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t\i.'tiit'\l the mark 0f ~‘ ziiis itiuilber was

.. .i fltllll line aircraft. zre on the record; the .>. 2ll'lll_\' sir corps sent 1-; a target in Holland, size, the R.C.A.F. -. ti 1 that night against ' (if .l\l'lil)(’, a filCf WlllCll -- bcczutse l! \\‘.'15 merged

; ti‘ (if a grcztt R.A.F. raid. .'-_i-»iiii-»;i.:_= iii the R.C..A.F. dur- 'i'.'.<'tl iii he 339001 a rate of i mouth This figure docs r10! . .,.. f rhvidun, in which enlist- . iwt-u as high as desired. The .i_,i,- d-iiiztn-i of the air force i5 g . .. ; twtu for some months. t..i.i,i, (i\[l{'\"()(f has ltcctm m ha?‘ . r ﬁr“. 3. f. iui~~g to cicpcurl itpou the ‘yht; Qmne of enlistment

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XE-i impose a grossly unrepresentative Parliament on this country for the fateful years immediate- ly following the war. None but a public enemy or a dangerously irresponsible politican would suggest ‘or contemplate anything of the sort. It is infinitely more important to have Canadzfs first post-war Parliament fairly and thorough- ly representative of Canadian public opinion than to avoid a wartime redistribution and gen- eral election. For the rest, it matters little how long redistribution be deferred, provided only that it precedes the election of the next Dom- inion Parliament.

- EDITORIAL NOTES-

The Green Mountain crop is likely to suffer seriously from the prolonged wet weather. a tr r m

If you cannot ﬁnd time to pay your Income Tax during the day, the staff at the Charlotte- town office have obiigingly arranged to at- tend between 7 pm. and 1o p.m. daily for the next ten days, Saturday excepted.

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The first synthetic rubber manufacturing plant in the British Empire has been placed in full- scale operation by Naugatuck Chemicals Limit- ed. an affiliate of Dominion Rubber Company, Limited. The plant is located somewhere in On- tario. The entire output of the plmt is btlnj used for war purposes.

Q-"My husband and I have planted a Vic- tory garden and we find that we need u wheel- barrow. Do we require a permit from the Prices Board to purchase one?" A -— N0. lVhceibarroivs and certain other farm implo- mcnts may now be purchased without a permit.

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A reader states that in his home all orange peel is dried in the oven and used as kindling, making a splendid blaze. He suggests that par- ents should instruct their children to bring home their orange peel for a similar purpose instead of strewing it on the footpaths. He lcnows of two deaths of citizens caused by slipping 0n orange peel.

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Lt. Col. Ralph H. Webb, chief messing and catering officer who is just back from over- seas where he studied catering and messing ar- rangements for the Canadian army, says that Canadian troops overseas receive good essential rations-—and "plenty of than." That is indicat- ed, he adds, by their physical fitness and morale. Increasing attention is being paid to scientific preparation of food. Courses in nutrition and catering and messing are being studied by all ranks concerned with feeding troops.

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1st Earl Haig of _Bemersyde, Field-Marshal, coutmander of the forces in Great Britain, born this date, 1861; between the beginning of I916 and the Armistice of Nov. u, i918, he saw more fighting in a month, and commanded more Bri- tish troops than \Vellingt0n did during his whole career. Much of the success of the Allies was due to his uniformly friendly relations with the French. and to his ready acceptance of an Allied command with Foch as gcneralissimo.

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Don Juan, Prince of the Asturias and heir apparent to the Spanish throne, is in Switzer- land awaiting the day when he may be called to Madrid to take the crown yielded by his father, the late Alfonso XIII, under Republican pres- sure in 1931. He is a great grandson of Eng- iauds Queen Victoria, speaks English fluently and served atone time in the Royal Navy. Franco, who is said to be a nwnarchist at heart, has put off pressure for an immediate restoration by in- timating that he did not consider the time ripe.

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It's mt iii wittd blows nobody any good. There

. was a real field day when a strike stopped egg i‘ shipments from Ulster to Britqin, the other day. ' 'l'hcre was such a vast accumulation of eggs that

Food Ministry officials decided to release some for inunediatc consumption rather than let them g0 stale. Most people in the old country are lucky if they get an egg a month but Belfast dealers were allowed to exceed the ration and IlHYHSIIHIlS ivctlt home with a dozen cggs~in some cases grocers allocated six eggs per person i‘ b‘ i i‘

Murkct outlets for at least 1,630,000 barrels of apples front this year's Annapolis Valley crop, expected to be the greatest since 1939, wcrc assured at Kcntvillc, N.S. over the weck- cud by Col. R. L. \Vhccler, assistant director 0f

.m:\rkctitig with the Doniitiioit Department of

Agricuitttre. In a conference with growers and

Canada for 17,000,000 potintls of dried apples, rqtmi to 1.150.000 harrcis, as wcil as 300,000 burrcis of fresh ‘apples. 1 * If! i

Get people to church anyway and anyhow is the new aggressive policy of some clcrgymen in l-Iitgiaitd. So far as Canon E. N. Gowing, of Srntthcnd, fngiantl, is conccrncd it's quite OK. to "bush-n-bye" baby in the church aisle. The thing is to get the people to church, he said, when he addressed a meeting of parents, adding that he had n0 objection whatever to mothers walk-big up and down the aisles nursing thei; iaabics ditring service. A Presbyterian Church in Qntnrio presided nvcr by an Island graduate, ptlrstlcs a similar policy, only it provides ladies to look after the little ones in the basement, while the parents worship above.

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It is reporter] no immediate consideration is bciitg given to reducing the weight of packs carried by tncn in the Canadian Army. In “Eisbingtort it W35 reported that a study was be- ing itmdc of the possibility of eliminating some of the ivcight of packs uscd in the United States Army, with a vicw to facilitating the movement of troops. The weight carried by the Canadian soldiers varies according to the branch of ser- vicc with which he is connected. The average lllféllllrylllﬂll, however, carries 52 pounds, 8 1-2 (HIHCFS, including the weight of ltavcrsack and wt-it cqitiptnettl. lticlmling ltis rifle his load is t»: pounds; pnd if he has a Bren gun instead of u. rifle it is about 75 pounds »

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Notes By The Way

.._.__. The Brﬂhb Mosquito bombers n: well nunecl. Thev do not. carry a bl: bomb load, but they have m0!!! than the mere power to annoy. -— New York Sun.

Rationing of moat will lead to I run on eggs and this. in turn, mﬂy

unless, o! course. the Prices Board can persuade the hens to step ND production. Or perhaps. if e58 1'11- ttoninz does come. arrangements cm be made to set. the hens to re- duce the size and mcrease the num- ber of their output. —Hamllton Spectator.

ham Shun-bot Lake comes the news that Robert Francis and Miss M. lﬁancts walked six miles to don- ate blood to the Red Cross — and after rest and refreshments walked home again. To reach the same cllnlc. Mrs. Vera KnwD Wﬂlktld 0W1’ loo for four miles. Hitler's pagan gods will avail htm little 88111115! soldiers "needled" with. that type 0! plume. -Klngston Whlg-Standard.

Mr. Churchill undoubtedly h"! more than one PHIDOSC 1n 80198

make rationing o! eggs necessﬂfy m

Dominion Day

. (Vmcouvor Province)

i W! must, l! con-

seems v0 tuaton about our DUMB. holldayz. There was oonfuslon on Ml when the Do

itjtgtgmpy weremgxéogrggcté? ° Siudenls

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the ‘bfrhlncd’ cofﬁitﬁét.‘ Now, the Do ANADNS New Mechanized Army offers mnczive opportunities to high school and college students to serve their country in the ﬁghting . , branch best suited to their talents. 113M VIM/tn, While serving they will be studying—- His’ /.iy',-'/;/l taking up the theory and practice of mechanized warfare. And by tbelr education sud “yew” for ludershfp they will quickly qualify for promo- tion. Moreover, they will be aided by

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The state department. ft nppears, has won in its contmvers with the department; of labor. a suite

artment, which concerns itself wl h precedent and tradition and protocol and all that, insisted that. lnlOn Day nould stay ﬁxed nnd go wand about the month o! July. The labor department, of l more practical tum o! mind. real- lzlng that a week-end holldny Ls twice as valuable as one tn mld- week, wished to have the dnyncele- bratczg on tho first. Monday tn the mon .

For the present, tradition and precedent have won frhey hid on their side the ulna‘ -co that week-end holidays encourage brav-

, and with tronmortatlon facili- ties congested. It Ls not desired 00

lgaln to North Africa. But one of his principal objects must have been to walk lnunbl; tn the presence of the fighting men who brought us victory there. Hts ltozmly 111118585 to the troops st Carthﬂtie "silly to the humility of a great soldier- atatesznan tn the presence of success- ful troops s-Montresl Star.

When Speaker Sam Rlyblu-n ln- troduced Hlme mnlstver Wlnston Churchill to the Congress of the United States, he spoke 0f the dls- tinguished visitor as "one o! the outstanding figures of ull the earth." but. he wasted no words on blo- gmphtcal detslls, much less on superfluous opinions and comments. In short. the introduction was most. In this respect 1t was a model that

by lntroducers everywhere. —Brant- ford lbtpostwr.

Considering Mme. Chlang Kal-

Lbe imagination ts staggered tn try- lng to appraise her knowledge of the much more verbose Chinese

of the chaste Chinese vocabulary, and 1t ls fair to assume that she has s good working knowledge of the vernacular.

shudders to think what words might

what. —Tlmes-Journal.

The American Office of War 1n- Iormatlon has made known an event on which the Brltlsh Press, has been strangely silent. A message dated superior. Wisconsin, last Sunday, reads: "The Dionne quintuplets sponsored five new cargo-vessels which slipped clown the ways of the Walter Butler shipyards here to- day , . , Admiral Iknery s. Land said ‘This ls u grand sight out here today -flve ships ready to be launched, five such claarm-lng ywng sponsors as the Dionne quintup- lets.‘ That. ls all very satisfactory and. exhllaatlng. But suppose a Superior, Wisconsin, shipyard has six ships ready for launching 0n the same day- Has any Canadlan nwther made provision for that?- London spectator.

Notwithstanding the marvellous

might; be copied to great advantage s

shek’: pmflclency ln book Etiglish, b”

language. She, no doubt, ls mistress ﬁg-‘x “g; w‘ “w” w do". he went: on,

however heroic fa useless." I! m; F‘rom all accounts ' there ts no disharmony ln the ﬁgeltlgnggmﬁeegmtgmn m°°nemy ' WW“ “

Ohlang Kal-shek menace, but one pom palm

come b0 the tip of the lady's tongue taken with,“ m Ln case she ever should feel herself called upon to tell Chiang what's L‘,?,,‘§f,',’§°§,‘s°nf,"§'° that Your m‘ dd

encourage travel at present».

Art/er the war, the labor depart- ment can have another It may remind the ubltc then o how, 1n the earl t.h les, the atlte do ment. tr ed to swl back from t-b day to the traditional ‘mursduy and of the crles of protest mat went up.

“SurrEnder-Or Else”

(Ottawa Journal)

1&0 N10 stately, old-world courtesy of the Allies‘ demand for the of Poubellem made a. coupe o ays before the Italians hoisted the white fl .

It was seal by General spent: u commander the Allied Northwest

maintenance grunts to resume their‘ studies upon their mum.

INFANTRY-Here you will be (ruined as slgnsllers, mortar-men, machine- gunners, wireless opemors, srnolon, drivers, motor mechanics.

AIMOIED CORPS - Highly skilled drivers. gunners, wireless operators and motor mechanics all form part of the tank crews.

AlfllllltY-Srill another group of specialism is required for suti-sircrifc, sad-tank, ﬁeld, medium and survey regiments.

Arme Forces of Italy on the Island of Pantellerla." Ho 11nd suspended the

d w rtoﬂx ham", and #11111 FST$Q1 . . convey General HOW 1O N Eisenhower's "Invitation" to “an | - R ' l. s . 1i“! (c m "““‘“°°~ “t” “my” W“ | £.!".Z'.’..‘.°ri8¥,ftf.‘i'zf’§..f.€‘l.lZ‘k335i‘!rtuéfmffél... dummy W“; [new u I‘ gov, Sydney, C ulonetown.» 0r mule service selected;

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a. White cross ln the alr field. But. 1f thﬁseiitips we? up‘? e sx ours‘ w __ d u mm of no. surveygﬁ. wbogle mvaﬁpss pad: 1n the amiss" wee e - v Gtrca .ner ver- save ease. vltation of the Cgtmmaffder-fg- pooef at t Crosby a Life ssvlnz wet-swells H" m” OhlePax-td the bombardment would Their initials "KM." have been with rope gear to ease the W011! be resumed. And. the note closed, combined to give the device its of roscue. Portable ladders will help MB-y Your Excellency accept the name. , men tocllmtb into the boats. BXPWBSiOH of my highest mtteem." ‘Ibey worked for months, their The fat content of the biscuits is Excellency ignored the polite efforts sustained and energized by provided has been trebled-drom invitation and the bomardtrnent the achievement of a chief ensin- 4 mmﬂt- W 12 Pewenk-“m ma“ went on. ven- soon. however. 1m eer who rigged up a stlll from a. them more palatable and WW1" Excellency became convinced that. petrol can and a biscuit ttn and. resistance to ems“!!- he had made a. mistake. When the burning drfiftwood. kept his crew Preparations for removing fuel invitation was renewed he accepted alive for 19 days until they were oil are furnished. and side-seat ex- promptly, and by this time will be rescued. tensions will ena/ble them to lfe full on his way to internment with I was given other good news of length. ‘ scores of other Italian generals. It was all exquisitely rltuallstlc.

and the tron hand was all but hid- den in the velvet glove. The mean- lug was plnln-"Surrender or Else!" ~but General Spaatz mo); grggﬁ pains to save the pride and dignity of the ltallan general with the phraeeology of knights ln shlulng armor. If Ls 800d that, somewhere I1 spot at! chivalry survives

Life lnsurancg-The Road to Security

Signposts on the Road to Security Read: Inde-

war production of our automobile plants, the army mule can't be dis- missed yet. In the hills of Tunisia. he goes where jeeps can't, go. As in all Past wars. he delivers water and food and ammunition to the embat- tled from lines and carries back the wounded, and when there is n0 feed for him he lives on the coun- try. even if it's a desert. He hasn't much to live for, at. that, No ro- mance for nlm. No gmndchlldren to comfort his old age. Like the worker bee. he must drudge from me creole to the grave. Now and then he kicks at his lot. bu. yuu crux‘: blame him. Or as Rex stout tells it, he goes on a tear and keeps running into trees, not. because ne is blind. but because he is so mad he just doesnt give a damn. But. show him an army in a tight. spot. show him a job or work that, would kill a horse or stall a halftrack, and] he lays back his curs and goes to it. —'1‘he New Yor, Times.

It lakes 4a millton dozen pairs off hose to cover the t.,s ol American. women ln a normal _ .41". 1101.5 The Toronto Telegram out. hast year, the War Prouucbon Board relettsedl‘ only enough rayon yarn to make. 25 mllllOll dozen pairs. And iheres‘ no silk or rayon yurn lclL. Nor ls there enough cotton yarn. flue en- ough for the hosiery machine. TlllS ls the lnfcrnmtluti forthcoming; from the Southern Hosiery Muuu~t facturcrs fﬂLiCClﬂllOh. It ls acconr‘ partied by one glimmer of good t0r-; Lune - the belief that. there will be no increase ln prices. But 1n- stcad of anywhere from 15 to 25 dit- ferent shades to choose from, therel probably Will be oillv three. The association spokesman was quite soofhtng about. the mended run em Just. ahead. He thinks the ladies won't have w stand pigeon-teed to hide s. mended run from the gentile- men. He really thinks the gentle- men soon will come to look on mend- ed runs as servlce stripes. The production of men's hose has sky- rocketed becnusc of amiy and navy needs. The soldier wears out. nine times as many palrs of hos; as a civilian-Exchange . .

In the days of our deepest depres- sion ln the African warfare - on that very day when Tobruk fell -_- Eosevelt. told Churchill ln the White House that the Sherman tank, the newest. flower of Amer- lcan engineering. would be dispatch- ed at once to our aid. It. was snatch- ed from the hands of American troops, M10 had been eagerly await- lng such equipment, so that our Eighth Army could be toughened and stiffened by ft tn the field of actual battle, we are ln this war all together for a good purpose - the Brltlsh and the Amerlcaia, the Russlans. the Chinese. To us every day is added an ever-expanding nucleus of other nations with a will to be free from German tyranny. It. ls a stupid pollcy to set off one another as Allies by arithmetical calculations at. any one moment of this war . . . The way ti’ Allies ls of mutual understanding. Here n blt done by one to-dayl Y-rkr a bit by another to-morrow! And all the time the conviction that ln our concentrlc efforts to destroy the enemy of lls all we do not. proceed on a basis of I O U but rather of We 0 Ur.—London litxmess.

part of standard lifeboat equipment.

world Italy has done her best: to

devﬂgmtedul “l1 m“ 5""? W° pendence, Happiness, Comfort.

A Great-West Life Savings contract will get you to your objective .. A Great-West Life man will be pleased to point out the way.

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Provincial Managers Charlottetown Summer-side

Montgomery would have written it. or Mr. Churchill.

T0 Save Lives At Sea

(London Daily Mall)

A m“! of cocoa made from water distilled from the oily ‘Ihame; was [funded up to me from a. lifeboat yesterday. It was hot and tasty.

But lt was much more than u comforting drlnik—it was a sign that two of the shipwrecked sea- man's wcrst enemies. thirst and void, hsd been conquered.

F01‘ the cocoa was made from wot/er first distilled and then boll. ed on a small grey stove soon to be

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The stove looked like a small -

bathroom geyser. 1t bum atmm There as no more worthy cause any tvpe of fuel-ibrlquettes stuff. ecl fnto Odd corners of the boat, damp wcod. paraffin-and dlstlls half a gallon of fresh water an hour.

Painted on the still are instruc- tions on how to make hot drinks. to drv clothes. heat blankets-mud an oily rag will give of! a dense smoke sbtnal if burned fn the stove.

o men are chiefly responsible for the new device.

‘Fhev are Mr. James A. Mulhem, a Ilo-vears-old Liverpool engineer, ‘Md Mr. Genrro Keenan. a 38-yard-

War——25 Years

COTSWOLD RAIN So t 1 in‘? m mum’ "‘ ‘he w. n O 311B rain upon my custwm Glltterln on hll] rut ed lane,

3nd rqughh_ 0n wet. t. ‘ furrgtsedlle 12:2: and "ﬁshb-

thewgunnets by the mum

s s 1m - It - WIderEFHtQYE 1m,“ pastures “ l" e .. o" w-i-i-

This sari only county-y “Y “sits. mes-

t-ilaf l when st fliifiiriétiiiiiff..i.i“ sound lfsléep-ebllﬁ sounderqlfrltngl’

m ead abw‘

Y Th G1 e xmouicéstietaradraln ls mom-mm

-J0hn Russell, t t ' Observiienhe wndon

our. mo REES‘ - uebec is theoonlyy W255? Amdn. H,‘

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