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German Soldiers lli Constant Fear ilfAlliodlnvasion

By HENRY B. JAMESON Associated Press Stall Writer LONDON, April 18 —(AP)— A rre-ilch nurse who escaped from l-‘rance by fleeing across the Eng- lish Channel sa-td today Gennan soldiers manning Nazi defences on the Brittany coast live in constant Ivar of invasion. when the invasion comes. sold ﬂ-year-oid Mademoiselle hucienns it will find Frenchmen using pitclnorks, shovels and clubs fight- llg side by side with Allied troops. (The nurse's true name was con- seuled because of relatives in ﬁance.) Morals Very Bad

She described the morals of Germain troops as "very bad" and mm the soldiers often got. only one n1 .1! a day-thick soup.

Mlle. Lucienne reached England ; ion‘ days ago to Join the Fight- ‘um Vrenrti forces following daring. ear-long efforts which finally won er freedom.

CUiICP-iillill s bitter hatred for the (lerlnuns, she worked in a hos- i'...l curing for Nazi soldiers and earned much about vmat they were doing. She made friends with some and said one iniured soldier

to make love to her. to her experi- Nazi-dominated

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RETURN HOME — Messrs. John and Peter sharkey of Corravills 9.171.. who have been employ - at ﬁafalgar in lumberln! during the winter months, arrived in town Thursday and were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. John I". Mac- Donald, leaving Friday morning on return to their home on tho Is- land- New Glasgow News.

LAID T0 REST - The funeral of Mr. John Connors wss held yesterday morning from rnnk Hen- nesseyls Funeral Home to ths Church of the Most Holy Redeem- er where Requiem High Mass was celebrated bv Rev. Richard Balms. C SSR. The pallbearers werc:— Messrs. Joseph Costello, John Lacey. William Hughes, Harry Larter, Joseph Hughes snd J Austin Trainer Service at the grave was conducted by the Rector, Rev. A. MacDonald.

FUNERAL SERVICES- The fun- Prederick Vickerson Hennitage, was held from his late

FT1lnc9,‘l‘€Sld€ﬂCB Monday, April 19th, and

r eyes shone with excitement was largely attended. Services at jthe home and stove were conducted

“u, told of the underground using carried on by her coun- gainst the invaders.

Predicts Rising

"When tho second front nu will sea s nlnss rising of the Ewrwlr people." shedeclared. "Men, utwnﬂrl Rllﬂ chzlriren tirill turn upon tte Gemzans with everything they

"hey daft livs for anything tlsﬂ roc‘ y. Those tvithout arms o ‘ ' carrying plwiliorks, sho-

ks and anything they can hands on." d how tho French peo- polnted when the in- t come in March and BKiII-(l that :3". (lormans also ex- p0.‘ . ‘t m. thut time. dztint come, it left she continued. “Now _ g in consfant fear. : rte there is a military alert s go for days without allowed to remove their cl. "

‘lire nizrse asserted that the Frown people hold a low opinion of tier-man fortzlications around the Brittany coast, which she said ﬂallﬁifi. mostly of tank obstacles owl some cement pillboxes. She n told. she added. that for- along other sections of ich coast are stronger. but id no direct knowledge of the l oiltslcie Brittany. . nlri :hat recently she had t- i {oi-med that Brest was one ' to mos‘ heavily defended cities ‘im continent. » ' the Gennan troops in (iPsCrlbCd as "very . sent. there to replace to apparently were sent nsdan front. - i veterans were seen around " the opening of the Russian ‘ she said. adding that disci- nttmzzg the young soldiers lilzlllifﬂlliefi by threatening w them to Rilssia. Sort/oral are known to have shot ha. ed themselves rather than :01? this." she continued.

Th» nurse reported mat the forc- ed our. ptlon of labor was rallld- h‘ (irn lint: the country of young ywvurlimcn and said that “unless tho second front comes soon. there

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by his pastor, Rev, A . Weir. Vernon. assisted by Rev. D. K. Pownal. Pallbearers were

Messrs. William Masters, I. J

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Ira, Ernest McMillan, Everett stew. art. Interment was in the United‘ Church cemetery Vernon River.

LORI. BUARD T0 MEET - A Board for the selection of Odfi- rer Candidates for entry into the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Resenievrlllbe convened aboard H. M.C.S. Queen Charlotteori the 24th April, 1943 at 0930. All those inter- ostcd in appearing before

M.C.S. Queen Charlotte on or be- fore Thursday April 22, i943. No applications can be received be- yond this date.

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fil-

neral of the late Mrs. Mary Gor-

man who passed away on Thurs- day, April 15th, in t-he Sacred Heart Home, was held from the residence of her son, Mr. John Gorman of St. Charles. on Satur- day. April 17. to St. Charles Ro- man Catholic Church. where Re- quiem High Mass was sung by the Rev. Leonard McDonald. Interment was made in the church cemetery. The pall- bearers were Arthur Cahill, Mari- uel GormarnStevenMc-Innis. Fran- cis Got-than, Wm. McCarthy and John Mclsaac.

Personals

Ml‘. New Zealancl have received a cable announcing the safe arrival over- seas of their son, Joseph.

Friends will regret to learn that Mr. William Morgan has entered the Charlottetown Hospital suf- fering from a broken bone in his ankle.

lvlrs. Duncan MacKinnon of Riv- ercale has received s, eablegram from her son first class Stoker Berton lVLacKlnnon, announcing his sale arrival overseas.

Mr R. Moore. who baa been employed in the Steel Plant, 'I‘ren- ton, N.S , during the winter months, leaves in s few clays on return to his home in Murray Harbor, PE I.

Nifra. Ghristoper Isscko. wife of Wing Com, O. G Isacke. H. A.l"., and young son Peter left yester- day by plane for Toronto and New York to join her brother-in-law Commander J. L Isacke, R N.

m. Plotter Jenkins. who spent several days in Trenton with his mother. Mrs. Benjamin Jenkins and his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rolnnd Weathcrbie. left yesterday momlng on his return to Charlottetown. P.E.I. - New Glasgow News.

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IN MEMORIAM

MRS. JULIA GOSBEE

The funeral of the late Mrs. Julia Gosbee was hold at her home ln Gladstone, P.E.l. on Sunday, April ll, 1943, conducted by Rcv. W. C. Picketts. She had born in fallinl health and her death was not unexpected. She icnves to mourn one datighter. Mrs. Mabel McLeod 0f Murray Harbor and five grandchildren. Her only son predeceased her less than a your ago. The following hymns were sung‘. Just. as I am, What nPrlond

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- ~ e - __ o Ages. Pallbearers were Alex G95‘. bee. Alex McKay, Tfhomas Gosbee, Henry Richards. Percy Richards and Clarence Cuddy. Intennent Murray River Oemete .

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MRS. ALEX E. RICHARDS

The vicinity of Gladstone. P.E.I.. and community were shocked and saddened by the sudden passing of Mrs. Alex E. Richards (nee Mary Hell Nicholson) at her home in Gladstone on tho morning of April 5, 1943 in her 60th year.

Although in failing health for some time her death was very un- PXDYTicd. She contracted influen- za and in spite of all that medical aidandlovingcanooulddoshs

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passed sway on the above date. she will be sadly mined both in her home and the community for she was s loving wife and mother and over ready to extend a helping hand w all in need and everyone was cordially welcome in her home and she will be kindly remembered by a large circle of relatives and frlcnds. me leaves to mourn be- sides s. sorrowlng husband four daughters. (Annie) Mrs. James M. Penny, Beach Point; (Janet) Mrs Lester M. Boston, Charlottetown; (Margaret) Mrs. Harold Benton, Alexandria and Miss Ida at home. Two sons. Ernest at Murray River and James at home. Nine grand- children. two sisters, (Oliva) Mrs. Cyrus Bears, Rioslindale, Mass: (Bus) Mrs. Geo. MoAnisland.

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Innis Valley. PILL; (one predeceased her many years ago); three brothers also survive. Angus Nicholson. Lorne Valley; John of Chicago and Daniel of Washington.

The funeral was conducted by her pastor Rev. W. O. Picketts and was largely ttended.

The followng hymns were sung. the lord's my Shepherd. What a Friend we have in Jesus, Asleep in Jesus. and Shall we gather at the River.

The pail bearers were Clarence Cuddy. Alex Gosbee. John Hooper. Sidney Munn. Percy White, John B. Sanders.

“is remains were driven by F. D. Bnehaut. Interment Murray

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