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THE WESTERN GUARDIAN S'Side Trade AGENTS: Mn. John road. n Church Street-Phone m Boa rd Reports

SUMMEBSIDI and PIINUE COUNTI Ngwi, Subscriptions. Advertising should be left with Mn. Pond,

y, guardian may be bought daily at any of the following ctoree tn Tile following Peppy“ were mad

Sumlnerllde. at ‘Phursday night's nnnnnl man

Bookstore, Water Street. Gourllu Drugstore, Water Street, Toronto aging! the Summerside Board o: mph-y, water Street. Mark Gnudet. 67 Grenville Street. -

The Gultrdlun will be delivered to my home ln Summersldu by President's Report l, n” n; go per day or 10o per week. Phone 289 for this service or

' "e i- orflcr to tho boy responsible for deliveries on your route.

Another year h hi“ "a afihcrcc to el5ep§fi3>c§§§t§ , our s ewardship for the t d for new: el _SOUTH 5H0 E P84: twelve -".‘fllflfu?aTTfl-lv-rii-iar °' ‘ Middleton vs. Ne: Allllllllgrlfelvlligllggli glgghfiilsl? survey what has been

........ um! n» lama"! a‘ ' February 2nd. Skate after. Admission ,, i» i f“ and 9°“ “Wm i“ '.'.'- w-"li- "M" """" " 20 cents. L-aza-l-sl-zl. for‘llllgeggodeglnsgbfmtt§éiflgd%lgx

11"“ in _B "- _ County and our Province at larva. elvlziilzs As HANDY as your piles lgllrsatgrlifigaiagnéipglglgfjp Milli‘,- lysmriflaggiilég-neecfnc ‘Aggnigg ‘ in“, Taylor D1118 90-. Ken- 40 3 2 21- of the most intense worlg and mn- ... -ros'r1>o1vzn carnival Bedo- Eifwfttlifiymh" l?“ “V” "e" ,w0lll( GLOVES, and all wool 41119 Rink will takc place Tuesday. most; dirllcu1tfl¢‘.l',,d§..g:ss ‘i$,,";;}"*’°,§ to and socks obtainigl; 2 Feb. a. L-872-2-2-2l- personal and business matters. fol" W's- bs ' ' ' ' —0N FURLOUGH- Serzt. Pilot 251*“ improvements M” m“

_ Oilllht; for all, h 1i, - nnnno cnse modem 0mm (o; Ralph Wells. who lcoeivecl his Win85 be a great pnvllegefielfgiivefif;

. _ _ _ _ _ at Imgersvllle, 0nt., t1 ~ . t. Phone Braces. L B40 2 2 2i spending p, snort lurlofiggenaty hi: ping: ncligsbthllfiwgilfulmasnié intncsrgesgalvlei. _ggyl_v’q tFglféS-Qfignn l-Illaalgeti 1mm“ m Elmsdale-"S- granting world period‘ through .. “ll 1c a c any gen ti h ..‘Zi‘.¥§“‘"’.~..’.“.?.,“‘i..;§“,.“ ..;-.l‘.ati.tr_2r. ask-i: . .. "“ - llllc ' - l - ear k w“ L-fliiZ-ii-Z-Zi- ‘mm Mammlmr W” held °=i 5a“ activity and itasis felt ggfntl-iucllevlg ___ urday afternoon from the home progress has been accomplished 1n syomsn scnool. cnmn- gfrhcialdaiiahtaplvlic-Brafliwd .Y*’~°- many respects. especially in the our coon MEALs-The may gel: Rclv- Mi- Suil-vaii Air Services. Public Services, Agri- iving nolvsltcm from the Lon- be" 11¢ SEW cc- ‘I'll/B Dall- culture and Transportation Com- .. Dlllly lillrror, December 23, l 5591's Wsre 3/5655“. Howard _EF-Z- mtttees oi’ illis Board, ,5ll0\\'s that the children are i!" . F"? W1 W. Wm. Muiillcscn, In Air Services the outstanding l looked after lmd don't have Breiilfm WhiIBh. Wm» Ilcfurzcy and features have been: n). pip prices for their school Wyman Cairns. Interment was in 1. Three Companies have operat- tr. "Roast duck, vegetables the Paoplca Cemetery. Summcraldc- ed the Service; Canadian Airways .. pcamnlg lltotdpiunrao nlllidding —5- n? to {April 15thl ‘Frans-Canada. Air serve ycfl cl‘ fly _l' - P9 ‘"- nes rom Apri 15th t Dc , 15th ,. to the thirty puplls of the '-lN5T-‘\LL~'\TION 0F OFFI- nnd Mar ime Central Aigway: since 1- l-tllagt- school at Thoreswoy, 9535-7116 Officers 0i Pilllcc Ed- that date. unto, Ellgglgld. with the roast Ward Lcdac No. 22. I-O-OIR. wclc 2. The equlpmeni now in use n . were D0 i‘- 0'35 its, and with the pudding cus- by District Deputy Grand Master in operation here, in M.“ snrvecn The 311-15 hm £13K. Cameron. The officers are as several other factors. power lped to llloke the pudding, the 7°~l°W5- N. Go GBWBc Mcllilc: V. 3. The Town Council have ar. had rivcornicd the room. Miss G» Alla-n wedllml‘? 3669151113 5"‘ ranged to construct a suitable build- ‘um, thc headmistress, told the Temry- GW- HOCEI Financial Scc- ing at as early a date n5 pQgqlble n, Mnnmu- nnnt me charge rotary, F. Walton; Treasurer. B. R. for Waiting Room and office facili- -|l0l’ ihc hot midday meals at Cml-QP- bwa-Tde". Bf"? JOhIISOHI ties for the use of the operating school is shortly to go up "n v A fie!‘ Cairns, Chaplain. G. Company and the travelling pub. nlpemly to three-halfpence a E- Clark- 35-175. A- W- Mac- lic. . Dowcll: L. R. N. 6.. Dr. A. A. 4_ Encgurmglng ' Lockhart; R5.V.G., Ensor Bow- been made in nrccn ngss; LS.V.G., Wm. Roach; 3.55., needed aid u, n“ '1' omas Johnson; LS5" Leith _ ’ Smith: Inside Guardian, ting hndlngs in thick or Sm -lL-s. Alice Hunter Smvthe was Linkletter; outside Guardi recent visitor to S'Sltlc.—S. H. Clarke-S. 5- The Tuliwiiys on this Airport

-.\irs. lciurgcy of Alberton is -CHICK I-IATCIIERY Ii i lives and friends in WELL-It ls a little early vfilfifi ’.‘§‘"l’.."°°“ widened ‘ma, exfended ' o’ chicks’ but the pmgmsswe ham" 7'19"’ "e only a. verv félrVl Aiixllglts‘ Alias Rosa Bcll Qf the staff of glrgrsxtislallluivgngolvlfacflxgiisne’ §um- of this size m canadm oldies Ltd. S’Side, has returned shipped’ about 3000achi ks ‘sillon lnDurlng the year’ “mm” mm‘ mill Fhliiyublc vlslt t0 fflcildfi Brunswick and have anbtherotivew l gs fihave been held‘ eight’ “m” .iul Q.*s ’ cii- a1‘. ve special and one luncheon, Willi - sand retadylv‘. They have sufficient with an aggfcmlte attendance o: --—-——- 0l' er ih l l A ~ . igrsirloyxnll-n: sifqllgllzlcfdtsllinglajggfi Kenn?“ sézpaglllmgg! [girth]? 51g; 131532 1:5 i255 which monks well for the m. M . . n . _ _ 1 ifilifidislhsihc guest of relatives gpppcijw no; $1?” ilqsergndljatshe; VlIISOBWGlIHIG of our Town a ‘l "'~ ' ‘we “s "5 ed B “key 11°11" By hi‘ lllc Brcatest single m. urn. m. Wood and Mrs. Jos- ‘fiflllll’; afliparclity oh about Bloom lllncement m smnm°rsld° all“! lDiCllliiii. wtartalned at achar- m b an ‘i’, rm as an ca“ .° hm w” ha‘ M °°1"'5°- been 5nd“ hSL-“jegk at the home 1 5S0 kesr Wclll i; cdplacity ‘for gieicstublishmellt. of No. 9 Service llhiflFlllfilf‘ Pcrrv. Six tables Inns nnv‘; n nar lilrllnMacllarf y“! namlng S°ll°°1 l" llil-i rein pllu Mrs. Jhmes MacDon- to be n good Eflefytnfi, ‘is ogpgggf gfigégéuggpulllaliqgflg; gélrleafsigwsibg mwmne guy Aheurn were y}; chicks in the electric brooder and providing the additional pleas- - '___-__ or nhrce daésfiszgurlilxlg go lllfihhlld advantage of ovel 1000 men _ P1116 H891‘ 3c c c a ve. e w Summerslde as thi - uilailfnlgfilgfncfixlfgglvalléf? ‘a: lfllilllbflébfs have been in operation munal centre. er com trim’ for Ne\vfoundland_ nit-er Hmfnlnnhrlléslglasgggél “Z235 lgnleglr‘; llglllnlll__Flxrlhllglfinvglflsumf that the poultry industry is com- ~‘- - - '- ing tnto its own again in Prince

and

Dmzrcss has "‘__" Tlilg the much Personals mat-ion Permit- "i" T. L. weather. This, when installed will an Dr. be a great improvement to our pl. ready fine port.

Friendly Relations

Tho relations between this curl- fiderable and fluctuating meg-cu,” n our citizenship and the more Pemfiiielllly established members

DESTROYER LAUNCHED of this municipality have been most cordial; the welcome of the

mk-“s- County-s. Card Of Thanks ____ critters-nurse. it". inlets avo- co _ —--- m! - b0 t hm m K _ tinuous and the department of oil In. Philip Howatt end family "w" n" B 11 ° 99"“ ranks exemplary throughout our “i i" ‘hack "u" ma"! "W" 3i2°vi§l£ é°.€.£."§?§‘.§§.i~‘°§.li€3il Yam "iahccaiuc- which u toying I neighbors for kindnesreo was launched todav M me Betnnn a great deal under the stress and them in their recent ber- hen, steel Comnnnws Fore In," strain of such intensive training "mml- Ab" ihccc who "i" plant. Plant officials said later "mi war conditions. such associa- Ius and cards of’ sympathy. shim of the same design probably tlo‘h could only prevail under the L-Mii- wp_uld_bc_built__even_more Quickly. ma? capalnemand“ understannlng *~'————i———-" rm“ r~r ———————gua.noeo e 5c l BELLS AND FLOWERS FOB. YOUR LAPEL . officials and the co-operotion or: good-will of our Town's authorities mp2 citizfns. 1 part, cular y gratifying part of this year's Board work has been fit‘ h3g1)!‘ and snncgceissfiltl pellaéion- p Olllnll our rcu um om- mo’... with the rural sections of the Community. This has been alien mge suncesaful than last yearr, e res is o numerous o our e - fonts alrieady been sucoefist; u y rea ze ,wth marked bcne to ollrr Provinc; and ilndirectly to our own, in t e growng prosper- ity of Agriculture, the basic indus- tryfiof Prince Ettivgillrd Iéltljlllliitwe e ‘Pranspora on mm has also been very active. the sink- ing of ire corferry "Charlottetown" one of the greatest. losses that this Province‘ eéer abattoir-lad! mo: e , ‘ _ u r un er e y n- eeivllble circumstances. having caus- ed much tadditionaili engeavour on th i r. A cons era e program oferlregiaglng in confonnity with a request 1T0}?! tthighBoard WM chi-girl: on throng ou e aummcl‘. 8 new boat-building industry running into mung] thoiunanda 0% doling bee d n our own wit)’: oervesgllpletlon on March 6th last "om the’? 1130a“ fth Committees Th n o e eonoeemedawll-illleno doubt report more fully in these matters and at thi-l time 1 wish to express my apprccia- tion to all committee Chairmen and Members for the Pmmilit Ind ‘"1"?’ "sch" ......*"s'"::' where e r oer i ' quired, either on their own Com- it. Executive work. m1‘??? gsolmotign P?! 1mm m ' Campbell and 0t cl‘ m’ ' l , i idln funds to le- burolc no. 1m i §E‘§'l§.'§cle§r§t'f.§tngogcelning gear‘: bh Fl 0° v mung; ‘h1g1; mid dainty flowers ore popular occessorieetfor that mglllgeinilntnneoe if, {m- endeavours mm N“ M c c. hay to nuke end require little time o CICI . toward the renlwemeng o; gm cur “ample-w lnltnttlltulns list of materials needed, illustration of atitchel Wm then, fur to ruoluflonl i T ructiona for Inc-king hot-h bells and flowen. n the’ Marketing M; nnfl Olin“- M}; uc tfapfnlgflgllgaggcra: write or send above picture with your name and ricultumlegndeavoura. IN l m hon qnudnm‘ n in coin or lbl-IIIDI to Needlework Bureau. Charlotte- apghfiflcnvé‘ prompt and nnccwnn action of our Federal rcpmiim: in having Summefalfi 5nd

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No.10“ port of call for énlémoil ‘and; £13: | enger service in n00 - “l! ~ _ hind, alter they Had W" °"°°“°‘

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b_ the Post Office Dcpailmenl l"

Mvarch last. also havinlr w“ “ti; m,“ on m, itineraries of

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and brussela lllhl-Blled it $11911‘ YBKiIlBr mcclvliifi the most suitable thathasever been ‘m

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the visit of the Duke of these had been left offtelftuifitfii community entirely, togcihpi- with

aucoeaaful endeavour regarding the feed groin freight allowance, local beef for military consumption and ihc many other substantial benefits he has quietly and persist. cntly procured for this Province and riding each oi them in line with representations made through this Board, are all deserving of sincere appreciation.

JOHNSON’S

ANODYNE

LINIMENT

The Old Reliable Since 1810101 relieving IHIUMATIC AND SCIATIC IAIN! OOUI’ I LUMIAOO I SPRAINS

Up Big

Singapore Guns

Take Defence Job

Defenders of Malaya completed withdrawal across Johore Stralt.

The Canadian Legion, Y.M.C.A. w w’_v ‘Bflgd ‘figs §t°§?“l§'.’ll§§s°°' clozeuglrallan soldiers, who were

f,§‘§.,i§.'§g&fn§§,,§§i““§§ ha}? an E SINGAPORE Feb l — lAP)-— hcld in reserve until the Japanese e we _ . . ' ' -

ulpped entertainment taunting gar n ‘l. Slngupores guns, thiclcly studded were within 80 miles of Singapore

t“ “t: rd - anxlls o o nherpowerF I “.‘.%..{°'...§l‘.°“..§?l.i 2;: m’ “sufalm Co. Meeting

sending their families, as happy as possible.

Recruiting at High Level

Recruiting has continued at a high levfi and mnnyt are wondering Ewan w ere a e Wu“ “r5 are Wm‘ once Company was held at the fcfbfess ggtiffsm m a’ communny the 512° “W21 H311 111 sulllmeirslde 9" T1195‘ Tile battered defenders in

Th ~ 1 _day, the 27th_day or January.

e Poice Department have 1h the spring o:

maintained a Iii h stand rd f -.- " i M t, 1 1 - duct in Summegrsidc dllrintg cine dclzmgomand u m“ Fm us“ day completed their

across the moat of Jollore strait. _ The shcllslwerc aimtind at Liupan- Africa- ese commull cations w ere 1e in- _ vaders were drawing up their for- admittedly “We fawd Wm‘ 9- fl“; _ 09s to positions looklng across the llfii-illi ifisk- They We" “P “lam” The Aiming Illicit-IRS 01 P111109 mile-wide- water barrier, presum- tliai-imhl? ilsleryliiwallrléliot magma; ‘ - W n e '

d Isiah Mu ual lure Insur ahly for a. direct assault on this 5 no" n 23rd, M the home of Mr5_ Harry Cannon. Jr.

were present, including one new member, Mrs. Pos. Rved Cross knit. tins and sewing occupied the after-

d th Lll-l‘ 1Ilt0 B. dlfllflllb 11°." ‘io.mt°}.§°§vl.§t’°§i°.§eslfirfiiifiefii? lllult illntha llllitluca- ‘cclarcd ihcv fence of this British keep today, ivere detennincd t0 1181i! 1'19" u shells screaming lliard RS

Australians who went through the siege of Tobruk in

They and the other Imperials

Strait, day and K1181115-

the shore of 25 or more milel.

ton backward trek through Mal- 1941 “m” by: numbering 60,000 who Satur-

. withdrawal mlpany and Prince Edward l n m. D f M year and the co-ordination of op- Isllmd Agricultural Mutual {Rre gliflcllntihearfiglgllsnnlégnnnearéin3e1on5: o rs.

oration and evident harmony and Insurance Company were, by good-will between the Town Rllice of the IleBi-ilati-iri’, 8.111815111818111"- and the All‘ Force Duty Patrols l0 0H6 QOITI-Pany- Tllls iv“ dime has been most conducive to good- Owing to the Ificlnbhfll} the Ccm- will and friendly feeling bemeen ponies were covering me

at "at “hi? The Fire Department. esocciall ' ‘ during the last few months has hag 511°“ 5' Wmlderabl? mcreufe W" a number of calls, but although ‘he cmnbmed prcmlums ° me isparcelfy iequiéalneéi, hatve succeeded n con n ng lres o inc proper- - » ties in which they started and in in mm‘ me gremmm Income [or

most cases extinguishing the blag 3&6? .§,‘},°n,§%f,‘f§° m‘

two before great harm was done. can nninn Tne losses m, the yen,- “W14 seem 39°‘! 9°11‘? 13° Pmcu" Vverep slightly less than the com- Some new equipment cacll ycfli‘ 01' billed losses of the two Companies place a. reasonable amount in

. _ The n. c. M. P. ts id ma“ _ _ ii for 1940 but were slightly Elcatcl nnnde wnnt is nenevin Ligmgzrstln: nlally flllt! qualities. She was de-

needed reinforcements had arrived. a I

Sir shenton Thomas, governor of L h M t the Straits Settlements. sold sub- same stantial aid reached Singapore in

"la aRT-a- Form ma the chasm “Ma a“ we" “m” “PPM” Elli liillilleulfiivi 1515i “Silmalif

—— County Hospital o

‘There passed awe in the Prince midnight on Saturday, Inna. Mountain, beloved

' of Sgt. Leigh Mountain of

was 49 year; of age and was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Louis Yeo of Lot 18.

She had resided in summerside during her married highly esteemed for

were served Parsons, ille Contact President pro- posed a vote of thanks to Mrs. Can. 511.211 for her generous hospitality.

Squad will be he Mra- Inna-m and Mrs. Klnniburgh.

AR DIAN

Fveeeoeeeeeeeoeeee-e-ee-eow Summersido Contact Club's

<1 Activities

The T erside Contact club convened in regular meeting Jim. iiary _2i8t. Willi thirty-four mom. bets in attendance. Hospital visit. mg committee was appointed as follows: lVlxs. Bell, Mrs. Castelettl, and Mrs. Hunter-Duvar. The Moth- ers Mending Corner was assigned to Mrs. Ackroid, Mrs. Hobkirk and Mrs. McKinncn. The remainder of the meeting was givcn over to Rled Cross Work, materials for which were distributed by Mrs. Benson.

The St. Eleanor! Affiliated Con- tact Club met on lividay, January TWclvc Contacters

1W0“. during) which refreshments y the hostess. Mn.

e next meetln of St. Eleanor:

at the home of

The Contact Club meeting qr

January 28th in the Sunlmerside Town Hail. was highlighted by the

I wlfe . ' . -- S id . M . M tai lad trust‘... Large illlfillllly ...“.$“‘.fl“..f...f.f. ....°.“l‘.‘.....‘.‘.. s... a pa. a

t President. Mrs. Charles Stev-

ens, and Past Secretary, Mrs. Mb. ert Dewar.

"l" flPDreciation of the valuable

In. d services which you have rendered to e M‘ the Contact Club. and on behalf of ts members. I have pleasure in

fund l0 DTOCUPB i118 much Heed-fill than the ccmbilled losses f0r 1939. largest seizure even made when on voted to he; husband and child- Preiellllil! 1911658 mementos." said

e. M m h the‘ yen: amobléntshic over stinging The ayor and Courlc ors ave whch grca r t. on the corn n _ been most careful during the year surplus ‘for any year aahicc 1930- 7“"""°g*“‘“ “mg? and have handled the Town Affairs The liquid position of the Ccm- “m” m“ “m” l" in a. conservative and constructive Pliny has been mnner' 1 prompt payment of all llndLJuted

most; cons derate of any Board of “'

Trade request for which we express “lalms- T119 hiyadahcd base °l the firs’ our nnpmintiom insurance carried by the new Com-

The Pleas has as always been lgfinynl-lalvesi‘ $551911?“ m??? m“; _ ’ ' e _o icy o s y p

ggggusoflntrlllt: $123312; 51,255,322? ifqmglnlfid ansfiets of“ bc-ih Cctmpan}; cated to them in the same spirit. e” " 1nd e aswlance o eac

l. Thls Bllam 15 Parllcumrll’ for‘ poillclle. successful operations of the

future, After samples

a wy tunate in having a. thoroughly de- cunnnny connnues no nemomtnaw

pendable and most efficient Secre- tn n be em M m . r- $8¥Y'Tma5"r°" wh° l" 9' “w” ‘>7 altlivegriflllnciplrtla which ungelgagptfhe strength to illis organization. system pf mutual 1n5uranl¢9_

The action of this Board in es-

ter of Air Cadets in the Town of exception of

were taken

BATHURST, N. B., Feb. l. —(O-

Pumper at as early a, date as pos- The Cclnpallyg current surplus for Fina _ re d n l n 1 . y night they seized l 00 a.l- l‘ ‘"1 e1‘ P355 1'18‘ B5 e115 I- El 1on5 o; mash in m, Celina, o"; n in the family circle which never This is C t - ‘V911 nminmned ceedings will follow inolllle 3:12: U“ last Gm“ w“

n can be filled.

wife was taken ill, He came home a. short time ago to be with her

s. Al Compton. recently elected

Prleiaident of the Corltacters.

outine Reports for the week

H n n d n i t t were made by Mrs. Bell vlilo ac- er us an w o a ehxté ennxllu; icgumed d“; Rhcrnig-khosfiita] wk

tcered again for active service and "g- ‘m T" 3° l -“' ° "mil"

a ' c . l . i ~ . v" .

‘They have glways men throughout the year thus n=ur ng me mash was dunlped in the WW wns 1n Newfoundland when n15 engeIoé-lhféieciggtigzltles of t|.c Mothers

Mrs. Swartlnan, the Bowling Sec-

wnve it i, n nn n an’ retary presented the weekly score cuulg not eliCmé-‘Veeifpglw eldegt son she“ “d awalded 05111981 melt"

Sgt. Wilfred Mountain is

\'l'tll the Canadla f Ln En - R l n "gfiflmn, Win week. (See Contact Bowling, Sports

land. Three other

serving tickets to Mrs. Chicofsky and Mrs.

obinson. Club champions of the

Janie Mountain, who came home swim“)-

from Toronto to be with her mo-

The Housing Secretary, Mn.

ther and Lois and James st home m“? "W144 I "B1119? 0f 11°"!-

are left to cherish her memory. The m! "wmmmlalwns- deepest sympathy goes out to the dents who know of vacancies are The game Dirgclgrs were nomih- P)—MOSb REV. P. A. Chlasson, 74, entire family 1n their bereavement. requested lo teleahone Mrs- Dew“ tabllshing an enquiry into the mab- ated for the cllsllillg year with the Roman Catholic bishop or Balhurgt, rwo brothers and two Parkman Jenkins, for the past two years and previous- R150

left to mourn, Alvin and

Summerside has materialized into who retired owing to the fact he ly bishop of Chatham for l9 years, Thomas Yeo of Lot 16, Mrs. T. 1-1,

rm Air Cadet Unit, being officially is an anon-t. and Rupert H- Mfic- died in Hotel Dieu Hospital

at», E. Inmun of Summerslde and Mrs.

authorized by the Air Cadet league Neill, whoisabserlton mllitaryduly. Campbellton, N.B., Saturday siwr- H. L- (Di-l Pilyiic of North Graf- of Canada. to be known as the “53rd John Marlniosll of Kildare was noon and his body rested in sacred Kim. Mass. who came home about t" Flem- i!" l5 Presml VlSll-"i l"

Sulnnlerside Squadron." Medical ex- "Qmmilled l" 141E D1309 °l Mi- l-iezgit University here tonighn. aminations and the measurements MiwNeill- Brshop Chiasson had been

for and procuring of uniforms are now proceeding and active instruc- we ks

to c" t“ "i" Jap General

The Summerside School Board

Nova. Scotia.

tllorlzing this Unit in the High School here and Group Coptoin Fullerton and many of his Offic- ers and Instrlactors, gcréeégus Iin their co-opera on regar n- f m structionol personnel and eqiiip- “SWIM”! Press Sm ' wr’ r

Seeks square merit, all of which should assure CHUNGKING- Rb‘ 1 “mm

. . h -i hich the aucccaa of ihla moat cmW-"ii T.” defeats at qhallgs lllo oolowaup- rk at this most serious crisis 1'19 Chlllese esmm‘ e ' ' lylalluxoirmpireb existence. “M” l°ll"h“v° ploved mo much

for the Japanese commander, Gen. This Cadet Corps is a real war Korechjka nmmn china,‘ new,“

five

By Spencer Moosa

work, providing voluntary lnatruc- 1d ton d tn swordnntglmg on to boyl below lecruitiriz use fine geggllaamms finned nimseln