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d u; All-Stars, sec- " {if Que-game, mini-SW! He“ Trophy, Bcdeque “have a “no goal lead. The

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f tl-ymen who got - flflllnvllal Sunday»

Amod Airmen Active

c aorsslsss: ‘We’ hllllllsivegi bom on the iio

v ‘“ i“ “l” sill?" "*2 wcuggl-lhetlargunol Mareth, and glscommunique said the enemy n, Myer-mg losses in men and bills» MM “s: ‘w: c u

tile northk hgrwgvzlgntufufig ab thosg positions balan- gq at the fury of the Ax- “mgg h; the Mareth-Zarat area.

flanking Move

‘file British troops ined two miles la their wide flan itrlzliiggé merit to the rear o the o um They reached l D011"- ellht milesbelcv El Hamma, a strategic gees mutton only. I0 miles Wit ,1 s lull-

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lilissecior ls so miles northwest oi the bitter fighting in the Mar- etli-Zlrat sector, and cont-inn“! srlfltli progress there would nul- lily-Alli resistance in the

lemons is about 1i miles east ysknassy and only 21 miles the Gabes-Sfax coastal road which Rommel must retreat y .. decides to do so. I b. infantry forces were about -l between Maknassy and “ i“? '° ii"si"“l.m‘i°i° ssse a ve - (The. allied carmmunique. how- mr ssld esc troops had made ‘lilrllt advances although strongly $00M. and captured a num r prisoners '

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—~COD LIVE]! 01L COMPD WITH OB-EUHOTEX All wnio builder in general run-c condition. Courlle’: Rcxall 1 5w". 3-25

—THE LADIES swan. CLUB of Trinity United Church will hold a ant-ry sale in Brace, McKay an Companys store, Baturdaly. March 2'1. 3-35- 1,

'-'5H~QUE HAND LOTION! Dc- htfully fragrant, hon. [easy o, city. Gourlies Bcxal Dru

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—CORRECTION — In an item yesterday, extending congratulations on the birth of a son at the Halifax Hospital the name should have been Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ozon (nee Jean Profitt). The name of the parents appeared "Boates" in error.

—MAGISTRATE'S CUURT-Be- fore Magistrate W. E. Darby in Summerside last week a man end a woman from a country district‘ were each fined $50.00 and costs or three months in Jail for using a re_ gistrotlcn card that did not belong- to them.

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Personals .

—Pte. Charles Deighan of the Prince Edward Island Highlanders is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Deighan, summerside. S-

-Mr. Clarence Steele, defence player with ihe Providence Reds Hockey team has arrived home in summersidc. Judging by newspaper accounts he has had a very success- ful season. 5- -Q.M.S. Harr Duly of the Prince Edward lslan Highlanders is visiting at his home in Summersidg.

Montreal Durh

Stock Asbestos Beauharncis Bathurst A Can Vlckerg Dom Tar Fraser v T C Ford A

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, Mortgage Sale '

There will be solu at Publlcnluc- tloli in front 0t tile haw Courts nuiiding in Charlottetown oil ‘ITI- any the sari: day oi Aim! 1W at the hour of twelve oclodi 110011 ALL THAT esiwisi. of land Situ- ats on Township Number thirty- Sol/ell in Queens County in said island hounded and described as follows, that is to say: commenc-

he East side of the -

more Road and at the Southwes

nnglo of land in the possession vi John Simpson thence East one‘ Hundred and ton Chains or to land in the possession of Angus Mc- Donald, thencc Southerly aion! the same live chains and twelve o!‘ to the North boundar shell!

and conta fifty-five acres of land e little more or less exccntr ing thereout a plot of lan conve - ed bv said Patrick Stewart to t e, Trustees oi School District Number

Theabovesaleilmltieb V11‘- tue of s Power of Sale can ned m an maeutule of Mortcase date

the 4th day of February AD. i910 made between Patrick Stewart of; Dromore in Queens County. Far - l or, and Rose Stewart his wile oi

Annie M. Dogherty and Sarah E, Doghert and now vested in the underslgne . default having been made in payment of principal and interest.-

Dated this 24th day of March A.

D. 1948.

For particulars apply to McLean d: McKinnon. Royal Bank Build- ing, Charlottetown.

John Franklin McMillan. Robere Inmzworth McMil- lan and Donald McKin-

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Voyager” Screen's Grandest Love Story

—Bettc is cast as Carlotta Vale, s

girl who has been kept in such com- plete seclusion by her mother for so

(m8 3- P914011 OI tlnle, that she Sill-

fers a nervous breakdown as a re- g , suit. It is a role that calls for a

superb performance. and Miss Davis certainly gives that. As carlotta, she plays a young girl of twenty whose first love affair is ruthlessly broken up by her tyrannical mother; a g rl of twenty-eight. who looks like thirty-elem. dowdy. with thick eye- brows, thick rimmed glasses and s bad case of nerves, and as a charm- 1118 Y0“!!! woman of the world.

ca“ OPDOSlte Miss Davis is Paul Henreid, who gave such fine Der lormances in the play "Flight to the West" and the film "Joan of Pal-ls." This picture will most certainly put him up with the screen's greatest lovers. His portrayal of a lonely man who finds happiness but can- not acccpt it is flawless.

Claude Rains. as the psychiatrist called in to help Carlotta find the road to happiness, gives a line per- formance. Never does one Set the feeling that here is a. professional physician, but a. good friend of the family. The role of the mother who

Cooper, famous actress 0! the Lon- 8e.

Ilka Chase is grand as Carlottals slster-lil-law. she is one Vale who refuses to be awed or frightened by Back Bay traditions and is instru- mental in seeing that Carlotta re- ceives the proper care. ‘

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day after the adjournment of the House. however, an announcement was made by way of an answer to a question lil the House of mons at Ottawa. which that the Dominion

had already made some progress in the direction

y our resolution. After lng the matter with my gues in the government I am lng the suggestion that the ques- tion of sending a. delegation to Ot- tawa be deferred until the clos day of the session. or at least un the latter part of next week. In the meantime the committee which prepared the resolution should be o committee to compile materials which would form the basis of a brief to be resented to the appro- priate mem rs of the Dominion Government The House would then decide whether it was neces- sary or desirable to send a rson- al delegatlon to Ottawa th the brief. or whether it, should be for- warded in latter form."

The Premier added that the sec- retary of the committee. Mr. Gra-

am Rogers. was in particularly close touch with all phases of the problem. .

"In the meantime," he added. “there may be some further an- nouncement from Ottawa which would indicate the exact scope of the Dfngress which has already been made by the Dominion Gov- ernment in the ting of s con- tract for the me ng of plans and in surveyin the possibilities of hsvino n. s ‘p constructed at an

Urged II mpter Action

early date "

Hon, Dr. MacMillsn said he wished to clarify his itlon as a member of the resolu ion commit- tee. It was his oninlon that the matter should have been dealt with at 011cc. but the President of the Council. who was chairman of the committee was absent last week on official business. He was not, able to get in touch with the Premier. and wrote him on March id. He read the letter, to the House, which stated that he feltlthe paging of

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y of s e this would be done while the House was taking recess last week. He sug- gested that the Premier obtain an appointment for such s delegation. headed by the Premier, to quit. up.

If‘: pert cl your Spraying Unltl

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version colvcawr central claimed seiloolroom. summit, March as. 8.15 p-tn. s-u- .1 common moron luorrruu l

M t‘ this Thursds will? 8| p.31‘; ulgglon Home. y G 3- -ll.

TRAIN ARRIVAL-The train ar- rived at 1.10 lest evening with 8O , lagers.

SUR- L-UII

Till PRESBYTEBIAN CHURCH IN CANADA-st Andrew's Pres- b terian Church Montague. Di- no Worship will be held neat Lord's Day as follows st ll am. and 1 pm. liLr. Donald Nicholson‘ will be in charge o! both services.

ADMITTED AS MEMBER- At yesterday's special sitting of the Supreme Court, Mr. James Iliiwazd Ivan Trainor was called to the Burl and admitted as a barrister. He had been admitted as an attorney on Febr. l2, i942. His petition wu swirled by Mr. W. E. Bentley, K. .

SEIZE MOONSHINE —- TWBIVI quarts of “moonshlno" and a still | were seized yesterday afternoon in a

on the Federal Cabinet immediate-

In his roply dated March 3D Premier Campbell said he wished first to discuss the matter with his

vernment colleagues in view of

recent announcement by Hon. Mr_ Michaud. He hoped to be able to make a statement to the House on

Tuesda .

I .. house on lower King reet. The contmiefie e. saffgffh Dr‘ Maclunma raid was carried out by Cpl. Shaw meet the 'Minister of fiansport or and ‘wmmbles 1'9"‘! and 54°11“ °i my other mu“ of m|nmwrs_ n the R.C.M.P. and Constable Lund shomd ma, of the City Police Force. It is ox-

the hole C binet. There has already “leech iooamuch gggggncgflgiiewéglzaekelald i" um‘

delay." “W _ r

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He did not see very much TB“, To MAGDALEN S - Four ‘ifiéimiii i‘; ‘iiifiiféfiti “b...- maenseo- was“ m»- B r-d mons. One interpretation was the.

well and two patien ' engineers have been engaged to

for treatment

in hospital here were aboard a Mar- make designs for a new boat. but it would appear, from latel- inform-

itime Central Airwalyg plane re- gale ation, that overtures had simply

turning from the Ma n Islands

yesterday. A total of 350 pounds of been made to certain department- al engineers who might be avail-

mail and 40D pounds of ex ress was

fggrled ondthiaoutwplrd filg Abolillé. able to do the work. 9°“ 5 ° m“ w” W“

Dr, MacMillan emphasized the gckielggegler "gm ~l°ulgf5sgu3fu'

seriousness of the situation and "~ e we“ l" m‘ m 5 ‘i the fact that the question involves the obligations of the Dominion

last week. under the terms of Confederation. JEWLLRY STOLEN "' Thme He cuumfillded the speech made

Pratchteelseargd siiédriiltgs vtle;eflstxolen _ rom sow nowo ..ay- lffvmarigglwhr‘); sginyfglgiby lor‘s Jewelry tore, Sunnyside ‘aft is H11‘ve,'.v'w.u_»~ he said “to yesterday morning. The break was ut on this committee of the House dlsmveled “m” 7-30 Yestfld" la- remonsibilitv of getting fur- “a°r§1lf‘3.r“'hf“ lqetgdm; Wllfpmg‘ ther information, but I ask. what e 1' “Y m‘ ° e re“ ' ° more information should be reouir- “We 07 the missing jewelry had ed u) get ‘h, nnmmm“ Govt-r...“ D8611 (USCOVENG 188i. Tilflllt. ment to do its duty? They know the conditions. Thev should know them just as well as we do. and their engineers ought to be in a position to d"cidc as to the safety g1; ptherwlse of a thirty-year old

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CAR FERRY MOVEMENTS — The 8.5. "Prince Edward Island" completed eight round trips yes- terday making the crossings in summer time, 0n these trips the ferry transported 59 loads of pota- ilocs and turnips and several empty box cars to the mainland. Carried to the Island were 58 loads of mix- ed frel ht and merchandise and 25 empy refrigerator oars. s loft 22 carloads of freight and 3f) reefers at Tonn-éntine awaiting transportation here. All freight had been cleared v0 at BOrden by midnight her merit,

Suggests Premier Go

Dr. MacMlllan inquired 1f the Premier was prepared to ask for an audience for this Province with the King Cabinet, and whether he, 8s head of the provincial gov- ernment. would head the delega- tion. "so that we can show that we are in earnest in this matter." Personals

Prof. MllJar McLure who is in the P.E.l. Hospital ill with pneumonia was reported somewhat improved yesterday.

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the House in that regard if it is de- sirable to arrange for an audience for such a delegation. He again suggested that the decision of the f-gouse ‘be diffifééd untili Tlhllfisdttaly __?_ o hex wee . e agree w e

leader of the Opposition that oe- r mifhilg“ ‘fig? fsalg film!“ glriiifgisiiiwwblfl" “all? ' .isiting in the city the guests of '

ow a ou ro . . ..

only purpose of pre zgingelan brief y§'n%fig'e°d5 daughm“ M5‘ G0"

would be to emphas ze the gravity meat. J. Alfred Blanchard who

of give situalttion. Hp h

_ “ e a eh

Domini‘; "oofififignw-mfie ysame, silent the weekend with his par

1g ghlg; The roblem l, how many erits, lvfr. and lids-s. J. H. Blanchard. 114 Upper Prince Street City, left yestéerday morning on return to his

corvettes wou d such a ship dis- uni POULTRYMEN

place in the construction yards. and is the construction of a car (Continued frontiers f) Resolved that this re-

ferry as important or more import». meeting quest that improved field serv ces be

ant than the new corvettes she would displace" Dr. MacMiilan: "And if the war supplied and that the possibility of the services of a ial rlan in a with, brood organisation by fully

ion the time

Premier Campbell: "Of course. Resp ved s... his meeting on exip ‘bion

that is the problem; However. I think that when the delegation 351?. ill ‘iiiifléilitdsnfr o “Am” ac a form in which fileihcsn be concise- ly and emphs ca y presented."

QUESTIONS ON

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for sawh RtiOh . m. . - are working hours per de/y Fm- s dents?

4. Have any attendants resigned recently and ft‘ what cause?

Mr. McLean:

1. What was the cost of the fish house constructed st Graham's Potriiduipcluding land, labor and mo-

s

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Discussion dug tho afternoon red Mound twice as bib? clilltll‘! lmorttarlitly, seouéirlg of s pm- a o ogist lillnfiw, ptlle relative aghast 1:0 ‘poi-cation of moo of Performance birds. conditions for 111w I'M hotohalhililty. and the lolvixzliamegfofthe fl evincecl live iaitei-es- these lee close ta-ki discussions Dristaol-l. Don

the said property?

3. 1f the said property has been sold state date of sale. purchaser's name and sale prloo and if leased of lease, iessevs name,

terms.

4, What use ls now being made of the said property arid by whom?

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Answers

The followins answers to quee- tions on the Order Paper wen tob- led yesterday by Premier Oomp-

ii. Dr. MacMiilan: 1. Were the rovlslonsofthePlo- vincial Civil rvice Act violated he Acting uty Provincial Secretary, Major . W. Osm bell, for cad-

ln th t ........; s": mo. or... 2. Hos an investigation been

4 w. Curran ‘lbmnto sen- lgrrlta o “wart-he guest Dfizéfflfgll last n t's PEI. Poul Industry

Jnads by the Government in refer- lenoe to this matter and if so what was the nature of the investiga- itlo-i and what was the result? Answer

i. See lanl. to plrlqrs-ph i. 2. No.

ommi tee eetlng held the Ail- gioulturo roam of Prince of Wales

College.

Mr. Curran. e former Islander. born in Charlottetown altr- exrpressed his aiessure in balck lntghsrloiamntzlhen lei: Table all uuu , * which l°“°d ' m” m“

b55595 Del-W!!!" "10 GOi/fim- iishsnent of e dehydration plant at merit of this Province and any de- partment or official of the Domin- ion Government durlng the st‘ year in refcremo to the est-obi h- ment of any war industry or in- dustries in his Province.

Answer: The establishment of war industries. particularly in re- lation to the processing of natural products in this Province was re- oeatedlv u upon the Dominion "ww-"ren. by personal interviews with Hon. J. L. ltaiston and our’ "hsr federal representatives. both ~t Ottawa and in Province. Among ralrinv pert in such ‘oterviews on behalf of "c we . . “right. the Minister and Deputy

.‘"'\l5flr of Agriculture. and Mr

r Waller Jones.

(Tabled alone with the above

the past gar in rderence to s new car ferry replace the “Chst-Iottctovvn.’ er: The Go

been made on zcrviews a Ottawa. bty theammler.

Delightful ‘Vocal Recital last Evening

The closing recital of this see- son’; Community Concerts series, proved a delightful experience t0 a large and enthusiastic flildleiliifl when Erlya Gonzales, soprano, de- lighted her llsierlcrs with the beauty and purity of her lovely voice and the exotic charm of her warm.

DUES . INDIDESTIDN WALLDP YDII BELDW TIIE BELT?

llebYeIFc-gefienfivierfliolfiiiiffl IeielTlislHslpeMsksYen RsnrfTe Go

lore than hull of Your dlltstlon is done $71.... ilfliilfllifiiffi ‘infill? that MIDI “Ill-ion in the staunch AND

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once of ample water, proper WHIP‘ erature. flocks

an imlnsto duction competition to bedpllmlmf-

ed

“on; u o, means of increasing pro-

giction and will") 0888- '

H; also emphasized the desira- bill er batch c after till hatched.

prices on rally‘ for 0d 6885

below the belt.

Whotyvu Iuyaoedis CortefeLittl-euvw Pills oeutlve needed help to that “fersottn N feet cl bowels.

Tales one Carter's Littls Liver Pill before and one after meals. Take them according to

larger flow

vs iuices in your stam-

h w‘. N bell) you diaeet what 7c! v0 no stun’: own way.

Thu hint folks let the kind of relief that

fool better Irgoareurgixeadctn “H170!!! I95 n. 5 your drutlis -

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Hangar At li.A.F. Station ls Destroyed

Blaze Broke Out A- bout Noon Yester- day.

Fire yesterday completely des. troyed a hangar at the ROYBJ A11‘ Force Station near Charlottetown-

Group Calpt. E. A. Blake, officer commanding the station, said the building was completely destroyed and that there vras “some llamas? to olromrt", 1-1., gave no details.