JULY 9. 1940

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H‘; PERSONALS "

Mrs. Andrew Martin and son. of cllarlattetown. left Saturday on a visit to Mrs. Martin's sister-in-law.

ms. James Casey. Moncion. N.B.

At Rotary

Mr. C. N. Bissau. l-etirlng general, manager of tile Eastern ‘trust Co. . v..lu has been appointed manager of‘ tlln. company ln Montreal and who! l5 lcuvlng lol- tllat city silortly. wrs lIlL’ guest oi hctlor at a joint Illll- cheull held by his felov.’ rtolarlals and icliovl members of the Board cf ‘iuede llt thc Charlottetown HOLI yesterday. Dr. Heath IMBCInLVih- pleslacnt. cf tieRotary Club. pre- sncci and the high tributes which ]lL' paid to Ml". Blseett were heartily PlKlOYSEd by Mr. J. M. Murley, pre- sztlent of the Charlottetown Board l»; 'l'l‘a'.lc. and Dr. W, J. P, MacML- Lin. prescient of the Red Crcss. Ex- pressions of regret on Mr. Blasetts (ltpnrture were combined with con- gratulations on his well deserved

pmtnotion. Ml‘. Bisett fittingly ac- knowledged the klncl words and ex- p2"

“flaps of lOOGWIII which he re-

Line-up In New Cabinet

OTTAWA. Jul)’ B~(CP)—!'bilotw- mg is tihe lineup of che lil-cnecnber (‘altnci-ian Cabinet, including add- itions and shifts announced in (he Commons tdcay by Prime lvfin- 15M}? lvnacKenzie King:

Prime lidlinislter, President of the privy Council, Secretary 0d Btamo for External Affairs: Hit. I-Icn. W. L. bfooKenzie King.

Minister without Portdblio: Hon. Raoul Dandumnd.

Minister of Justice and Arttormey General of Canada: Rt. Hon. Dr- neslt. e.

t of Public Wot-ice and Tlnflspflflbf Hon. P. J. A. Cardin.

Minister of National Defence: Hon. J. L. Rtalston.

Minister of Pensions and Nation- |,l Health: Hlon. Ian Mackenzie.

Minister of National Defence fotr Air: Hon. 0. G. Power.

Minister of Finance: Him. J. L. Ilslrfy’.

Minister of lllisdaeries: Hon. J. l5. Micbaud.

Niinister of Nmlnitimla and sup- iy and ‘Transport: Hon. C. D. owe.

Minister of Agriculture and Na- tional war Bervlcea: Hon. J. G. Ga

rdmer.

Minister of Labor: Hort. N. A. Mobarfly.

Minister of Trade and Commence: non. J. A. MaoKinnon.

Minister of Mines and NBlifllTflI Resources: Hon. T. A. Orlecar.

Secretary of state fcr Canada: Hon. P. F‘. 0852111111. ,

‘RIRIIISIEPT of National Revenue: I-Iczi. C. W. Gibson.

lxftnismer of National Defence for Naval Affairs: Hon. A. L. Mac- donald.

Postmaster General: l-Icn. W. P. Mulock.

War Savings" Certificates Rules Revised j

OTTAWA. July 8 —(CP) — In response tn requests ‘by a number of patriotic goups in Canada. the ant‘ savings cclnlniitce of the Bank of Canada tonight announced a hnrldening of rcuulntinns covering the issue of war savings certificates whereby the certificates will be ls- stluble to certain specifc groups wr-‘nilzg to nci. ill concert.

Prcvlcttsly certificates have been is-lled only in individuals. but un-

dfv the new tczillaiions approved l." ovdcr- in-ccuncil the commit- lcc la authorized to determine

i\'ll"lh‘.‘l‘ any grottp is eligible to mliz: purchases tmdcr the provis- lc": cf the regulltlcns. lncnt"pr""atcrl Oi‘ tlnincozporlied lwlier. .Z.'l'f‘.I7.!‘fI for the PllYDO-‘Q "f carrying cu objects cf national. tutrliclpal. pltziniic, religious. ed- nnl. charitable. professional. or spzrting ncilvltics "Wilh- .ccllllinl"_v gain to thclt" mem- lv s," will be allowod to jiurchnse n‘ t"c ihnu S500 wovih nf cer-

id frai- ns. exc: . lg those ' as insurance or , {VIC also included.

lWQUl-IT-In Sotlrls on July 8, 19-10. I\l. A Paquet. Futicra‘. notice latcz.

POWHL-At King's County HNDIF‘ oi on July 6. 194v. John M. Power; of ILIIIOHBIC, Fltlleral lloticc later. |

MCISAAL —- At his residence 53' Weynlzluth S‘... Monday, Jilly 8th. Fr.":..'.ick Mclsluc. age '13 ycrlrs. I‘llIlGl‘li not-ice later.

IBREIIII IINIUNS H 0 I II i-IIINIIAI.

Eighty delegates and visitors from the dif erent credit unions in the province met yesterday at Prince cf Wales College Hall for the annual meeting nf the_ Prince Edwarn Island Credit Union League. The mefllflfid was presided ovel- bv Mr. D- M- act-can. of De Gros Mars .

The president in his report point- ed to three definite accomplish- ments of. the League during thcrast year: “First, the formation of sevcu Credit Union Chapters; second, tlze inking of steps lending to thc foe..- ation of the Prince Edward Is

and; third. delir- ltc progress

in the field of adult cducaticn." In addition. the pres:- dent stated: "We have carried on our supply business and assisted the credit un ons of this province in a number of w-ayts."

Mo". MacLcan also referred to thc influence of the war upon tiecredfl. union movement, stating that Capt. Len. F. MacDonald. the secretary"- treasurer. had resigned to enter His

Majesty's‘ _forces and that. Major E. f

J. H. Morssey. a former director. is ncw in the army, as well as anum- ber oi other credit union members Ml‘, M an spoke of the cordia relations exlsting between the credit unions. and the supervisory depart- ment of the government.

In conclusion Mr. Maclean stat- ed: “I wish to impress upon credit union members that they have at their disposal the means of allevi- ating to a great extent the suffer- ing and depression which inevitably will follow this war. Build up your credit unions. Wlllen peace returns our credit unions will then be able to lead the wav to a, peaceful re- building of ollr society."

. . T. Crotealt. the Managing Director, reported that there are now 46 cred t unions with assets ap-

roaching $100,000 in this province.

eae credit unions now have a combined membership of over 5.000

raons. Dr. Croteau stated: "With en more unions the Island will be

covered and then we can forget pro- |

blema of organization and concen- trate upon effective operation. We organized six unions last year; let us organize six more this vear and then get to work to build a real oplefls banking system." The solid inancial standing of the League wast brought out in Dr. Croteaulsre- r .

T. E- Hickey. Inspector of Credit Unions, spoke briefly and emphasiz- ed tlhe necessity of a strong Credit Union League. This year's inspec- tions. Mr. Hickey stated. showed definite improvement in operation over the work done last year. There is still the necessity, Mr, Hickey op- ined, for more of the members to take an active interest in credit un- ion work.

Discerning. yet at times lively. discussion, centered around a num- ber of items on the agenda. The discussion of "Chapters and 61mp- ter services was led by Lewis F. Cam bell. cf Newport. Rev. Owen Kig ns. o: Georgetown A. F. Ar- senault. of Summerslde Lewis Mac-

Donald. of Tracadie. and Rev. M. "‘».,

Francis. or Burton. Lot. ‘i. rcporix‘ for their respective Chapters and spoke nf mcnns of improving Chall- ter efficiency.

James Coyle. representing the Lliguorian Credit Union of C ar- lottetown. led the discussion on the interlending of credit union funds Mr. Covlc flll scrutiny of applications: i2i n prompt repayment and (31 a ion-n- rate of interest.

Other topics discussed "Membership Problems." "It-e operative Press and Publ‘city'." the "Co-operative Council." Antim- bcr cf rcsliuticns arose cut of these discussions.

Th:- Rcsaluiions Committee, coll- alsflng or A. F. Arselllullt. J. J. Trainer and D, H. MacFarlane rc- ported l3 resolutions. l1 of which were adontcd. Resolutions were ationtcd thanking ihc nl‘f‘S= lmdihe gnvemmeninl department in chnrce of credit union supervision. van. lilavk R. Mat-Glflznn and T W‘. l-lic- lzel- were thanked especially for their sympathetic administration cf this department. A budget for 1941i- 41 imd l- dues assessment wrrc also apnroved.

Disctwsion on a mnticr nf llolicv conform-i al-oimd thc adoption of the rnllcwinw rPSO'lltl"ll‘ "VIIIPFPHSIIWI" is a vital necessity for the co-olxllil- atlop of the (lo-operative lvlovcmcnt in il\'= nrovbwe- T"- il resolved lP-ct H-n o-i-m- mun-Md Tslfmd firr-rlir vmtnv- Tpncrfle In vvnnpflnn gsscinhlcd n“, pp, ,4»... "l- ‘why 10.4» qvvvrnvc “m; evlhrvw-f elv- aCi-M“ l-i‘ ll: "lvpct- nvg t“ ggcicflrvv in H-t- fcrmoilc“ If n» ("euwvrpflvn (‘cunoh "r "rip" yr-Iwqvfl Yelpqd " flvmovlflnn M the ul-Fcn involved in ndontlp" lit" rt‘- yfuiifln u»?! 19d hv ,Tqmi>S Cnvlo. cf Charlnlicloun. and Irvlnr! Tflfinllfi- of Bcdcrluc. Strong support. how- cvcr hv T. J Klckham. J. J. Train- m". J. T. Crctcml. h A. Macllonoltl on“ llcv. Gnome MacCnlklnac cat"-

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l'l(‘(‘I if- adnpVcn bv a wide margin-l

Atlnthcl- resolution read as fcllolls- "\VIl(“.'(‘!iF. the adult education pr."- graln prnpcrlv should be a conilnu- niion of illc common grhco urn- ilnn: Ami wilclxcas. thc study cf cc- onoratcu is n prominent unrt if illP llfllill education program l" Prince Fdwarri Island: Be it rcsulvefi n at tn;- Princc Edward Island Crcllli- Union L-czlguc ln nilllllfll 60"" fercnccussctlllrlcd ii is eltllill d!" “I

Jllly. i940. recommend and urge the"

Department of Education r.’ P‘i"..'e Edlvnrd Island to ulfllil‘ lll llll’ F‘ 35f n!‘ studio.- in ihc (‘Omlllfill echoes t

this province thc teaching of pro- ducer and cnzlsunlcl‘ cfl-cllcrlllrl‘lll~ re it iurihrr vcsc vcd that a colnv to! this rcsnitliion ire svnt giiuillvtg- "hi"

CO-OPCTBIIVC Counci of.

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insfsicd upon ill a (‘arc-l

BRITISH

II (Continued from page i)

But the RAF. did not confine

I »-- _ itself to defending the shores 0d ' IhLS country, girvLng itself rapidly I to throw back the expscvtsd atbtcmlpt

at invasion by Hitler's armies. Br:- tish bombers. the Alr Ministry an- nounced, ahtaoked Germany's great naval base at Willhelnlsihaven dur-

ing Sunday nigh-t and bcmbed Gelr- '

man-held airdrcmca at Heide.

Weston-land and Hornum in the

Friasiarl Islands and Rotterdam

and Brwscls.

I

i In a four-minute raid on the

y Leopold Basin at Outend the it. A.F. did "great damage" to

- dockgnies and scored a direct

hit on a large Grcman supply

ship. This attack “'35 pressed

Home vigorously and with such

' flllfllrise that the Blrltlsh air- men hall almost rinlalled their Jobs before the Germans could Bet their defences Into action.

The British Elhlp convoy was at- t

lacked by Gctrman bombers and fgil-iers whtch approached from the French coast. Bombs plunged lnto the sea, missing the ships, arid RAF. planes swarmed to title de- en .

A. Cv. Dow-at. a workman on u nearby citff. said one downed Messelschmlwtt plane plunged to earth not far from him. He said he counted 22 German planes, all less than 1.000 feet up.

Elsewhere in Britain. Mhohirle-

gun bullets spfitllleffd in t-he streets of one coastal town, but no one was hurt. I Two Germ-an fighter panes ,swtooped so low chat their swastika lullng decorations loomed big and black to workers in a. hlayfzeld. willie ntachfne-gun bullets spam at It-hem. the u-orkvrs e=caped by leap- iril into ditches.

Se-veml persons wore believed to have been killed and some damage w-as caused in towns of northeast. sautiheast and south/west England in a continuation of raids the Gelmlans have made dlally excerpt for one ditty since June l8.

Authoritative circles said the “brtg" of German jaloztes. without {today's eight. is "112 machines ocr- taln" and possibly 25 others diam- flged so badly they are believed not ,to have reached hcime.

Dntailing air fighting Sunday night. the Air Ministry said (me Spitfire pilot shot down two

Messersohmltlp 1C9 fighters over the

Channel and tat-tacked three otlhersi

before returning unscathed to his tbase. Another pilot in the some Isqllllillvil li-lggsd one Messersnrmitt and damaged another. There was |cnlly one Blztlsit loss.

~ Tile bombers. too . hart success isunday. In daytlfgth-t raids on Ger- mslny R.A.l-‘. machines snot down a Messerschmattt fzghtter and wrecked a. bzg four-engined air- iplatte on the grottnd during a. paid on Eschwogc. tvh: '1 they lalso cfauscd "cxm e (Pmag-c" to ‘plants Cl) l-llc ground and siorrd a zilrcot hat on a runway.

Ovcl- GOII'I\.II‘I'"CCClt]).€(l norzhern

Franco fl bombel shot clown one of five hiessersoltt s and escaped to soa- ircm her=. l Ozl til-c Al... 1t front, Blfilgh |torcls sl""-t dl.v.ll two (‘llClfy p 110s. pI‘€'5‘\UTl-l»bi_\' ItaLtln, wlllch rlrdsd Alexandria. Egypt. Sundry mgm, and that the wcstcm desert sta- tion cf Mersamat-ruil was bcmtxd iby the enemy n-ithctlt effect.

PREDICT J APS

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Hour; Kong also be cndcd \\"n dc- .l\ rod to foreign lnnlstcl" Htlchiro Art n bv avnb:l.ss:1ciol".'5ll" HOIJPJ Cralgzc.

klapull, auxin-its to halt all Eldt‘ old to China as n means cf ending the ihrec-yellr-old war. dc- mandecl that France and Britain close their colonial boundaries with Chmn. fiance. tic-fouled in Europe, bowcd to Tokyo ztild Japanese traf- fic nspcctors nnw arc stationed in French Indo-Chinrl.

A foreign office commulllntle said Sir Robert had agreed to transmit

nin reccnsidcl" the Burma issue I_n- formed ]l(‘l'S.’lllS said furthcl" llfiflTllfl- tions would seek a comprcgifl‘.

ton of recoding from hcr position.

The British reply was undcrstncd to have said Britain's commitments in Burmn and India pvvvcllterl lrcri from closing fl‘ clr bordcrs with China since thcil" tradc would l6 nffcctctl. As fcl" l-Iong Kong. it rs—' ..<c:"icd that nlvcnd-s trndc hcfuecll that COIOflv and the Chinese Hinter- land had been halted.

In informed Quarters here bcllrf was expressed that Britain's orrl-i? for thr- v-emoval of all Brtsh women and children from l-Iont! Kong in- dirafcd l3""iil.=h Iir-trminniion in IFIllllTI pm rcszrlvdlcss of Japan's in- I sislcllt clctnand

Island illergymen Assist At First Solemn High Mass

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to London Arita's urging that Brit-l c“ ma“). b:\“p"ed mm an me a

PREDICT MANY j'N E E l] E II F ll R AIRPIIRI WIIRK

available labouring man in the city wlll be needed for work at the air-I xlrt within the

8Y0!‘ E'- Iwv Holman said at thc. regular meeting of the City Coullc l.‘ lasthight during a discussion on the advlsa llit of paving certain =ec- tions of t e city streets to l-elIevo the unemployment situation.

Councillor Chandler said that a contractor. who was interested in the job. told him that in order for the project to be finished by a con- tractor in the time specified bv the contract it would require the ser- vices of 4-00 labourers and about 500 carpenters.

The reports of the Public Health Officer and the Meat and Mil! In- spector were submitted and ti. e re- ports or the various committees also were heard.

A communication was read from

H. R. Large and Co.. asking thatl ithe Police Patrol be sent bv way cf lKlng and Cumberland streets on its regular runs between 6 pm. and 8 am. to chock mischievous nctioljs carried on latelv by hoodlums Tile-ll" scalehouse was defaced after a re- cent paint job on the exterior and a car containing coal had been tam- pered with Saturday night. some of he coal had been taken.

Coun. stems. chairman of the iPolice committee, tzavc assurance

that the police patrol would in fu-

ture vislt that section of the ciizv cs often as possible.

Coun. McKee urged tire Council lto take strong measures in dealing [with matters of this kind. He sug-

gested that a DIEIIDSPIOIIIGS man lief f‘

next ten days."

llscd to trace the perpetrators

this mischief. The watchman of

the C.N.R. should also be urged to

keep ndclose watch for wrong-doing. e 5B. .

, Boys Arrested

i Chief Biriwlistle of the City Po- ‘llce informed the Council that

- was only last wcek that two young- [sters were sent to jail for stealiriz coal from this place. _

Coun. Butler claimed that iigere were certain places in the city where the residents were paving thigh taxcs and not helm! guarded salificicnily. He suggested that iitc Police should chusc the voungs". home to bed uthcrc thev should h Lapthorn claimed that youngsters had been known to n" t molten oranges and lemons at a clil‘ fish market in daylight

Coun. MacDonald snid that ti P Police Force were uni to blame and “tern not open for criticism in thc, lmatter. H. R. Large onlv wantcrlt I the natro‘ to E0 pastthat section cf‘ the city ofiener.

The matter was referred to the Pollcc committee for further con- sideration. _

Anoilscr cotnmu cat cu was rend rcgzlrdllv thc Mcl lmc Fir:- Chlcfs Convention whizh will he ltclzi ill Camnbcllton. N.B.. this vcnr. It w!» decided to vote mcncl- tn ricfl'nv_i_l'lc cXIlEllSPs of thc Charlotlctowll ;_llc Chicf fol" zlitcvldini! thc Pfll1\'f‘2llll'lll.

Councillor Dottfrriti. rcpc . fol"

m. being P1X‘.

.t.rn o.‘ the n l . ;pal"c cf [hi5 Sunzm?

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“I have information that everyi

"5 ".l' ill:- cl":.- _ Illhllllllgb t". the Air Training school which should be in operation the latter

lic 5311i the Fcdcraiion had passed “a rcsoluticn calling on the Ebtieral Government to provide ad- equate protection for l public utility roperties throughout the Dcminion, irrespective of whether such facilities are Federally. 02' Provincially or privately owned."

Continuing he said: "Resolutions passed by the Federation, eleven in number. touched a wide variety of subjects. Hearty support was urged of War Savings Drive. In- stead of trying to raise money for tanks and airplanes. mUllICIpflll- ties should devote their efforts to; encourage the purchase of War" Saving Certificates. A resolution was adopted by the Conference pledging its readiness to co-opeata in every way possible with the Dominion Governmcnt for the cf- flclcnt prosecution of the Wul". A commlttce of eight met Labor Mill- istcr McLarty and Finance Mulls- fer Ralsion nnd dLscused the more specific aspects of municipal aid in Canada's war effort, and present- ed theln with a resolution promis- ing full support to the Government in their arduous task ln facing the present difficult and critical condi- tions. They welcomed any sugges- tions tha‘. might bc made by the Government. in order that the Municipalities may co-operate to thc fullest extent in any means in their power to assist the Gov»- - ment. in co-ordlnafing nil ifs cff: ts toward the common cnd."

Resolution!

uardzd lat a fcv cl

The passed: , Resolved that the fender of Matthew‘ Lee to supply and install one back section for hot water boiler and also one domestic coil for hot wafer in City Hall be ac- cepted for a complete job at. $149. Moved by Jnmes T. McKce. Scccnclcd by J. E. Stems. Resolved that thc City of Char- lottetown call for fenders for 5-00 feet of hose. Moved by Coun. MacDonald. Seconded by Coun. Butler. ‘Resolved that a committee of the Citv Council consisting of thc- Mayol: Dcputv Nfdyor and the chairman of Finance be appoiutcci to communicate with the Dominion Government and if necessary with the Provincial Government and any persons ovmintz lands in the area affcflcd tn endeavour to have thc unple nut and unnlnifrlry con- <li‘"'rl"lls ‘lltu in ilzr- dump locol- i cd in lIlf‘ cnstsrn end of the City‘ remedied as cxpcditirrltsly" as pos- sihlc Moved bv "ed

following resolutions were

Coun. Butler. by Conn McKee.

Dunning Iieaéds New Directorate ?

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luv-Iron. lllf‘ll ' t ltzl 1m

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‘Lieutenant-Governor. -wl"lo stressed

appreciation to those of Mr. Wood.

For War Supplies ‘f

OT'I'A\‘\'.~\. July 8 ——iCP! --EI::ht ‘o

N. B. Ayrshire Breeders Conclude Tour 0f Province

The party of 118 New Brunswick Ayrshire Breeders who made a goodwill visit to Prince Edward ls- lond on Fviiday and Doturday left for their homes on the carferry in the late afternoon.

They visited a number of farms of Ayrshire breeders on the Island and were entertained at two lunch- cons at the Queen Hotel. one on Friday and one on Saturday.

On Friday they visited the farms of J. Lewis. Fzeetown. Hon. John E. Sinclair, Emerald. Inge A: Son. Mt. Herbert, Wilfred Furnesa. Ver- non, Gavin Reid, Montague, and George Annear. Lower Motltague. wilerc they were welcomed by the IllllClS lrother, Montague Anne-er, M. P. P.

On Saturday they visited the farms of Eamon Brothers. Andrew MacRae and Son. Col. F. I. An- drew, H. W. Clay. of Charlotte- town Ro_valt_v, Vernon MacMiilan, William Younker, and Willard Prowse, Brackley.

After Saturday's luncheon they visited the Departmental lllann and _'ne farm of Keith Boswell, Victor- la

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At Saturdays luncheon Col, F. I. Antlrclv. President of the Provincial Aytrshire Breeders Associafioon, presided.

'I'he visitors were welcomed to the province by Hon. B. W. LePage,

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