 transports lni the convoy, of which f:wer than: half escaped the oilslaugh; of the. veteran desert fighting group. in]

ers fell victim no Spitfires, bringing| to 74 the number of enemy crait’

will take up income tax bills.

OTTAWA. April I9 —(CPi— At. least 10.000 tons of tires and tubes muust be collected in the remaining months of this year to meet. the essential require- ments of the forces, Charles LaFerle, National War Services xvar Salvage Director. said to-

ay.

OTTAWA. April l9—iCPi—Ru'b- ber Controller Alan H. Williamson tonight urged every Canadian to make himself responsible for rid- ding the country's highways. streets. roads and lanes of broken! glass, nails and other tire hazardsi

“ncDONALD - SINCLAIR-At ins! home of the bride's sister, Mrs. tDr.) Donald Campbell. 111 North River Road. Charlottetown, April l9, 1948. by the Rev. T. H. Bussel Somers, Margaret Rogers Sinclair. daughter of Mrs. Ernest E. Sin- clair, Summcrslde. to Mr. Duncan Kerr MacDonald of Sydney. C1 B

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