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CONGRATULATIONS - Ir. and Mrs. Charles Bolsner. 4 Stewart 5t. receiving

Let's got the truth about the “Master Race" from this sen- laleiial expose oi lite uniisr tho Nazis . a . lite In which love Ila iiiita tool oi the Stat where hate and to and force stalk the roman of every girl and boyi . . . It's drama ‘such as you've tore, from tho flaming book.

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I yesterday on the occasion oi Otlrwsddinl anniversary.

PLANE GIOUNDID-Due ditions there was ly to or

I rsisiiwiira. PARTY _ Miss

Eileen MoCsbe o! the staif of the‘

gchsrlottetown Hotel left yesterday ,ior Halifax. Last evening m; was entertained by her fellow

congratulations their

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[and presented with s farewell gift.

THE SACRAMENT of Holy Com- munion will be observed In Caled- onia Presbyterian Church on Bun- day. November ‘lth st ll.00 A. Preparatory service Baturday, No - ember 6th at 11.00 A. M. ll-i-li. i

GIILLEBTIUIIS

OHABLOTTETOWN

POULTRY SERVICES CLFICI-i- t Mark 3 ces

fy e‘ an Beryl are now established. inic Building, wit ifice‘ appsrtinents. l reacy to vices to lock-owners. as they have done in the past. _

POLICE COURT - In yester- day's Police Court two men appear- ing before the magistrate on s charge of vagrancy were remanded for one week. 11hr supplying sugar to consumer without recei‘ ng coupons, and for altering requisit- ion for sugar. a man pleaded guilty and was fined 025 or 30 days on first charge. and $60 costs or 60 days on second charge. i

HIGHWAY Acclaim-r .- A serious accident was narrowly av-‘

' erted about ‘l a. m. yesterday when

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EFTRAI! — NEWS OF THE DAY — Disney Cartoon — Broadway Dimout — Shows 3.15-7-9—Be Assured of a Seat - COME EARLY

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‘Also-Chapt. 4 of “JUNIOR G-MEN 0F THE AIR”

and ‘Pitchin’ ‘ SHOWS 3.15

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‘w-‘High’ Explosive,’ l ' .

l At. The Capitol

i . ____.. -"I'iiiih Explosive" open: a three

l- “Y run at thp Capitol Theatre to

‘Z ﬁly- The Paramount pith!"-

it Wnlch stars Chester Morris Jean Plrkar and Bari-y Sullivan (s new- comer to the screen), tells about

,: "a men who drive trucks dizliver-

i- Ijliunitroalyccrino to our wai-

~ 1t tells about them in a highly ll lliistio way. their lonll chlnw‘

h life or death in the balance. . fearless

in: with emer-

tbs liquid orna-

In The Kitchen” - All Star Comedy

— 7.00 — 8.45

mite can best—all reve he unfolding of the story of "High Explosive." Chester Morris. an ex- pert ‘TNT handler. vies for the favor oi Jean Parker with Barry Sullivan, the owner oi the nltro

concern. Jean who works for ﬂirti-

d inlt the dsnliorcu

begs him to get as far from nitro ns possible. and he promises to do so only after he's earned enough money to make his marriage pol-

t-"ms nuns. lei: OO E I by m hieii i-uiuiu in the

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51°95 _11l T1119 Wily 0f atonement is l1"! bl! 1112a snot in a picture full ofliixh spots-a picture which pm. rims Dlellly of excitinil entertain- ment for the most discriminating movie fans. Our advice is. see iti

Six - Guns Bark

‘When Starrett . Blasts Bandits !

‘Blazing bullets and rousliiu songs mun: "r over the prairie . _ _ as Charles Stnrrett goes "Riding Through Nevada" in his latest Cﬂlllmblti. outdoor n cl v e n t u l‘ e drama! l-lardridinlz cowboys . . . and desperate bandits . . '. fight it out . while roaring melodies T111159! Six-guns bark . . fists flush . , and music rocks the plains . , when the screen's favorite cowboy star blasts outlaws into kingdom comci

Tn addition to Starrett. "Rid- hi2 Thfflllilll Nevada" also lists lovely Shirley Patterson. cum. ndinn Arthur iiulinicuti. and Jimmie Davis aild His Rainbow Ramblers in its cast. Directed by William Berke. the tuneiillqg western hit is opening tonight at the Empire Theatre

Exciting Drama See.n In. “Hitler’s Children,” Hit

Revealing for the first time on the scrccn the real “inside story" of the inhuman master race Hitler is endeavoring to create in Ger- many. Radio's "Hitler's Children" crimes to the Prince Ed- ward Theatre today to prove it-

nzinz. darinll and sliml-

YO.

o .. Bonita Granville and Krsnt SYPIHI plav in the uninuelv unusual film which is based on Grezor Zlemer's provocative “Edu- cation for Death." a factual ac- count of his ten venrs as head oi the American Colony School in Berlin and what he saw from that ringside sent of Nnzi rducatlonal doctrines. A great love storv is interwoven with the theme oi tho production. The plot revolves "£ll"_'1____i1'1° ‘l1_1£111.i._91._t____"° V"!!!

|The auto in passing ripped -wheels off the carriage and without Mm

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a car occupied by Gordon Mac- Kinnon. Robert Weeks and Alex- ander Friszel. city, collided on Elm Avenue with n horse drawn vehicle driven by Frank Thorpe who was accompanied by Louis Diamond. two the harness off the horse. apparently injuring the animal.‘ The car then struck a telephone past, snapping it off, breaking off an attached mail box and scatter-

‘ ing mailmatter over the street. The

main telephone cable was also torn down. “Phe car was finally stopped in front of R. T. White's store where it struck a tree. The engine ivas demolished. windshield and wheels broken and steering iz-sar damaged. ‘The iivi- men were tak- en to the P. E. I. Hospital by s. de- livery team and. the police van. All were later discharged-

APPIWVED FLOCK ASS'N MEETS - A meeting of the App-

roved Flock Association and hatch- E

ery men was held yesterday Hiber- nocn in Prince of Wales College. Its purpose was the discussion of the procedure regarding blood test- ing activities for the seasonof l9- 44- Mr. W. R. show, Deputy Min- ‘lster oi Agriculture. addressed the

illlﬂﬁilllli. giving a general survey of m -

activities. He stated that every possible means were beini; taken to eradicate pullorum in this Prov- ince. He added however, that the co-operation of flock owners is very necessary, explaining that owners having reactor birds must send their leg bands to the offices of ihe poultry market andHczrvices at Charlottetown, within the ten days required. Otherwise by keeping u. actor birds the possibility o! m; Dllllvrllm dVlse spreading becomes much greziter- My. p, Q_ supervisor of poultry services, spoke briefly along the same lines. Dr. Geo Bishop, government vetorinarign and paiholosist. explained the manner in which pulloruni may be "Dread. and urged the flock owners to co-operate by returning legbands promptly to Charlottetown. Reactor birds from 2 percent up to 1o p91‘- cent would be re-iested- Repres- entatives of P. E. I- haicheries stat- ¢d thﬂt they would stand _the cost of re-testin! the breed in stock. There were thirty five present. and while they represent only a gmsll portion 0f ﬂock ownei-g. they were quite Bil-Operative in their attitude.

Dr. and M . F‘. . D left on s visxiﬂt. to csafrgiif“ $1.’. ¥_o_rk and Chicago.

maple who are bathed in their lcve for each other and are caught up in the relentlessbeirears of the

to warn m“? 1n ‘m ' G

evils of Nnzislin. e 0W8 “Ram” the

Simple as the storv is. this verv simplicity helps to make the pic_ sure an authentic and an intense- iv moving screen document. It reveals. far more clesrlv than snv writmn account could do the bor- barlc. ruthless ideology that pro- claims the slavcment ofthe rest. pf the world under Nazi masters. shoiisidasghxioigrliﬁ “r tineﬂmn tltinment value a.nd_y e “'01;

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Plus BARNYARD GOLF — Merrie Melodie Cartoon Chapter 7 - "DAREDEVIIIS OF THE WEST.”

SHOWS 7.00 - 8.45 -- Matinee SAT ONLY AT 2.80

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01.00 each: Mrs. L. Diamond; Mrs. John Garrick; Reg. Johnston; Miss lca MscDougalr Mrs. D

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. Mrs “nwnsrd 'M.l‘.CL.Patrid; rovide the exoeuent ser- M, ° ‘mmuyﬁutt; M"! 5%?

. g. Herinessey: Mrs. L. J . Warren: Mrs. MacDoiﬁlii Mrs. H. wart' Mrs RV. Mr. Vlra. PER. Newsome: Mrs. iodd: Mrs. GR. Rya-n; sacey; Mrs. Whislon Smith; DR. sail‘ ' . Halsey Hooper; A W.E. l-lyndman: . " Mrs. Rbiierson; vlrs. llLE. Clawson; Mrs. A. A clean‘ Mrs. W.R. LePaBBI M158 v1 urn" Mrs. Itussai Qnandler; vlrs. i-l. Bethune: Doris om; Jean Gill: A.G. Kaye; Mrs. LJI‘ Toombs; Mrs ifK Hamming; ris

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m. Howard McDonald; Mrs. J McDonald; Delys Owen; D0 Rooney; Mrs. W.E Owen; Mrs. Mary McDonald; Blanche Finlay- son; Florence Fraser; h Rogers; .H.R. Large; Mr 8e Ml‘ J.

; s. . - Stanley fhompsori; . J. H. _ ; Mrs. Earle Prcwse; Miss Ben» Lnillﬁ; Miss Jessie Wyatt; Mrs. Geo. S_lm- mons; Mrs Louis Simmons; hiliel - Mrs. A R. Clark. MP5- ' Mrs. Martin M6181"- icri; Mrs. Albert Baker; Nils. R- . tt; Costello's Meat Mﬂlliﬂl idrs. Fred Batt". Mrs. H. Johitﬁtilll’. Vii-s. H. Strickland; Mrs. J L; JlcAulay; Mrs. Geo. Vickei-son, vlrs. AD. McPherson; M115. - eockhart; Mfdisﬁiglﬂ. iVlCUCLlgilru; - M BSSZTlOXBI Miss Scott. ms, E_ w“ gen; Mrs. W.E. B Horne: Harry .

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Mrs. A.N. Mclnn_ arsh" Mrs.

M. M. Stewart; MP5- John Ryan; Mrs. N01‘ Mrs. W. Houston; S. Mrs. Percy W ‘ Shaw; Thomas sel Cox; Mrs Geo. Michael; W C.M. McDonald: Roy _ _ Mutlow: Amy Matthews. F. Worth; Nils H E- M? n. W ore; Mrs. AD. Mdﬁlwﬂ l; Mrs. Waiter Wilson; M1’ °° ner; Mr. McPhee; Miss H- lfffim

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Clip These Coal Tips

Adjust Drafts Prﬂperiy i‘

Learn how draft controls work. An excessive draft will waste heﬂ-t and should be cut down by dam?"-

the flue pipe damper

essary to leave it wide open to maintain the fire. there may be an obstruction in chimney or flue i .

VERIFY STORIES JOHANNESBURG. NOV- 3

...(cp)- An lishwomsri arid two south African girls asca

from Denmark to Sweden when the Germans declared a state of emerg- glwy in Copenhagen. it has been learned here. They are Ann Briseoo o! Bournemouth. Ens» and Resins. Van Rooyen snd Marie Btolp of

urg.

i three went to Denmark in i006 to study gymnastics arid were still there when the Germans in- vaded the country.

"It became terrible." they told Cwedish newpupers. "We went in

continual fear oi internment but msnadcd to escape."

fn occupied Copenhagen they hsd seen people badly treated in the streets by the Germans, who fired on the trarncsrs to frighten the population.

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Protestant Orphanage I.

AER FORCE The Main Thing Is-"E N L I S T

Your talents us seeded by the Army and Air Force, im. mtd-IIWY- There is m equally important job to do in botii Services. The now Joint Services Recruiting Policy ensures that your trims will be utilised by that branch of the Armed lsrviess for wliieli tiiey are best suited.

Your future lies in Canada - Canada's future lies in you. Protect that future by offering your help NOW! Army and Air Force oiiicors will assist in placing you where you are best fitted to serve.

IAIimr-Am FORCE

Joint Recruiting Oﬂiee ARMOURIES-CI-IARLOTTETOWN

GIiIlEI MOVIE PREVIEW. TIIIIE

1 dZ-icussion :1 rdgtfsotaaldeliilgwmdirtion ‘pICI-IIIII to be shown soon inTvqvi-wté: ourite local ihcziire. his I u“. nlc‘“r° go in reviewed 5

l‘ Adventures of Ta riu '1

National Film Board

(November l — 0 New Glasgow-Monday I mm. Mt. Stewart-Tuesday 3 and ' 8 p.m.

Georgetown —- Wednesday 7 and 8.30 uni.

Monltséiie — Thursday. 2 and

1 ' Tonight

7.15-7.30 EM. C F C Y

Charlottetown

0srdigan—"riday. s and 8.00 pan.

IO. Hap Kennedy. D. F. 0.. from Cumberland, 0nt.. has boosted his score of enemy aircraft shot down to seven by destroying a, German Iocke Fulf 190 during a sweep over ftsly the day after Allied land- ings near Naples. l-Ie saw the Ger- inan pilot bail out at about 1500 feet st the end of a 50 mile chase down the coast. He waved to Kennedy as he psrachuted m the ground.

ileii Gross Program

Hon. Col. William Ross Fleming- ton. 46, o! Sackville. N. 3., Assist- ant Principal Chaplain (rioiestant) at Canadian Military Headquarters

‘ Dutch

in London. is shown above. This is the latest picture oi Col. Fleming- ton, who was lecturer in education at Mount Allison University from i925 to the outbreak of War.

(Canadian Army Photo)

Mess Room Chatter

Alan

By Randal Canadian Press Staff Writer

WITH THE R- C. A.

decided he'd leave Vancouver and go ﬂying. He had his eye on the R. A. 1". and now. with the rank oi wing commander he's one of the R. A. Ffs most travelled fighters. Davidson's score includes German aircraft shot down. alian and two Jsplmeﬁe 111"!"- l-iis battlefields include v Greece. Crete. Western Deeert., Ceylon. France and the bow Countries.

At. one n. A. 1". “ ‘- station they tell the story of s flask of cof- fee which noboiw drank, but was one oi the most important flasks of coffee ever brewed in the station ‘ ” . It was used to pu out the flames in a bomber over Berlin and helped to save the machine and its crew.

For bringing the plane home Acting Flt. Lt. Albert Parsons, pil- ot anci Rear Gunner PO Cvril Piss- coe received the D. F. C. The fires started after the bomber had been hit by a night fighter near the coast. Gunner Pascoe drove off the attacker and helped douse the ﬂames inside the aircraft with coffee and Parsons then went an to bomb the target and get safely home.

An Ikiglish navigator. lit. Lt. B. H. Ladbrooke of ioridori. is credit- ed with saving the pilot of sn R.- C. A. I". Mosquito intruder during is night ilisht and after they had blasted a Dormer 2i’! over the Dutch coast. ‘the mania» Pilot. s Canadian - Pole whose name must be withheld for security reasons. caught the enemy aircraft and elos- ed to s00 yards before firing. When he cut loose with a, three - second burst the oil and petrol in the Nazi xploded snri the flam- ing debris. streaming baek- set the Mosquito on fire and knocked out its port ermine. The pilot was stunned and the "mum; went inip s vertical dive for 4.000 feet. But Ledbrooke took over the controls and brought the machine out ni its dive, there until the pilot . a matter of some five to six minutes.

when If vesr old IO. Kenneth Smith of Bsrbonrnc- Worcester. member o? the ll. A. E's ‘Benito- lend" Spitfire squadron in ttslv. recentlv shot down an rwito he bvoueht the sausdrorrn total bu of enemy aircraft destroyed since the start of the war to th- 9M rnsrtl, The sauadron now is within sight. oi its century of evmnv aircraft.

rieshnve-l rinse 1i- wnt cwrsssv at the beginning of tbs North Alfie.

u», for mothers and

________.___.__ CHILDREN SAVED IF MOTHERS- TO-HE EAT PROPER FOODS

The lrifarit death rate in Canada has shown a slow but steady de- crease in recent years. bu‘ some 14.000 Canadian babies still die each year before they reach the age of twelve months

In an experiment carried out by s, oup of Toronto mo hers were given extra milk. eggs. oranges. canned tomatoes cheese and Vitamin D and B cau- sules. Another group of 233 moth- ers had the some medical care hut were not given extra food. Frcm the qroup receiving extra food not one baby was lost at birth or during the first six months of life. The moth- ers in the second group lost 34 babies at birth and three more during the first six months; the babies in this group had four times s; many illnesses.

“Not only the health of the iin- born babe but the health of the mother will be affected bv the foods shc eats during this lmncr- tant period" says Dr. L. B ' Pett. Director of Nutrition Services at Ottawa.

“Canada's Food Rules form the basis of a diet that will be adequate child and the mother's own doctor will advise on which foods should be

and eggs and the addition of some form o! vitamin D are usually nd- vissble for the health of mother

and lower

proﬁts from iIie

sn campaign i-st November-

OGIIVIE FLDU

doctors 200 '

increascd1 t, during this time. More milk. cheese

ST. PAUL'S HALL

Thursday Nov. 4th st 8.00 p.rii Address: Mr. Justice P. ll Gordon. National Executive Comm. Canadian Red Cross Society.

MUSICAL PROGRAMME

._e and child I The ..-.s listed a5 necessary in the i-‘ucd ﬁllies are 1-2 pint oi’ milk and some cheese; one serving of citrus fruit or tomateos; one serving of another fruit; one serv- ing of potatoes and two of other vegetables with emphasis on the leafy green and yellow and ths frequent use of raw vegetables; one serving of whole grain cereal and. four to six slices of Canada approved bread. brown or white; one serving of meat. fish or meat alternate. In addition to these foods daily. at least four eggs a iveek are required and one serving cf liver. heart; or kidney.

POSED FOR STATUE

LONDON -1CP>- William A. ilarwocd. 43. who posed for ‘Peter Pan statue ill London's Kclislngion Gardens. n tatue which ‘has become famous nil over the world. died in Devon alter a long illness. His Dav for posing was a shilling an hour,

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Feed Costs

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