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IJBUGGISTS Phone 82 112 Prince Bl.

passed the $8,000,000 mark.

_ I cording to ﬁgures released by the ~ a 1 treasury department. Employers

. ‘ - contributing totalled $64,630. They bought $8,003,050 worth o! bo I Trans-Canada Air Lines account- ed (or 2.589 purchasers subscrib- ing $340,600 and figures fol- Na-

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tionai Railways Munitions, were 760 $135,000.

- ., FILLED UP “Julius Ochs Adler. ‘New York l -~ I mes. Z,‘ ~ , Our space is limited and it la not possible for ua -t.o hlgli-‘ﬂm Biﬂsﬂy. Detroit Pm . 3f take care of all the lurs we have been requested to. you an", pm worm gm». . '1' . » l.» sonny: ffnﬁTn Chandler. u» Allﬂbiel lines. . - a twist-arses’ "wt"; |5|and FuPrIQY‘ John nsnccl§h~ c5253.. ulgearat

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her a gilt from

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pounding by our skilled, registered pharmacists.

J. Ernest ll. Worth

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'9 I! V a

be no change in the ﬁnancial set-. Thy,‘ u “m”. - -

m y; _ “IN-ll, $1M - I'd- wit“; tiiisexanyeeehrlents were dra!t-, 1% an” h“ ‘mvmdui ed they were to remain in eilcct m“, m‘, until about a yeer altar the war.’ bid). “mm “mud gﬁigidinl the provinces cm m m, N", P“ mm ‘i’ "mlnl" m" "h" these camps and m: ‘Murder

The provinces asreed to mo.‘ m.‘ ‘ zlammonplacc" in the camps.

th i d u tax nciuemgili ﬁadiim$vciimehtimlmbl° '4'" “wmﬁml '1"

U. N. R. BOOST VICTORY LOAN

MONTREAL, Que, May 5—I-Iall' _ __ way through the Eighth Victory f l '1‘ _ Loan campaign, employees oi the i l Canadian National system had i

Dec. 31. 1940.

e Government agreed to pay the sor-Uwhlch mnwm” pmwgmpw:

iiift ‘@2551? 3'$..§"“u.'§°”lli’€i’1"‘”‘éli‘l may am" ""1 WMWWY ended nearest in Dec

itoba. Ontario and Quebec agreed “m”, m‘ “m” a ' to take the cash rants. while

Prince Edward Islan , Nova. Sco- s“ 0mm". Bum“, tic, N Brunswick and Saskat- . . chewmew , inescapable

r ¢ _ - tion in the lorm ol debt servicing.

tality. The evidence we have seen

~ _. is not s. mere auembllns 11f 10°11 unassociated incidents. It is con-

» vincing proof that brutality was

Persons having claims against the estate of RAF. “m” i“ dmmm “m” and with 1874646 P/O. J. Ambler, missing, presumed dead, should vsrled little." notify Flight Lieutenant K. R. Thomas, President, Com- mittee of Adjustment, No. 2 Air Navigation School, R. C. methods ran the samat Mill a. r2, Charlottetown, P s. 1., on or before 18th May, 194s. “hm” """"°" ""‘ '°“'

Persons having claims against the estate of RAF. ‘ﬁﬂﬁﬁifuhfiﬁﬂlﬁ

g 1808597 P/O. A. W. Hawkes, (deceased), should notily Murder In s communism ' Flight Lieutenant K. R. Thomas, President, Committee of i l; AdjustmentyNo. 2 Air Navigation School, R. C. A. F., Char- people cannot be allowed w ss- lottetown, P.E.I., on or before 18th May, 1945. .,

- ty. to all members oi s90. ail members »o!‘ the 8S. S g le ustice and the future peace o! he world require thst....all those

g l C0-LD sronaoa SPACE FOR THIS season is “$5 .‘é‘f§...°.’..°‘l.'.‘§l‘°£,.i'£i“i“yi"'

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Costume Jewelry

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JEWELl-ZRS SINCE 1868

.

ison camps at Buchenwsld and greed to te th rovi - , get by glvlcrzmiilg: a clash’ gragt ‘Ewﬁeg’ h"ﬁzﬂf°"“‘°d "" equivalent to the income and cor-idlwylalﬂoter pg M“ nqwnem poratlon taxes they coll - “on "w ° "”° m“:

na alttles. W have studied the ﬁscal year ended nearest ‘to an“ ma“ o’ gmumn“ mum“

As an alternative the Federailth c occupation o’ run“ evidence and testimonv taken

' all 1 _ authenticated with the sworn British Columbia, Alberta, Man- “mm” °' wlmﬁff‘ “d m‘

"The la that the Nazis had anteater Dian w‘ ' 51% cmgiu m acﬂn 0y

a ‘as ‘v7 g ln _ v ~‘ or calculated and" organized bru-

= the; basic Nasi stem and method. i; too

different groups. The basic pattern

The editors said mutual Noll

tins beatings to sadistic tor-

For these crimes the German

caps their share o! the rcllilm‘

sibllity. Just punishment must be

- ' meted out to the outstanding par-

5_5 1i ty leaders, and the German Gon- ‘ ' eral stall’. to members"?! the par- e

I-a-

rcsponsible ior these atrocities be punished in accord with the ac-

newspapers. " -_ Etch l-rms; Saturday Evening

os.

gtanlbeayégilqrh. Reader's litiseath en eway. ashingon r.

William I. Nichols, This geek

Magazine. _ L. K. Nicholson, New Orleans

Times- e. u _ Joseph Pulitzer, st. Louis Post-

Dispatch.

Gideon Seymour, Minneapolis

Star-Journal.‘

Duke Shoop, Kansas Olty Bta-r.

uBevégy N. ‘Smith. American

a e.

alker Stone. Scrlpps Howard

Newspaper Alliance. M. E. Walker, Houston Chronicle.

Sunday

Brief Flare-lip In Copenhagen __

BULOVA Watches

I! IAK SCIIOU COPENHAGEN, Ml 6 -—(AP)—-

$24.7

tachment o! Americans as they arrived in the Capital today. -_ British and American soldiers. irsedom tighten and members o! the Danish police sent an answer- ing ‘hail o! bullets at the hldden marksman. Associated Press stat! members. whose ollics overlooks the main square in which the skirmish oc- curred. had to lie on tbs floor ior safety during the. diootlng.

The presence o! tbs American soldteirsedlri, :7?” h d en was not sxnan . u a en reported that ll trucklclds o! th crossed the Danish border at Kru- saa tor a "triumphai ride" north. Buttered ti was raged in the Glitz! ton t. and were comes pcl embutaltcrtwc

ours peace was restored. ' Meanwhile more than 400 Dsnish asis were paraded before Jeering 22'2"" °3=m°"&.'.'..i°"‘ii. " “"823

ea show" m m u“

HOME. MA -- _ I “m” x 5' G (AP) Moi!

llltlor Continued To pm‘, Maui-balm" Iiops For" Break f ‘In Montreal Tavern

Pleased the belist’ as late OTTAWA. Mn

come between the

oi’ Wolii"s negotiations lssd to surrender ot Axis troops in Its

“ Aw“ l’ m” ‘will?!’ 9 Pour German o! , H r. th il- escortPa p vats" in the and alum. a s ‘then 1 shall {ﬂu-J gun-q o;

9 W"? 0h ltiﬁfﬂchll PM; olllcer ol the Inter-service Intelli- 111:1‘. 7; it makes no diiisrencs genes p001 gdbh. Allied Heldqinrtera said arrest pending the comolett

ay. Hitler's declaration was made to is?“

y Walton och. mm Wolii oi thsHeamgd tom , 8.5 when Wolf! went to Berlin The niticer

April iii and saw Hitler the neat and the Intsllgence Pool div. it Wu dlscloml in s detailed cams to Mont eal by truck lrom atcolount issued at Allied Hoadousr- Orand- Liane.

have been placed llﬂdél"; o

outreal tavern Friday‘. it was risbners. their escort

tsrnlnent Camp to enable ‘the Germans edlcal a“

V‘;

, ‘The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Limited I

learned they had sl ned parole p_a- pers under which t_ ey had agreed not to enter buildings without con-

sent oi’ their escort.

The Pool oiiicer took one o! the German oiiicers from the truck to a St. Catherine 8t. opticlan to have eyeglasses titted. and ordered the

escort to park the truck around the

corner on Stanley St. and wait in

it with the other three German prisoners oi war.

The escort, it was learned. psrkéd

the truck as ordered, but instead oi remaining in it with the three Germ-an otiicers hc went with tham to a nearby tavern. % (our were drinking in the tavern when cries oi "tales them out and lynch them ~tl1at’s all they d-ss-zrv l Give them what they are givlr. our boys!" 9:34: irom a crowd which had gath- er .

A "sergeant lrom the detention barracks happened to be

onthe

_ u! .- . .. I 1 crowd. he Went m“, m Navy on the grounds of miltar!

assisted in rescuing the pl‘ 11ers; oi’ war and their escort. He took‘ them back Do the truck, which then went on tourande Lgigne.

ed tree com tition. . s asked Ooulress to

l»: .1!

sd duo

into a panic and lu- his companions to»; o! the contusion ‘my by c, Gel-mun clviltu Ostiiiolich priest m

freedom was short-lives however. Another Gennan civil. iau l ‘ oi their whereabouts and iniormed the German military ch do‘. The alonz m l5 rim-l escapees w were ov- arsd hidinu in a house three doors away, won routed from their hide- outs

Th‘, “my. was shot and m. nenm were lined 11o and mom hgy machine-sum in the ham

hoops. oOocmbc and his iriends was as neat. ‘may were lined in not a wall. Five machine-Kill tanined than SS t

mmql u” glms duletly JK the arrival o! a Gennan ot- r and the order to tire

e stood there fully tive min- mr," said Mococmbs. "No one viii y“; now what went through our mmdL 1 ﬂwught ‘Well, this is that's all. But not one oi the racked "

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gangs’

Ireland .

liazi Treachery llalsysll Aocsptantl 0f Surrender PM

s _ (AP) ~11!

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Moscow . m“, u 5'5“ a h: Eﬁuium its

11ml capitllllltloll. W'- l?"

surrender Ml! 1-

shootln¢ of Ii

k 1g m arranﬂ‘ dﬂﬂinfw Pi-avcla said

tod 7- ,1 my! ..:l....~.:*~.l:::.i.-s:."i.-...::.. a,

‘loony side street Ind

. Th Germans iﬁnerdthen stgrted dwilti

tn German comm“ we?! out details

m]. Bclcuacv ‘o! the Red m“ trailed by a 5°"°*' mmmlliﬁ m"; gﬂryln‘ I iield g?“ went with ths ermans. d" w w." w-cqnﬂlm the sun-en tel no.- ﬁle...“ walksd WW“ m‘

int. .... ma? i...

laid. on th

sovista. ukinc M special

lound (lied! “dmd ‘ﬂaccid w

than - German mﬂhl“ mu 1:011: a hulldins on I “l”

cl his comrades.

""3113: o! muvﬂw

127), w increase o! almv" 53' ‘from th previous W“ ' ggnditurees o! MGMOF!" °°

M6 000,012.

‘would r:alt MEIR-X

ously new

ra . °'°l..":.'..7.°’l2.€?»“‘ln? f»? wor

p; better-informed "u" _ 1mm- "tea also

result mel- trad!"

“ggltsﬂudtats neplrlmm“ w

tion 4s: Competition

preserved to incurs swift a: ‘em communications. In be run, competition would

more likely to brins lb" ra _ __.

tXhOyUnited-ltahs an trlilesé‘ the Gavel-union a

mtcck hols

and thsh otter to~ths stock issue in the s ration. The Navyasya the stockholder! should cl_ect~i5 dl t- ths. Government should Unitsd~8ta as musi- 8

It have a uniiisd system oi interna- tional communicationa so‘ t

Propose lluge Gomnlunicatisns Set-lip ‘ In II. 8-.

WASHINGTON. May 6 -- (cpl -—'3o::-\var fantlatlon or one giant military sea-vices can be ceitain oi cormratlon m handle all oi thsiquist communications with Unltt-d States’ international com-i parts or the world. Advocates s the navy plan-dome common-c i

municatlons. work now being by l3 companies with a 000.00%

ll

! . Mocoombs was a merchant m: man belore he enlisted in i310 if!‘ M» my w“ “m”: rut... the moms o! Brim" '5 m, m, hi; ship w" Wm“ ' by N“! ,4,-¢,-m of! the w!

11m um‘ 1 "=10"? ' ""

in l wcr rates t u haadiim Ind '

“g; q; pment. soul ha“; hope iv m