SHAY,

P.W.0. Faculty

Member studies

N. B. methods

FRED

ERICION. March M.-(OP) -Prof. W. A. MacPhee. of the lllac- Elt/y of Prince of Wales Colleaw. at

llarlottetown. has arrived here and will observe the method of training

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CRASWELL for Photographs.

CONTEDERAUON LIFE INSUR- ixcl- [r9789

FUNERAL SERVICES — The filneral of Mrs. Isester Hooper we;

teal-hers at tlle- Provincial Normaijheid satin-day afwmoon from the

School. Dreuaratorv to opening

urmal course at Prince 0f Wale

uileue next term

A tentative plan under considera- tion at the college is for a two-year ourse in tellchel- training with the tilst year adapted to an academic IOUYSQ.‘ and the second veer to R pro-

fessional course partlv academic.

ROTARY

1

At the Rotary luncheon yester- 91119105“? °f the ClN-R- W85 was Cup-

drlg. tllc piles; speaker

tliclsean Funeral Home where ser- vice was conducted by Rev. Hugh Miller and Rev. Donald Boothroyd. The pallbearers were Messrs. Ful- ton Pound, Garfield McNevin, fled- lvy McNeiil, Rttsseil Kelly, Preston

‘Carley and Edward Blanchard. In-

terment was in the Pcopis Ceme- tery, service at the grave being conducted by Rev. Donald Booth. royd.

C.N.R. RAILWAY LWRLOYEE INJURED-Mr. Robert. Hurry, an sev- erely injured shortly after ll

_ . l. ,_ H EA I, k9. w“ i. a“ o'clock yesterday morning when he tgqlllxxiuso [he Royni‘ Vlfflnnligegutif- glflld his foot Jammed by the wheel

les at Dcbert. N- S.

a railway coach. He was 55515;-

In 11130 the speaker had gone as m3 m "mkhg repair?‘ 5° a bmkell

a. lllifiSlUlllify to the Peace

Ulllilllf)‘.

in h...‘ talk which was lntcresz- comm? ‘Owmds him- The and marked by toxic-lies oi’ humor, he told of his that country, for i he ilrulitvtcd a great. future.

iilg", llllol illiii

e. fences ill

River

steam pipe at the rear of the de- poi. and foiled io notice the car wheel did not puss over the foot, but dragged it along the track. It is thought that it was badly bruised. He was taken by ambulance to the P. E. Island Hospital.

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attendance hem today on assemb- ling to assume your Legislative du- ties.

2. 1n August last this Province was honoured by a. visit of Can- ada's new Governor-General, Ills Excellency tbs Eul of Athlona, ao- ootnpanied by Her Royal Highness. the Princess Alice. The people of Prince Edward Island were peat- ly impressed with the: dignity and personal charm, which have made His Excellency and Her Royal High- nest, greatly respected and beloved by all classes of Canadians.

5. The ruthless and barbaric was‘ of aggression continues to involve the continent of Europe and a large part of the civilized world. Since you lost met, Holland and Belgium fell victims to Nazi dom- ination and our gallant allies of France were driven to capitulation. 4. The heroism and steadfast dc- termination wlth which Great Brit- ain recovered from reverses 0n the continent, and defended har Island home against most violent and sustained attacks, have won for her the admiration of the whole world. These qualities have oom- ‘oined lvith her command of the seas and her growing supremacy in the air to render a conquest of Britain impossible. We rejoice that in this struggle Great Britain has the undivided support and oo-op- oration of a. united British Com-

THE CHARLQTTETQWN GQABDIAN

negotiations will be instituted at an

i ll» central llllarlllan Wartime Opening ars=aztaatptylsr..a ti:

posals embodied in the Report.

17. My Government has continu- ld to lay increased emphasis on agriculture, and particularly on the ‘ ‘ t and improvement of our live stock. dairymg, and poultry raising. Additional encour- agement has also been given to the production. processing, and marketing of fruits and vegetables, and to the distribution of limesrona and other mates-isle.

18. M Government regrets that. the agr- cultural markets for the past year have not. been as good Is anticipated. The war has greatly curtailed export markets and the Canadian demand for agricultural products has not yet kept pace with industrial expansion. We confident- ly hope, however, that the present year will bring a greatly increased demand and a much improved mar- ket for the products of our farms and fisheries. You will be asked to consider the most effective meth- ods of adapting a ricultural pro- duction m the req ements of our national wartime economy.

I trust that your deliberations will, under Divine Providence, con- duce to the welfare of this Pro- vincc.

After His Honour left the cham- ber the customary Pro Forms bill was introduced.

Amid much applause, a vase of magnificent roses was placed on the desk of Hon. Dr. W.J.P. Mac- Milian, leader oi’ the Opposition, the occasion being Dr. Maclvllliarrs 00th birthday nnnive$ary.

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Yugoslav Govft

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soviet Russia and Turkey were re- pottd by unofficial but reliabfe sources in Istanbul to have a counter blow ready in case 'I‘ur- be feels she must fight. eso sources said Russia would m-aff their friendship declaration of 10M, a toward Russian aid "short ofl war" for Turkey. ' At the same time high dlp- l loinatlc quarters here reported that Russia had forbidden ex- I

port of oil to German since tun-ell 1, the day lllglrll I signed with the Axis, as an

emphatic sign of disapproval of Germany's steady advance In the Balkans.

In a last-minute effort to pre- vent the Yugoslav-Axis deal from going through, the British Am- assador. Ronald Ian Campbell, personally delivered to the For- eign Minister a note declaring, Yugoslavia was “deludlng herself"

“condoned by the ernment." Whether the note-final sequel an_ allusion to possible British re- talation lifter Yugoslavia throws in her lot with the Axis could not t be learned. ° ' But diplomats believed it con- tained a warning that Yugoslavia,

Motor Mechanics

in P. I. l. between the ages sf 81-60 desirous of ante immediate actlva naval servlea are Invited to place application with the 001p: inandlng Officer lt.C.N.V.l., Char- lottetown before Friday, March 28. At least two yea-n satisfactory service in a motor repair shop no-

"uu" 1. lei-s as u

Nazis claim 30,000 tons of Shipping sunk’

BIIRLIN. March M-(AD-Ger- man sources claimed today’ t-hl destruction of “at. least 80.000’ ad- ditional tnns of British shi . and issued an avowed eye-wt account of how a long earlier drama had ended in the sinking of 12B.-

lt she thought her action would be b _b t, m] British Gov- |g9,9,,,',‘;',‘,i,,,_'."...,‘3€ raisdlieigortechntfiy- h

que. (None of these claims has been

w two or“ warmngs-contamedisulxstantlated by Britain. The Ad-

miraltys weekly announcement of ship losses will be issued Tues- day morning.)

The Nazi claim of success at sea in

was in two sections The

. f first, dealing with current

Whu (ll-y Obs-bum Captain Norman W. tnnoilmad to tho meeting that the city of Gur- lottetown was definitely wfifiiin strikingdistance of its objective in the Canadian War Services Fund drive unbounded antahtusiasm , re- vailed. m first report mes was hold at the Holy Name Ha loot evening when 100 workers pn-

and the situa- anaiyned by the members of the executive who were present. Be on the figures were released. su ,was served teir mos was samyilomnnm . the lscbesoftd-ieibasiidcaand Words of appreciation were hand onallsidesandavoteofttimks was moved by ND. McLean. second- ed by J. M. Mirrley. which was

eartilv

As the various divisions . iuvssevtflnentthatabeenocm t: progress. When a analyze!‘ was reseller! it became clgp: mat. Division No. 1 captain- . had succeeded

Excellent Response To Wat Services Drive

Within striking distance of goal in opening day is encouraging report,

UWIIIIIIQQIUQJKHI

MAR .15- 1m

wgirve Jdonm. I. . F. Fras , - ladies team ans,°'..,°_§{j§§;in:t m. s. Grant and A, B, “he, f“ W. spacial names COXILIIIHJQ. ,3“ n" moot until tomorrow nigm is also true of the wmnmmé h , 9d by Emmet Champion “-mm"“°' for its object, the securing of fiptlozls from citizens who ‘If; PWfl-rfly absent from the mo,

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i‘... star when he is at present statlotmp Captain Parked- of the [tame w,”

t-her camps" As ht» < \ . - ~ .po.'i_ mcmasllliill‘ clerlr Elm; n

i es anti i ; .. neéessarydaxrad “Dgilugfillilgfm m, - more gave ill .

l Wllmdld "Deb" ulik and the city chainnan tin‘. cv v {qd still outstanding would lfiifill‘?

Lion tomorrow and reports-i q; at ifho next assembly whys, W, be held tonight at flit‘ 15,,“ Church. ‘

The Speaker then read over the

when llo went there in i930 t-lle Speech. It was resolved to take 1t

CilbZYICL in which he labored had an u: a of E00 square miles and r. p tilloli o.‘ . Three yt-llrs lut- ei- the popl n had grown to Diitlc than 4,000.

l‘ l a Pmce River area is .. . Ill the quarter lnce wilere he had

would be subject to the same treat-

ment as Romania. and Bulgaria lmmom and issued by the his)‘

into consideration on Tuesday. 1t mm now mu [command claimed that U-bvflls .i - , ~. , . Pied bl’ Gem-m el- t' ‘ the North Atlantic “m be mowd b3 A‘ w' Ammefi" niies. Britain broke off relations lggilntihgg Qfiocked out 27,500 “m5;

d Cl d b C1 Kl . ““Pl_e5';ci‘é'r‘ ‘Eamfibefimlalgrasexitzgll to with both of them and announced that two 5mg}; 5mm aggpeggflng

the House the writ of election and the Returning Officer's returns for the by-cleotion for the 2nd District

monwealth.

5. The recent sweeping victories of the Greek and British forces in the Near East have greatly reduc- Mlich oi the delay was caused when ed the danger of Italy as an enemy a snolv-piow was derailed shortly in the conflict.

after IPGVIHK Georgetown. Riliizvliy" 6. We rejoice at the sympathy oft: ere said there had been and cooperation of our great neigh-

iy and no doubt. remains as to the outcome of the drive in the city.

An oliistandhig feature of the way in which the workers are be- ing received was indicated in the canvas made b! Clifford MacDon- ald who had the gratifying and un-

GEORGETOVVVN 'l‘lfAlN DELAY- ED_ — The ll'.'llll from Georgetown £ll'l‘l\'E(l hcre hours title _l'est.-i"d;l*,'.

Scotland; that in the waters of the

hum“ lmmflm Shetland Islands s. 6,000-ton mor-

. . 00 bic snowfall" in the hour the United States of Amerl- f m 1 (,1 13mm. 1 ‘gblifh Mlmlms . rn st litm t ti P~ ~ ~ ' l t. i t‘ l o! Queens or e Gee Ono hantman had been ‘subdued’ by _, v . Quip“ L? .[°,,,““‘ T iiu for hozli Soourlsltlinzi Alllllfliiel/ ifijlltglrusilat‘ iislecngginlgcwinfgeacsflfga cuéfigargezqsggbngflfilgéd Mess“ Grllve intemal disorders were fiwenombing attacks; that in the 11'.‘ f“ ‘m5 l“) “*3” “m1 Harbor carried snow plows but had for assistance to Britain and the ' threatened by “dent Serbs Wh° Mediterranean Sfllllh 0f CW" 13f THE MERGE‘ NT 37-“515!

Matheson and Kitson having pre- cmwe 07 fivedml- , viously been duly sworn were then 7- M-Y Gmfmment will °°‘°P°T" introduced to the Speaker and took ate with the Government of Can- men- seats.

' lg until the lur- d growth was due ~lod of sunlight. In

have not forgotten their fight a- gainst Germans, Austro- Hungar- ians and Bulgarians in the first

000 tons of shipping had been at- tacked and heavily damaged. The second account told of an

little trouble with drifts. The char- ‘lotzetowii area and the western section of the Province had only a

Denies Taking

By J. Arthur iliid (1,, Vnntllc-rendonck

i" 15 m" l"“,'*"'5° few snolvflurries over the r i; d i l 1 i r cti- l n u es for ~ - 379M WRT- alleged engagement which . the i- “9 “as only a fomparfltlvely -—-—— “ee an - if“? elflfcciiltlc ppiosdéluiiolfafifr Caii- ,p'§§,“;,,i§‘“°‘““ Committees M" Popular demonstrations throulzh- Get-mans termed historic in that it (Continued from pile 1) You have seen him in tile street WAR SERWCES DRIVE OPENS ' out. tlie country attested to a stead- was "probably the first b R0 g round on grcvicy gm,

title's wilr effort. A ‘very lilrge ilum- bcr of nit-ll from tilts Province have woilis-ed in His hfnajcstys Active

Fred Gaudet, Charlottetown .lnd Allan Hickox, Bradrllbnnc were tip- pointed doorkeepers of the House.

You've despised him.

wer, including the been out, on ll '

l! co-operation of battleships and U- ing plan, were the

ily growing opposition. Tnight pub- ' It was

lating to man llc meetings were forbidden.

compulsory tra

wml mltAolz-tvllli flags fly-

ing from and in front of bilsiness boats in ocean warfare."

. vki-‘O-“We if’? "l- “>115 0i W0- prctniscs and streets crowd“ .m' F . W. d 1 h As precautions against revolt. said to have begun about at mid- result o1 careful studies made by But you didn't see the 1

11m“ gnu he lllllfiz‘ slit-cull} PCIFTEQIC? pedestrian; to View the pnrnéie,“zllle lfiiéyii“, géggigsf“, ‘lssuiep g1. all’: “Hrliiorgiilolgefgrl-Zpfilvgeillaéhefogxlslig Preinler Cvetkovlc ordered police Atlantic, the inter-departmental committee On a dark and lflllell‘ sill»,

o‘ e _ ‘ nolil o1 le war Services Drive opened yes- im-vspnb Conflict Wm enable me m_ Opened mé Session ' on 24-hour duty, put into effect an German surface .ships. it was on labor coordination on which Through a submarine and “um.”

vililch s a terdziy with fine spring-like 119,15 n; we work; to my ‘note se_ T f“ 1 - din m older ctuicelling all army leaves claimed, "held off’ British WM’- chg Labor Dqpartment and de- fasted sea. lll '~\'lll-"il‘ Lilli“? weather favoring operations, The Qum- 1"0un<i,.ti(,,,,<, (or lasgng mam teeshfvm? g” “liititg,” g mmm ‘ mid instructed troops in large jshlps, including a British battle- fence services were represented.

~ heficfilfi? l" Srhlmls “TIGVGlSIIIlSSCKI early to .\Iv Government is pfqpallljtr to 0 cflculixre. Hbn William H toivns to kcep their rlflcs and ma- ,ship of - the BLOOO-ton ‘Maluyfl and by the National Labor supply You have cheered the Nzvy 1M.‘ (i l.- (lifiliffl. to 1.. allow pupils VIQW i119 pjlg-fldp “qflch ‘ ” n “F - ' ‘ chute-gulls al- hand. The calling of lClzlss" while submarines Drowled 30pm on which employers and 1n their hggvy pnn¢td<

co-opcrnte with the Government of Delmis_ HmL John A_ Cnmp1m1;_

the 800 square mil»;- »;i - . .-, . , , . _ _ . _ l, _- i 1- w (i , wd, ,._. _,‘.'

‘I ‘A .. located m... ‘ill; ...°‘i..".°.;ll..£-'.‘fi.‘E.ll€;i“ei.§‘: ,@,;;"i,§-,.1.,;§,,,1;"§;1;§:,,.;:"@:;:;:§ g=»;,-,,,,**-,,;gw J,”',*..l="‘;,,§fgg§,,f.§ '°¥i§“‘i,,.g:,m°,,~;g;;>,e,,t;;;;llii;;gt,,, “m” t" m" W" "'9 °°‘ "iitlémfli? difalillbfi up..- Y°“,.°se,,,,,gi>gg,,t,fl Th... oi yCOgCISHIilOI vllflPfll ‘he twerit munlt! Band, R,C_N_V_R_' Veterans strucmorh n: Jr. wig?” hot-ms Esq Pétmi meetings was 1551,51 after ham? in; program, said Col. R - You may have a touch or funk “not “an. tuo years aler new Guar of Canada, R.C,A.F., 8_ The people o; “m; province A Meta“ ES ' " bills had been circulated calling the Labor Department WM Elvin! when you read, "Big 31-111 BM

(we eaten, curated truck. The parade proceed- have ‘wlcomed a number or chm - i q' for a mass meeting in Belgrade B, , trade training to men 1B years gunk-xi

But d d you diink about ere me-

Rottlrlun V. AdAinsworth was in the lr anti the guests were Ro- l A. R. Cooper of Debert. (who

used the silcaker), also J.

Mfillwl. Grafton.

ourles. ’ n. three R. A. F. men, Al- ban Farmer, E. L. Miles of Mone- ton. Captain N. W. Lowther and L. R. Alien of Summerside.

7W‘ 5"'l'l'@Y1l'.\'. RKXV Clidmoi-e Charlottetown Hotel. (ivi-o s‘ ‘lfd that A. D. McNeill of Glace Doucetie was chairman. Dlie to the I‘i\ had been declared District. fact that many lnclnlncrs

Governor by acelamalion. vices Fluid drive was sometvhat

nrlmle_d__flo_n_i_p_a,g 1) " " Yugoslavia.

an, respond in any way to

Such Tf-‘Ports do not cor-

tloli of the Soviet Government.

""21 In the event that Turkey should be the object of aggression and :she found herself obliged to enter war for the defence of her territory. Turke could then, in conformity wit the non-aggres- sion poct existing between herself and the USSR. rely on the full and comprehensive neutrality of the U.S.S.R.'

"The Turkish Government has expressed to me Soviet Govern- ment. its sincerest thanks for this declaration and has informed it that the USSR. on its side, in iile event it should find itself in a similar situation, could rely on

and its ed with the King.

ed from the Armoliries up

suwt’ along Q“e°%rm?‘°]““°"d-filly Gorerlllneiit. .

and Kent returning to the

GYRO CLUB IlIEMBl-ZRS HEAR TALK—-The Gyro Club weekly dinner last evening at the

working on the Canadian War sq- ——— the attendliillze below prlr. _ ' guest speaker, Rev. I, J. lllf.’ Baptist chill-ch very flue lecture. taking its SllbJCCl, the history of that Con“- try so much in the ilews racial hatred exisrtlienq-ollliéltliiign tile .95’ dhe “was ‘"9 "PW mfwticany the posh Serbs and me Germans “m, Au§_ililll1i€‘(i to tilose_ derived from re- [gijans and mm o; U“. Oxuvlnvh ‘H, liizlytilent. of (‘Xlhllllg loans. which these people have gone in Wmmcm‘ 15 ab“ giie pa? to preserve llilflii‘ liberty s a. was vcr mllci a rcciat- . ed wming at a nyme when 2g mam, ‘proved methods of processing and are wondering about this peoples. The meeting clos-

CJLLEI) HOME BY ILLNESS —- A Canadian Airways plane, piloted by Cari Burke land- ed at Dundas, from Charlottetown late yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Florence Roddie of New York passenger. She wils enroutc to the bedside of hcr father, Archibald

Kent "tircii of British parents, for whom

has found excel- ‘lrlit foster henles for the duration of the was". We shall be exceeding- ly glad to receive a much larger number of British children if it is found desirable to send them to Clinrlda.

9. My Government continues its policy of assisting the re-cstabllsh- int-lit of ilcctly" fisllclnlen by the stlpilly of gcllr and equipment, mid ’ ishlilg clltltcrilli aid to the families of fishcrillcit who flzld thcltlscivcs in clrcllitistallccs of reel cilsirrss. Owing to lhc discontin- uance of ilrallts-iii-liid from the Government of Cuililzia. Provincial iOllllS and llsrlsillllflfl must be ca:- ,lie:l out on a gfUfilly reduced sczlle.

y Gov- by ii iructions

ti otherwise, giving praoical as- lstzlilce to the development of im-

itlnrketing fish, and to the promot- ion of community gardens in fish- ing communities.

l0. My Government. has continued the Youth Training Scheme inaug- urated in the Province iii coopera- tion with the Government‘ of Can- ada. Courses have been coilducted on the subjects of tlgricultule, poul~ try, fisheries, forestry, practical carpentry, handicrafts, domestic. science, home nursing, leadership, practical mechanics, biacksmlthing-

On Public Accounts: Hon. Harry H. Cox, H. Francis lvlacPhee, Esq., Montague Anllclir, Esq., C: Cleve- land Baker, Esq., Brewer W. Rob- inson, Esq., Alexander W. Mwlhe- son, Esq., John Mustard, Eksq.

On Standing Rules and Orders: Hon. Horace Wright, Hon. M. R. MacGuigan, H. Francis MacPhce, Esq., W. F. Alan Stewart, Esq., Wm. Hughes, Esq.

On Private Ellis: Hon. Mark R. MacGuigrln, Hon. Marin Gallant, Russell C. Clark, Esq., Alexander W. Mathesoil, Esq., Wm. Hughes.

sq, On Printing and Binding Jour- nals: Hon. Dougald MacKlllnoti. George Barbour, John Mile:- ard, W. Alan Stewart, Fsit, Aeneas Gallant. Esq.

On Isvgisintivc Library: William

Hughes. ism, D. N. MacKay, 1.. J. Walt-er Joncs, Esq., Gcogc C. Kitson, Esq., William J. P. Mac- Millilli. Esq. On Engroming Bills: John Mus- turd, Esq., Edward P. Foley, Esq., Aeneas Gallant, Esq., W. J. P. Milo- ‘Mlilitll, Esq., George E. Seville, Esq.

On Revising the Journals: Alex- ander W. Muiheson. Esq., Thomas

M. Linklettcr, Esq., W. Alan Stewart, Esq.

On Contingent Accounts: John Mustard, Esq., MacPlisc.

Esq., Edward P. Foley, Esq. On the Fox Industry and Fish- erics: Hon. H. H. Cox. Aeneas Gal- lant W. J.

bllifl vcd. to enlist

public park tomorrow as it pro- GS ,

A government decree dissolved the board of directors of the Bel- grade Radio Corporation and nam- ed the chief censor of the press bureau us a comrnissar to direct broadcasts.

‘Yugoslav Officers To Grcecc

Manly officers of the Yugoslav nriliy, always anti-German in its feelings, were reported escaping a- cross the border to offer their sor- viccs to Greece. Among thcm wei

flcers of the royal guard.

The Patriarch of the Serb ortho- dox Chlircii culled a nlectillg of the Holy Synod for Thursday in 1n ef- fort by Rcgciil Prince Paul, it was the church to quiet popular resentment.

The pamphlets scattered in Bel- grade tonight were eagerly rend. They declared government lead- ers responsible for joining the ax- is were “iraltors" and added:- ‘Those who risk the heads of l6,000.00t) people must. understand the risk to their own heads." Another circular said: “The gov- ernment is preparing treason. In a. few days the axis pact will be signed. This means certain shame- ful deai-h for our country, the end of our freedom. For the first time in 0111' ill-story we are being asked to kneel before tyrants, to sink in-