cm WESTERN cocoons

lat-alt Hill

‘tgztinamserwlg “NTTTMIQ Ballad away as ' .

in Sydney. Mrs. “£459 izounty Hoe ital on

left Summerside on Tue:- 35 Mr Andrew. t, an

ntEMEN clam

some mariner shortly after . me ant of St. Eieanork and two step furnace. He Wad chilled sons. William Ga ant of Summer- side and John Gallant of St. Elea- the evening, hora. also one dauahter. ing from the Mrs. Antony Gaudet andt ble difficui- ate daughters. Mrs. Jose h Arsen. yum. a t, Mrs. Glorice Gallan and Mrs. Thos. Brown of Summerside. Tho funeral was held on Wednesday morning at nine o'clock from St. in time to prevent what Pauls Church to the Roman Ca have been a serious fire, s. llclic Cemete ,.. The following were ___.___._- the pail bearers: Messrs D Neill. W. J. Lidstone, Emanuel wedsa. Emanuel Arsehault, Archie Bernard and Joseph Gallant-S‘

noticed smoke com all“, After considers make his way- i0 the ascertain the cause. There age caused by gill:

"F. unit in St. John, g the past week wltn Howard Waite

til Men Prepare

t Ho y pl n tn h conditions is their own esent only two or three wells e for refining at the small

1e River, which flows Mi‘, there is nothing to distinguish ells as an oilfield N‘ lver huddle oi storage talks and the black smudge from by its hurtling "bottoms", low quality dailies and.

which there is no market in Public Relations officers Maritime Press Censor H. B. Jeff-

trict and which has to Mrcyed when it exceeds its stor- erson. - Also present were Messrs.

forest of derriclrs. McNeill. Tar-onto, General _ ager of the Canadian Press; Gillis y ‘fir-ewe Toronto. dsisisgntm kl ttheir e rience in ber- 9r! anaser: an . . er e.

m Halifax, Atlantic Superintendent. ‘Newspaper delegates and others attending the annual session 1° eluded D. R. Smith. the Saint John Times-Globe, Mr. Keating th to 9,880 in southern A1. Moncton Times; _ .7. H. Grainger, is "sweet", free from Mwcwn a ' arsffin base Tr“

rtable derricks are

V Here, 1n contrast to Turner val- ley. they encounter oil at remark- lhiyshallow depths, wells varying feet compared

Iir. E. M. Dagnall

(continued frcmpage _ i.)

nclal report was passed F Va uound tothernenibers and alter a Luven, Canadian Army Public Re- ussio Messrs. Brad- latiorts Officer. W. Ritchie, Mcwaue, Lowther g A luncheon following the busi- llsponsid we; ad lieu meeting was attended by s re was mnnber of Charlottetown guee , aeDonald including Hon. M. R. MoGui Acting Premier, Mayor B. ltoy Hol- man, Hon. Dr. W..I.P. Mac- arid Mr. Justice A. E. Ar-

mani" ta lsitin a I V 8W pi nr. gichemin

or assistance. His report WEI mm,“

Died.

The ltelief Committee re Md by Comrade HA. showed the good wor-k accom-

isiti report.

V

rsde amesnfdciierlna. m

we s detailed description of this

timmi e’ activities and paid

line tribute to the Red Cmss O0 E M Signal! ls t a

dwss nasto

on nicely- cto the Lid!!!’ v cell. sham twhers forty-five adles H! uired at first it has Itasad to eighty-live to handle the

t work for the members of th ‘(la-e at; report was unall-

l ma: m a “fig assoc" "r reso ut n e ‘ ~

e took

ESSIO CAR r ' I a xFvY-"r"a\'K'R%IvR' **

l T. E. IIIGKEY

Ullertmd Accountant

Illtellarlnniy .

all! l.’ Illness: IL, |fl_

. OSHBJ: . na/"r" llollllillllaldllllwl ulrrr - lien. aaaewbtieleaaveewpng . "'"~=-'"--':..w.s-s..s;*i~ '-*""_

dellvendte aemehl—nenlds. "'15P Ilelollfec

i-blBllylees.

One mile east of Sum- - Modern “a Worm and our-at bum:

pg, 5m. a ' Street has been rent- dqgqm "canvas Ahern is the o

n Th", la Mrs. Gallant. who ‘_ v, long resident of st. ndiié...‘ h1g5

rain: t0 o! n" in m, pmgbmy. been removed- from her home to h H,“ Qn the mini the hospital for treatment. it wardiscovered "l!" FWIY early on pipe of,the furnace 1 f the him- i1

Discussed at G. P. Meeting

t to lneet,regional needs. 9d he" yam-d, by member, o are ready W lo in?» the Maritime divivs uctiori when needed. my

of the Sydney. N.S., Po and C.P. director was

be

J. R. Burnett and Prank the Charlottetown: Gu

lat ons Officer; Mac:

were en at his summer cottage

n w“ " the compassionate allow- "WWY ances w widows of departed vet- erans and said this should also ex- tend to children of veterans whose other was also deceased. The rc-

d t. ,- q, The truste?’ report was reed bi! “d,” Mum", m,‘ m, antler,“ committees under his command

' fir?“

the ldent was sa the plécesmmendstiolis made by the Legion for returned men. The rep- ia the negative but the p11"

the mes that

for their cooperation- Comrade 'r a. not»

movedavoteof

. ration and esaia ah" his committees.

aa-follows: Honorary Johnson. Chaplain!- and luv. d. R- e first rich Second vice preaid

-s.aa'rr 20w! =n W“? heunfl ' , o-e-ei. IITI-ll t _ wn 9n" n 9;,'",,,,,P3,,,,,,,,,,,.,,“gv, w; an 5'" perationfertlefirgvrsteq

‘of’ . -\ i‘

George Mt tmciy ‘Jim iiiltilerit

/” "tutu MlliERL

’ Uilflli DY AICNII MAYO Produced Iv WiilIAM lelAlON

NEWS 0F Th!) DAY Shows 7.30-9.15 THURSDAY AT 3.30

APITUI.

SUMMERSIDE

News Problems

“Orchestra Wives” Stars Glenn Miller With Movie Folk

....__. First oi all, the picture stars d the band that for time succes- sive years has been voted Amer.

Resolutions aimed u" facflitatln newspaper coverage of news d r interest‘ at Attllantic ports an s eding e a ern ducing, turninn out suffic- gammprfinm, of liedgral ands Prov- incial election resuits were adopt-

ion of the Can-

an Hess at their annual meet.

1r and t!” M16391!‘ ing in the Charlottetown Hotel.

ill Mr. H. P. Duchomin, pzu$ a .

i he chair. The meeting was attended representatives of all Maritime

by Naval and Amlvi

Glenn Miller, of course. and hi5

gomery, lately one He's a handsome lad. a trumpet

the other in matri- -s.arre(i with Mil‘ Montgomery is darling YAnn Rutherford. wife

comes a brass widow. a . John Murphy

ro Daily News: Frank W. Doyle Halifax Herald: Burton Robinson, l Halifax Chronicle: JRJ-I. Suther- land, New Glasgow Evening News: Roy D. Duchemln and Shaun MacDonald, Sydney Post-Record;

tempting as its tunes-and

Valley Serenade" through for Glenn again. They are Mack Gordon and Harry‘ Warren and this time they have.

ready have made their way to the n head oi the hit parade-songs like

Go Gal in Kalamazoo’, for d “People Like You and Last" and "Serenade

There it isi Glenn Miller and a batch cf brand new t

A. Gaudet, the Charlottetown Pat. riot; Lt. Cmdr. George Lawrence, R0 al Canadian Nav Public Re-

lleportcr Duizzed Dy Montgomery

GEN. MONTGOMERYB ADQUARTERB IN I Sept. 36 —<Delsyed‘- (APJ-Gell. vsmturing a guess t you correspondents to ings like that," the Gen- . l" A correspondent speculated that in Europe uld nd

glen in the spring?" the

"When in March?" n re."

I-lmm. March . But his cool gray eyes offered neither confirmation nor denial.

Search Underway For Missing Launch

PRINCE R T, B. 0., Sept. I _ (C?) -- An intense search was

ere ' 11189 i! ernments and thought the Prov- nd an

slaeDouIall to the le- tiring president for the good york pushed durinl the yflr-

wgs a few chosen words. cubed the meet- mgforthekindwordsofap ed honors

Prince Rupert m0 Moon, missing somewhere between’ Porcher Island and Prince Rupert. uurlety is felt for the

launch were Dr. William rr, Mrs. Kergin and , Mary Margaret Sulger

and Peggy Pullen- |1n

The lztihidcon legit Purllicuanll-u - ancial condi one. he slid. . on a -m e

ve, Welcome Harbour. Por-i Island. It was expected beck

“Jlhe-eleeelon-of olifcers preident, Col. H. Rev. n. unmade-- pruiel “Biiiwlsrsel - eat 'I‘. SI Isms

states increased 18.4 ing the first half of 94S.

NOTICE

owlns ‘to Hues gees: ca military ~tn y Shep will ‘~~ ‘mud fe _l“0fl- World like to have all t _eolnts setil-nl on or before 0st- e

After the new slate of officers nnoun President

ferled bu him and than the Lin! cicaedwith the National

THE GlARIHPTETOWN" G Minx ‘ *

He. knelt Gallant son el Li. and Mn. Andrew Gallant of ll

t enema flu s ' csmpaln with the net-lo “death be- isiooed on his arm.

New Surgical Needle Shown

_____

A new surgical instrument, design-

ed by the Singer Sewing Machine w

two Distinguished Flyln

All awards announced utonig i o

rec distinguished service over a period oi time. They do not apply to any particular action.

Company, and one which has been going by thousands to Great Brio- ain and Russia and to other war fronts was demonstrated here yes-

terday by Mr. L. W. Sutherland,

district manager for the Maritimgs.

The instrument is a surgical

stitcher which makes possible ac- curate and rapid suturing, cutting down the surgeon's sewing time, it is said, by from 30 to 50 per cent. It was designed by an employee of the Singer Company who had been ill in hospital on the suggestion of ills attending surgeon.

‘the needle, which carries 50 feet of thread and is made of stainless steel, is the result of seven years research work.

Yesterday it was demonstrated at the Charlottetown and at the Prin- ce Edward Island Hospitals by Mr. Sutherland. Today he will go to

Surnmerside and demonstrate atl the Prince County Hospital. It was Que

shown to doctors here as well. Already some 20.000 of the new needles have been sent to Russia, 15.000 to the United Kingdom and another 2,00 to other war fronts.

Synod Endorses Medical Exam For Brides, Grooms

HALIFAX. Sept. 2D. —- ColnpuL

sory medical examination of every bride and groom before marriage was endorsed in a resolution parsed by the Church of England Synod of the Nova Scotia diocese in ses- sion here.

"The Synod of the Diocese of

Nova Scctia endorses the efforts made by the Social Service Cunn- cil and other welfare organizations towards establishing n definite medical examination for all per- sons about to be married in order to assure the well being of our people. and that copies of this re- solution bs sent to the govern- ments of Ncva Scotia and Prince Edward Island" was the motion

introduced by Rev. F. A. W. Hell. 191‘ 0i Sydney. and seconded by RSV- Edward Morris of ifalifax,

and unanimously adopted at the

conciudin se l r tn 3 9d, This fa¥ Nglsliijiiflllofélflltletiflnynth-

dorsed the stand oi the Church of Enclarid in this diocese and coen. ed the field to necderl social reform

which ls slow!" making successful progress. according to the report "resented to Synod bv Rev. nr, a. H. Prince. orofeuor cf King's College and chain-nan of the Coun. cil for Social Service.

Police Round up Draft Dodgers

WINDSOR, Ont., Sept. 20-10?) —Windsor Police reported that a number of men were taken into cuswdy today lor questioning Ill officers conducted I, eerie; p! mid] on beer parlors. pool ‘ails and res- taurants to round up draft dodgers and violators of National Selective Service regulations.

Police said this is the first in an

be conducted here and is similar

to raids being made in other Cen- adian cities.

All men between t uses o1 l6

and ‘G5 who were un ble to answer

satisfactorily are taken

w police headquarters for further questioning.

i Great Missionary ‘Opportunity Now

SACKVILLE N.B, Sept. D —

JirQFr-U“ 3mm“ 3W?" ‘if lw in m o ro - - .

or " u‘ Children are one of the bin problems the Travellers‘ Aid work- ers have to cope with children who have liecolrie se

(‘if the world, Rev. Dr. James G.

this he said. the church has been slacisirllgmln ef rts.

Dr. dicott llas been unable to retum to his Churc m -

sionary wonk in Chine. because in- flation there has made living con- ed salaries. Many riaries have been withdrawn tempera to

dis pend stabilisation o fin-

._M_.?.____ 31‘. STEPHEN, N.B., Se t. 29- (OP)— s. s Nflbitthdfl’. BM-

.pherl, today was commit or trial ’ on a mansla

in from the th of I1 a- Hill, who was killed at nearby

Miiltcwn Sept. e when struck by a

car allegedly driven by Nesbitt.

Too Late To Claslfy _._.._____.__.___- wArrrsn -MAN on no! m

' . . . Wood

?iiiviii-'§.ni'>'ligniuineeoqsi' e-ao-si ron sALa-cllsvsour coves. Excellent condition. lea Dor- chester St. 9-3941

WANTED — MARRIED 0B SIN-

ite H i-l. Bet R0)’ it!" s r ear a 040m

UAR DiAN .

Sore, Chopped

Lips Prevented,

ii. G. ii. F. lVlarliS Are Announced '

WA. Sept. so-(cr) - Air‘ leadquarters announced to-

criilnii. GUARDIAN

u‘ em he nil-Tilt?- Ioeiustria‘ psy- eellelnadvanee. .

"i-".'.*°.§§.%i"7"'i

Ifieelmnnneervadfeeaewe

C008! for photographs.

AN

_.--

aid, ohar c

Ralph Aubrey Jord

i a bar to the

i Cross in recognition of his

"exceptional leadership" as

of an R..C.A.F. bomber overseas. Klassen's name headed a list

Fit. Lt. J5. McCrse, Winni Lt. L.A. Wainwright,

onto. Flt. Lt. R.T. Hutchinson. New M. Brown, Paradise Vai-

Stutt, Outremont,

t. S . E. Hnlayson.

Strangers Find Willing helpers. At Busy Station

By HELEN BANNEBMAN Canadian Press Stall Writer

TORONTO. Sept. 29 —(CP) -- Bewildered British brides of Can- servicemen arriving ‘ strange country crving- for the: mothers, invalida. the l0 conrusecl, husbands trying to find their wives, wives trying to locate

Toronto —- these are only a felw. ople dwho cometo the Pra-

mornlng until midni M. Curtis. one of the travellers’

day there is some incident which- starids out from the mass of small details so we can say to ourselves: ‘There's’ one person we've helped

An experienced traveller herself.

land and has been‘ two and a-half times around the world. She is the Women's Christian

tives on the i aveliera’ Aid the workers are.

Christian Association.

Mrs. Curtis was in the midst of a busy day as she talked to The ‘The young Eng-

abeen transferred to nning De here sought

stay "Just as c ose to my husb

found er a room, ping centirs and parks for her and sent her away happy.

MANY PROBLEMS

is brides who come to us," she said. "and also of the Canadtan wives to of nusViOlmQh who are fol will their husbands. The ones inCanada for the first time are our special care. We try to e and our money to

et d.

"Often they're lonely, and some of them cry a little when they talk to me,ubut they're veryusweet an

dre and ak a lit e m. u m d olthe city and included Herr cove, spryfield and Ssckville in this deanei-y as well as aplittins

is to welcome them an feel Canada is a good country to

little gur-yesr-old from Stra d ed to

ditions impossible for those on fix- yo u]; mllllo When he wzvsggalghttto, Mrs,

his ted an they-verLre-

tors and nurses if the every day antimliaten of‘ ¢ callv to dosens ol- be n"".'..'.""’.'.%"'.;'. es e ca ep ternoon m“ u" "M! m ‘m’ {resolution would be atfithe next session of the Synod.

sacs ‘r0 noasss,

‘KINGSTON. Jamaica ~40?) —

le man for farm work at once. Motor cars converted into animal-

‘m

previously resulted in the case hrough passengers on both Lin

This means that plane passengers who leave this province by the

Airwa s will be able tn buy through tckets and check their baggage through to other part4 of Canada served by the Trans-Canada Airlines. The same arrangement is effective 0n traffic coming to this province

Maritime Contra

from elsewhere in Canada.

Personals

Mrs l-l-omas W more.

Mr. and . T Mrs. RB. McNeill left yes rda morning for Halifax where she w

-attend the graduation of her son

M . i Sno. l-LA. Souch, Toronto, _(since gm}; lfiwgfhFwlmid M°N°m °‘ ‘h’

Pleasant Valley, have received word that their son. Major Fred Wii- more, has arrived overseas along

with his medical unit.

Word has been received by Rev. |and Mrs. M D Mscbeod of Gab-

arus, us, isn't their son no arri

Alan J. Maclreod, has ved safe- gland.

iyilifln

Word has been received by Ml‘- arid Mrs. Walter Stewart, West Point, of the recent safe arrival lilxlllzfiflii, of their daughter. Nurs-

Sister Margaret C. Stewart.

Mrs. Wallace Stewart oi Portage ls Prairie, is visiting her brother Mr. Lemuel Winchester and Mrs-

Winchester. city.

‘whereas: ilas been staying at a the f rst of

summer cottage since Jilly.

Dhangee in Diocese Are Announced at Synod Meeting

HALDPAX. Sept. 29.-— The 67th session of the diocese of the Synod . of‘ Nova Scotia came to a close Tuesday evening alter a busy day during which clergy and laymen from all parts cf the Province participated in reports and dis-

cussion-cf the church's work.

Climaxlng the session was a brief address from the Most Rev. John HacKenTey, Archbishop of Nova. Scotis, who omitted hk usual charge to the clergy this year. but laid before the delegates a brief review of his past year's work, in which a umber of sp-

pointments were included.

His Grace indicated important L the - ”’ l organiza- tion of the Diocese of Nova Scotia and introduced a redistribution of John Doc es in deaneries while in-j gretzslzig the archdeaconries from.

Edward Island and Cape Bletoni remain intact, but the mainland of Nova Scotia will now consist t of four archdesconries, Trurc, to “'5 include Amherst. Archdeacon F.| W. Vroorn; Halifax. to include St. Georges. ‘rangier and Halifax, Archdeacon T. W. Savory; Liver- ggol, to include Dunenburg and

, Archdeacon W.

Ryder; Annapolis, to include An- napoiis and Avon, Archdeacon A.‘

i LONDON. Sept. 2'1 - to P) _ The Berlin Radio announced today the return of Benito Mussolini Italy and quoted him as seeking to breathe new life into the shattered tripartite pact with defiant words on the third anniversary signature of that treaty which led

The fallen dictator was said have declared, “I deem it a Iood aiim that my return m Italy coin- cides with the anniversary pact ihst binds ‘ dlgmy ubly Fascist Italy, National Social. lat Germany and the lhnpire of the ‘apsnese Emperor."

jllsley to Speak at Saint John Oct. 14

W. L. Smith. In the redistribution of deaner_

lea the Archbishop announced that the of Halifax would no onger consist only of the plfiaillnfll

I

the Tangier deanery.

The Dean and Chapter of All Saints Cathedral, His Grace an- nounced, would now be embodied by the "Larger Chapter" the arch- bishop to be Dean of Ail Saints’ Cathedral, Canon F. E. Ellis, vicar of'ths Cathedral; Callon J. Crewe, Canon W. S. H. Morris. Canon A.

S. 'Walker, Canon I‘. W. Vrwm

Canon l. M. Malone, Archdeacon

A. 1W. L. Smith, and H‘. H. H.