APRIL 21, 1942

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ANNE SHIRLEY ~ JAMES CRAIG

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THURSDAY

BLUES CHASER

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LOONEYTOON -— V I E W S MOVIE QUIZ -- SNAPSHOQS

CAPITOL: TO-OIiY

5H OWS 3.15 - 7.00 —- 8.45

rd| for Boy scouts, for

cts, have been dealt with by the minion Medal Board of the Boy Scouts Association under the chair-

43 Naval Ratings leave

bozne oi Ottawa since his appoint- ment to the board in i919. r. Glsborne, former Domlnkn Par-lib.- Counsel, recently as Honorary D pninionCounsel of M the Scout Association, after serving 25 years in that capacity, The Hon,

Justice W.H. l-Ia1r.son.l§.(7., S O, of Saint John, N.B., was named as Dr. Glsbornes successor at the recent annual meet Scout Association. The la tor will continue in the chairmanship of the Dominion Medal Board.

JAPS SUGGEST (Continued from page i)

prowl-ling Japanese shores. On

[his morning for further training on

ORDINARY SEAMEN John E. Ai-senauit, Bloomfield. Lowell M. Beck. Aillston. James Murray Bell,

bour Charles U. Doiron. 97 Upper

John A. Fell, Albany Thomas A. Gauthier,

Lawrence Hayes. James D. Hepburn, Lew

ho. Earl H. Johnston. North Wiltshire. Vernon E. Jordan. Bench Point. Lea E. Lowe. Murray Harbour. Juli A. MacDonald, Murray Har-

iiie difficult! of rnninlelnin nllabie leadership for BCy Silo pe throughout the Dominion,

mately lo enemy aircraft of the North American 13-25 type appear- ancl other areas, flying singly or in pairs.

"The hostile planes which man- aged to escape being downed ap- pear to have escaped to China.

"Damage caused was extremely

scout leaders and OldCT Scouts in illeiletive Service Forces, was one

port of the 32y Scouts Association for i941, The resulting dIOp in bOy mem-

John D. McGilvray. Rockberra. Maclnnls, Charlotte-

town. Raymond J. Mnclntyre, Bedford Previous accounts had claimed nine of the planes Yokohama, Kobe and Nagoya were shot down. The Jap-

thui emected, however. and has to I eonsiderahle extent been made lip since the October Scout census 0n which the report was

Lloyd M. McLeod. Murray River. Harold V. Mnrr, Chiown.

Eric A. Malheson, Cornwall. Morris D. Moore, Murray River. Joshua S. Muise, Amirault’; Hill,

down in the mountains of central

N l d i 1 z _ aw ea Us Ur Sum n op‘ Japan and its crew of five cap-

bling sought llmOng ol:.er men and for Wolf Cub necks among women.

The 194i total consisted Bl Wolf Cubs. 41,866 Boy Scouts, B65 Lone Scouts. 9'14 Sea 1.342 Rover Scouts, its Rover sea

If there were only 10 planes, as the Japanese communique this would account for all oi them, and leave none China", as the same communique

N. S. Melvin A. Munn. Murray River. Layton J. Norman. Albanv. John F. Perry. Summerside. Arthur C. Stewart, Glen William. Day was observed. A resolution llfg. i118 every member, as well as every elector in Canada. to vote "Yes" in lebiscite,

rt Li, as Tokyo said. three carriers were involved, they would be lik ly w launch many more than i0

“Wills 241 Rovers registered as

Warren B. Stewart, Murray liar-

bour. William J. Dalton. Fort Augustus. William H. Harrop, Donald 0. Jay. East Royalty. Allison K. MacDonald, Summer-

MscDonsld, Mount presided. Miss Jean Watson,

tewnrt. Harold .7. Mitchell. Mount Stewart. Arthur Mooréé Northam.

Arthur H. C. Ross. Ch'town. Trueman T. Straight,

By province; membership figures

llvw :Prince Edward Island, 1302; ova Scntia. 5.121; N-uv ‘ii-uns- ck, 5,124; Quebec. 8.261; Ontario.

Japan said the damage “extremely slight", broadcast that the Japanese gov- making grants to rebuild fcatories and other struc- tures in the Tokyo area.

locale oi one of the bombings, e. broadcast saying "including 3,500 University, were air raid precautions service."

; Alberta. 7.960; British “w. 3.476; Life Saving scouts,

There were 2.166 Groups, whiz-h

S er- accom included 1.60! Packs. 1,965 Troops. “mm J. p

Stoker l.’ (Ml l-inrold R. MacKen- zlc. Murray Harbour. Stoker II Fulton L. Pound, Char-

Stoker II Cecil l". McCormick, O‘-

WFS. 4 Sea Scout Petra-r; and 1i

m Se“ 5cm“ crew‘ mile west of a big

West oi the university are railway’ freight yards and warehouses.

Domel implied that damage was considerable and that public ner- ves were frayed.

3107f BBCLZC; were cl R.

_ W. flunk Barbies to the wnn. of 21520 and 21.813 Profloency Elites made up the Sc ut al i 47.333. The “lover Badge was ssued to 278. and the 89 to 8. making the Rover total

0rd. Coder James

An 5121x151“ gletsgglgern: 0rd. Coder Lincoln it‘. Ross. Roee- gel-vice Mm the and a presentation of a well filled gcgilsybrigltie Dlléiérnéerésgvigylidkéiliégd purse was made by Peiler McGarry. ' ettes by the Provincial Government‘ through the Carry On Canad

have come from a secretly n siberia. some Bri-

Sllonsorn of Groups are given ns- njectured that they

‘Julius: Anglican, 4x3; ‘Bgilllfib, no; “midi”! Legion, 36; Community “anlllifhll Ed, 10; Hebrew, Tl‘. _ Day Sn nts, 29-, Lutheran, 4; flan. 104; Roman catholic. ’ .5alvntlon Army. 45: Service “be 84: United. 2&9; Other, no.

The carved woden model of an

film: the so.» Scouts of Fol-t °- out. in any.

were looked after by Mr. A. G. Bruce of the Canadian Ilclzlon War Services.

Loses last chance For reprieve

Aleutian Islands.

a anese recently announ- y raided air fields be- lng prepared for

t Cheklang province about

nounced that Lt-Gen, Akire Muto. I 20 chief of the military affairs bur- w“ h?‘ eau for four yea and the o» ran will be y, sometime M oon. for the rt Lobb. mid-

(CP) -—- John A Olil‘ last chance for rcbrlcve ear-old former watch anged here Werlnesdn

murder of Sgt. f-ierbe die-aged member of the Roylll C"!- adian Ordnance Corp-i This was the effect received todov by G- EH1 Oliver's Counsel. from E. l-l. Ottawa. Undcrsoorelfl Slate, who advised till“ the Govemor-Generai-in- is unable to order interfer- ence" with the death sen d Jan. 1'1 by Mr Justice Jli.

The hanging will be the fir when a negro u‘ he hatchet murder oi

rs, had been 0r- post in the south- west Pacific. He was succeeded by Mat-Gen. Kenryo aaio. since the head of this bureau controls army administration and has no direct

d not w be con- d nected with the air raidi- __._..._._._.__

Island Airman Gets Commission

UITAWA. April Royal Canadian A announced the names o air observers and air gunners who

‘r1710 increase the efficiency hi,’ SOIVHRe operation; each of the ‘relblkllle. “its, Bov Scouts troops ‘ °°"!ir'.l‘.ing trekearts,

° 30v Sciuts of Iceland are am? "w" rm in civil iities. They weer a p °"i bldlfe on the front of their

P. Bliflh, BUNKER... s life ln a Swordfish fill‘ on the Genzian birtleshipn P"! from Brest, was nn As- nzlii stout-master of the

‘m 50y Smut Trmp.

Hit-H. the Duke oi (voueester

P’? Swine Aesociaton of the p". in succession to ‘the late M Cimlfllilllt. was for nzony P‘ 0' the Clouceder- olk scout Associat-

tence im- A.

ir Force today wireless ODBYBW- d‘ M“ have been award- " pilot officers for "meritorious set d of operations overseas.

CLL. (Larry) Robifard i’! ONBWR who recent] we; awarded the. Dis-

ai The others included: Si‘ Mtm"! Riley, Belle River, P.E. Island.

roximnte-

___.____.____ launch-ice» - an d m“

300 hurricane lumps ll "Cf _ de air raid shelters ns at ‘PM S

tlmll ll

damaged in little borough bomb

A w .___. ' year, the Willesden ill of O18 application; for

THE CHARLOTTETOWN

'||||||l|l_nnnm'_n CENTRAL Glliliilllkll

Phil column In relorved fur nun QI lei-tel interest. but ldvlrflelng of I flown; nature III bl inane-d n! I vunie n ward. strictly pgygyb u sdvnnn.

COOKS for Photographs 11-59}.

LADIES plaid suits $12.95 l0 $16.95 at S. A. McDonald. 4-21-21.

CONFEDEBNIION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. Ia-Wl

POLICE COURT -- in the Police Court yesterday a. young man charg- ed wilh theft from an automobile, was sentenced to 60 days in Jail. A drunk and disorderly was fined $10 end wsts or 90 days. A drunk was fined $3 and costs or five days.

JUST ARRIVED new shipment of ladies diirts $2.98 and $3.20. S. A. McDonald 4-31-21.

CONDITION SATISFACTORY- The condition of Miss Helen Cullen injured in a car accident Saturday, was reported to be satisfactory last night. She is still a patient in the city hospital. A car in which she was an occupant went into the ditch at st. Averdb and she re- ceived cuts and bruises in the accident.

MAYOR IN HALIFAX-His W0!- shlp, Mayor B. Roy Holman, is vis- iting Halifax at present on a unsi- ness trip. l-Ie will be absent from the province for several days. A special meeting of the "iity Council to deal with the curfew law, which is pending, will probably be held next week.

REVUE REPEATED large audiences attended the MR. T. Tin Hat Revue at the Royal Air Force Station at the Charlotte- town Airptrt yesterday. Two shows were put on. one in the afternoon and another in the evening, Those who attended the reV-ile were en- ivvehly

some of the finest

the troops. RETREAT CONCLUDED

dents of all c

Again

entertained as it was full O! outstanding features presented by amateurs in Canada, The artists came from Montreal to put on the shfiw for

— A Retreat for the students of Notre Dame Academy and Catholic stu-

ty colleges. conduct- ed by Rev. C. Green, C.SS.R., of the Church of the Most Holy Redeem- er which opened on Friday alter- noon with sermon and Benediction

GUARDIAN

Noted Canadian Gontralto heard in fine Concert

Charlottetown music lovers had the privilege of hearing last even- lng a distinguished Canadian con- tralto. Mus Jean Watson in n fine- ly balanced program under the auspices of the community Concert Association. 'l‘he concert was given in St. Paul's Hail.

The program included four de- lightful songs by Schubert. as swll a; selections by Handel, Verdi, saint-Sachs. and a group of Brit- ish folk some which were particu- lerly well received. Miss Watson also responded lo several encorcs which were greeted with warm ap-

use.

She was eblv assisted st the pi- ano by Mr. Gordon Manley. who also gave a fine rendering of three Chopin eludes.

Miss Watson commenced her musical career by winning the Gold Medal for contraltos at a Canad- ian National Exhibition without previous training. After this she studied at the Toronto Conserva- tory of Music. In Canada she sang under Sir Ernest MncMillan, Regi- nald Stewart and Harvey Robb, and was presented with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra. She made her operatic debut in Faust". In the spring of i910 she made her first sensational success in the United States no soloist at the internation- ally famous Bethlehem Bach Festi- val. Her present season has taken her through the Eastern States, as far west as Denver. and northward throush the Maritime Provinces.

The fine performance given by

E. r»

Miss Watson wee last night enioyed mite

by a larse and appreciative audi- ence. Following was the program:

l. Come. My Beloved, from “Ata- lanta" . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..ifiandell.

E ingralo, lo veggie, from "Ad. riano in Siria" . . . . ..(Galuppi). Aria-O don fatale, from "Don Carlos’ . . . . . . . . . .......(Verdi).

Miss Watson

II. Impatience . “(Schubcrtk The Trout "(Sclluberth Ave Maria .. (Schubert). The Eriking . . . . . ..iSchubert).

Miss Watson

III. Aria—Mon coeur s‘ouvre n m lng committees to arrange meet- from “Samson et Da- ings in every city, lown, vullogq and - - - . . . . . . . “(Sfllllt-Sflélldl.

volx. .

Vote in Plehiscite first‘;

PAGE THREE

BE SURE TO LISTEN TO

lflll. M. J. GOLOWELL, M. P. Leader of the C.C.F. in the House of Common . Who will discuss the forthcoming Piebiscite ond who! if means to every Conodion ON YOUR RADIO SET ON TUESDAY, APRIL ZZND. CFCY ll.00—ll.30 A.D.S.T.

i YOUR lLL E55 SLOW5.

THE WAR EFFORT

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the settler will be $144.

Information already available in- dloatcd that a substantial number of those now in the service would ciwoee w, so on the land when their service is concluded, Mr. Mac- enzle said.

Legion appeals For affirmative

‘A’ Right now, your needs the productive power uerycitiumwe iuu can't afford lo bu: you ailing-limping ‘llodg with “half-way" health. Disease is a drag, while Health l: e help. So, resolve now I0 fpiay your pm in winning the Wu. Go to lee your Physician

cl choose alter the war.

to become f armers

‘Ilsa followini llDl-‘ifiai by Alex Walker. Dominion President oi the

Canadian legion, appears in the S 58h! IWIY- l“ him 4518M" current issue of The Legionary; .‘__ 'your L edition’, prescribe the‘ “April 27 is llle del’ m" P0111118 (Continued from page 1) treatment and medicines re-,

on the pleblsGcile to decide iilldezher or no our ovcrrunent she have movie a a1 t .. _ q, free hand in waging Total War ;e,,,,-,,,._~gM§fugh gzlogafiigdgeogll’ by voting them release from l “know that political warfare won pledge not to draft men for over- vlcgqyles m Fvmnce which d,” “its eelvm- , bombers and flame throwers and ‘The Canadian Legion is one of ranks and paruchuw “oops would the few, and cerlainly the lnruvst, never have won Bu, me ma) a d National organization uiiich for deadly dmmm- b; me wqapom “d many years has conslsileniiy pro- political warfare they do» not re claimed the principle of drafting 112E for may have never seen m “‘ our manpower our wealth and our "Fraud as an instrument o’ 63m‘ resources in tme of war. quest in something we have read n: “The 18810:: has already express- bout bu; have no, seen and u‘; ed its regret llllll- the Government Down. of “toxins m ovmlmro and Parliament would not tackle Ho,“ and enslave their e0 1w Es- this question on its own rrsponsi- Dowa- wmch ‘e do notpuge m 5 puny without resorting l0 a pleh- U, “gram, beuevy. °¥° " “Now that in, pleblsciie is to be p,e..°',§,,g,‘,‘§ jgfpjflifiigflrfif, ma’ him" held, it becomes the duly of the Onslaught Mathew, and 1:55am“ “gum and evfiyo“? 0f ‘is 3mm‘ "lat "phat the Nazi bombers bers ro exert a max mum effort to m, do ,0 Brim,“ in a winter C10“ secure the largest vole WlilCll can mmgated Error from the m? possibly be obtained. NM,» propagandists and the Faring“ “We cannot assume that an ov- and “m, columnists with,“ m erwmumng "m9 L5 a “W30”? “l” country did to France between on:

‘settle ggium" m. m... u... some careful and thorough public- '

iiy work is required. Take Initiative! gv..._.g.?eni,tliegtioln‘dugen‘ or the 5mg? “I urge all Branches to take the mm,“ he 52ft, “e "we “p” 1' _ . , . presents itself with initiative or give support in form Wmme mmfitcnce_und presents m self primarily to those who. under the American tradition in this inat- ifl”. accept for themselves certain

- i quired. i: i: a step toward‘ men honing the War Mort. And don’: forget the: we an

' ready to do our pert by accurate- ly u pounding prescriptions,

Tn: JENKINS PHARMACY rm fie-sale’. 3mm.

‘Dispensing llhvmisfe

m... mt» t. mm min s“ tlliiliiflllilllll v u

Trinity llnlted Church

filffllflly o! Defence TUE$DAY;_.

3 Silk-Mission Band.

Hanson urges “Yes” vote

rural district in Canada. Repre-

» M . ' ' _, - . 2.2;: dist‘. slznsmssilimiu ‘is o...» “‘i.."‘2l§§i.°’.é‘“§’f.- i». in. e f...- Hour. The studeéntg aiétended Muss’ W- Tia-semantics ........<cnopi") Qfilaimlfi’ 1~,§'§f"“[f' bffgdifi; ililiiianegrltifioillnthfiwsreegrllo 5cm’ and s? isllitclllidfigpggpriatinsgmgintfgmwog E ma-Jor Commerce. Patriotic Associations. [A5 f“ “Ppmmh it’ "m3 all“??? UITAWA, April M-(Wl-Jn" delivered conferences were hem C minor Trade Unions, Churches, Service gyiggtfjrggn xflgli-Elsillléllgggsxkjedf N‘ Anril 2'1 manpower ‘Plebgisgte ha,’ . ‘ I i ' C d_ _ ' ‘s r orm ,5 1,1 t me o lines “we the i“ o" serum- M’ “fir” “vs "mo? a m... .‘.‘.‘.’y‘§3l..‘.%ili R13.

Y.i\l.C.A. SECRETARY HERE -- Mr. R. S. I-losking. General Secre- _ tery of the National Council Y. M. -i'lhfefi nflvfll retlnse 0i’ H. C. A's of Canada arrived in s. "Queen Charlene“ ie-ve city his: evening and met with the was scheduled to deliver an address at Rotary earlier in the day but was unavoidably detained on the maln- land. Last night he discussed mat- general trends of the Y. M. C. A. He spoke Murray Har- particularly about the prisoners o! carried on by the Y. Mr. JM. Mc ayden, President of

directors of the local Y. He

ters pertaining to the

war work bein

the

British Folk 50nd;

mas . . . . . . . . .. .

Londonderry Air Miss Watson

Vi. When You <30 G. Sprosgl Mattlnafe

cavallol Miss Watson

flte Charlottetown Y.M.C.A_ presid-

. ed. Mr. Hosking leaves on return bo- North Rus- day.

plan of co-ordiuabed services talked over.

it was decided this matter should outlined a plan for hospitalization 0.; Total war Leslie MacKay. Murrav Harbour. be brought before the Charlottetown ‘ John 0. McKeeman, Gasperaux. Clement F. MavKennn, ‘rrecedie perpetual blackout for rural dis-

tr but if; w; any one year. left over to be dealt with at anolh- presided at the meeting.

sub-committee. 'I4te possibility of icts was brought up

held on sidewalks,

A question concerning EFF-ll thetgagninlcl of air? raid wardens was "Grgiip l-lmoitnlivniion" rn se y r. J. . Simmonds who wee y sunner mcollnu of the Cher- - . . ‘ ,.. .

also attended the meeting. However, ‘I-ttetown Gyro Club last night. He fifififymwffff ff;‘e“°,,§;.,f_1§},;,t,,.§‘;;,§§§

or in other

an intemflifliz

hi,

er meeting. Hon. H. {-1. cox presid-

ed. DELIVERS ADDRESS — An

George, patron saint of England, departure of 43 naval rulings W38 at the mainland today. The boys were be secondary. George's presented with appropriate zifl- lry

given by Mr. T. G. Ives Rotary yesterday as St.

the coming manpower was adopted at the meeing.

nationally famous contrallo,

ordon Manley. Two patriotic num- bers were also sum; by Mr. Charley, as anist. Guests were: Messrs. . McFedyen, Claude Smith, Larry Thornton. Ted Cumming and

Earle. with Miss Lillian Earle

Rev. 1. J. Levy,

In a few well

5 after which all “For He's e J01

Frank McCabe

Sfillg

ADDRESS AND PRESENTA- TION-On Friday, April the 11th.

fl

chosen Words Mr. c

Connolly thanked his many friends s joined in silfigin ' oiw

l G00 Lunch was serve: by Mrs. James McGarry. Music was rendered by and Peter Mc- Gany and dmcm“ w“ ‘n-Wyed sudden illness at her home at 77

V. Klshmui‘; Gallery JI-febrldegm

C8’ the Ewes . . . . . ..(Sc0ttishl The Twelve Days of Christ. .. . (Eirglish)

“(Irisln cluct a vigorous publicity, speaking s,

..(D id ‘ Wlll-o-the-Wisp . . .

Think on Me . (Lady Ann Scotti ....(Ruggiero Leon.

CHECKING 0N CYCLlSTS-City Police have been given instructions ____ to check up on cyclists violating , A. n. r. MEETING -'1‘he Civil- traffic laws. Those iston. Ida- fan Defence Committse, A.R.P. a short meeting yesterday morning bleflliing the law. will be and several routine matters were discussed. Mr. A. B. Fisher, chair- derway today. man of the Ried Cross Disaster Re- lief Committee was present and a

driving bikes apzgf Strength~To Vote ‘Nd moan, D.- hended. The check-up will get un

GROUP "OSPITALIZATION _ u was Ml’. A. H. Yeoman, Halifax, deliv- nddre” m‘ Clio question considered ouxsde of

“llflleby a small sum paid quarter- a, ly would entitle a person to hospital service for three weeks in war]; and some smmnce, w‘. $110,115 DT- B. C- K991117151 take the initiative \\'l1t‘l‘(‘\'£“.' nrccs-

' litical . ggusgillrxelim the liompire. Women's “F”? °’ l‘ m°m°d “d i pram“ "i" institutes. ladies’ Auxiliaries of “mm m‘? We“ can me“ slime-ls" Legion Branches and all Service tun" the attacks “'9 "OW mrfiefl" Units, The best local organization pry: tgrggnlclfi fig-f calgfilt £1110" the possible should be Bet 11h 1° 0°"- mwqved a “Strategy a0“, trfitffiqng Y-"liiuly which opposes f0 the frauds “lid the dECQllS b}! which our ene- mies have confused and conquered

son, acting Conservative leader in the House of commons. said w- night in a radio address urullll l “yes" vote.

Mr, Hanson spoke over a Nation- al netwrk of the Canadian Broad- casting Corpoizitzon lllSL one Week before Canadian voters co tolthe polls to answer the question: M’!

and canvassing cacupnign lo get out every ‘Yes’ _vote cu pclltng day. “Coin a Legion slogan for me

cani- sign to meet your local con- “m” pawl“ ‘he simple N“! mm‘ f rr of relcasin the ditlogm, Elor example: fling truth‘ M which “ “amfn “ch zggerllrmentawirom any obilzgatifin "Vote ‘Yes’ for n, balanced War as 0n“ mu" guide "59"" arising out of anv past ermmit-

ments restricting the mstllfiils 0f

-or "V016 _'Y@5‘ 1'01’ TOiB-l W?“ "id raising men for llllllL-lfv service."

Victory; Y I F _ D_ L b BIRTHS "To vote ‘i-i-s‘ is not to vote 121x111- " ole ' es’ or a sir is r1 u- , id i Mr. M. Keno n5. tion oi Manbowcrz" lkfllflzgnf" M {mg Cm“ LtlleenccPfillllt‘. Minigicrgrwubut vote

pr “ M2‘ to Mr‘ and Mrs‘ confidence in the ability and tho

"To vote ‘No’ is a Vote for Hitler —To fall to vole is a Boost Hitler?‘ - vnuwka

"To Vote ‘Yes’ means Unify and 1942c m itngli/illészglfi a daughter.

5°‘ Roderick Mwlfiml‘ a mm" urgent fieCessitv c! Canada as a nation, to plnv her ml part in the conquest of the forces of evil," Mr. Hanson sniri.

vision and Weakness." Groalnsi enemies nf an affirmat-

' ive vote were lm-k oi imdcrsianding

Take Politics Out!

Lrgion should do every- thing possible to have iiic plebis-

Slliffif-At the Charlottetown Hos- pital. April l9, 1942, to Mr, and Mrs. Ambrose Smith Gaytown, a dflilgllier. Janet Marie.

and indifference, he said, alarming that, a npsratiie vote would, by restrictinz Canada‘: war effort, en. danger her own holes

(he partisan politics, Our ink is to Qffklson-‘In this on” Apr“ 14' LOVFO\I—ICP\_":A German 0,4 “Z 020V’ soldiers lv-riillllll enllllcrl “God and

1: ,. Roderic]? ‘a 5 '“' the Profile." terms Christianity

"Like an important c m mgns - ' “the religion of the l w‘.\‘. the weak

. ' F’ and ihc cowardly," according to

IRE this one will require both h-lrd - “E5735 the Stqckholm new5paper_ Dag“,

..__________________ O'NEILL-wit 01 King Street, on “hm” M lltlfli‘, April ‘All. i842. Mrs. Annie

sary. but we must be carcfui to a-

in. the H. M. C. 5. "Que Ch rl tl " g 1 gs; k . teresting address on the life of St. yesterday afternoon paler a o e am m a e‘ In mam places the

. -. i "‘l.'l‘l a i, ti: PRESENTATION csaauozvy - Y§§d1if§i%§i“§i‘l1l...§§§{i§§§§i,“mf§§§ gtNellFlfftllkle nlelirligsggifire 133.51.13.11 s I ASMWQQYBYIIQHY was held on board opolize the field. This ivould be. a Home, Funeral notice later, a e to the major responsibility may rest upon ___._ to the Legion. In others our part may CAMPBELL-At 160 Sydney 6t, n, “dank”, u, n". 11,915}, C1,". u °_Y\ Sunday. AW“ 19- 1941 Angus pciie Sale‘ in he hold at his prem- Rev A LCD d 1m our sole aim be to adopt Campbell, aged so years. Fluneral ms gh-mhq." m, Wednesday. . rcw Gar nor and ‘Rev. and loyelly support utialever plans from Fank l-iennesseys Funeral Am.“ "m! “u. (mowing Wm b, each com- Home at B;l5 this morning o""ed._

the three retinas who led

J.

vided for the purpose. Personals

left for Toronto this morning.

Charlottetown rearet to hear of

by all. God save the King brought Doug,“ 5h

the evening to a close and every- one left wishing Eddie the best of

luck and a speedy return.

in fired Myrer bnd the

Mr. Norman Reidie. R. A.

charmingly ad in a

man roses. The groom

honeymoon

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‘Wgnblgou {HILLS w-a A pretty city?‘ ‘V “B k P Me Y" l‘ RY m0fl1- and Mrs. Perc Wise. at St. Dunstanis Basilica when y Patricia, daughter of Mrs. Mil- late Mr. Nor- man E. Myrer. becamethebrlde of F. son . of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander mldle of a lclerzrB-Yfl of Dundee. Scotland. The bride was will?!» street 9°19’ length dress of brown velvet and

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Mrs. Reidle left by train for a aho

little daughter. Shelia and

U. S. Gov’t Takes Over Three Plants

was support- ed by M“ Mbert Clark’ n. A F ation of the pants at Lon Is ond as srwmemen. and the “Willow ville, P.A. a few days after Senator

v City N.Y., Newark. N.J,, an

rt downs existed. including the Brewst-

er plant et Long Island City.

L. A. Doilllan. In addition to this may be decided upnn in their munity as best designed classes. A. K. MacDonald. Summer- the maximum ‘Yes’ vote." _ 1|», side. first in seamanshlp, was moved by Mr. R. H. Rogers and Perry. Summer-side, general seconded by Hon. Dr. W. J. P. Mc- QV. and I.Y.G. Reddin. Milian. Past President A. B. Fish-er town. gunnery. were nresented will infer. silver identification disk: by Mr G. Ives, president of Rotary. ‘me two numbers; accompanist was Mr. munes of these three boys will be G inscribed on the three shields pro- with the time

l". efficien- Charlotte- . T

Edward Connolly. R. c. A. F. ces in their former positions;

Misses Ardyce l-laslam and Eve- training, and their families main- . C.

nmmillnl his safe arrival in Dwi- their positions and their

plf. James (liJouse of tthe fcwQhCé le t yester av on be urn 11 E unit after spending the weekend in porn y ' the .

ii "find! 01 595m” Murphy M single men and $13 a

Mrs. Iorne Scott. Mamhfield and sou 1 spent the weekend in the They were the guests ol Mr.

WASHINGTON. April 20 —- (AP) - The United States Government in other occupations. seized control today of three plants The veteran-settler must advance of the Brewster Aeronautical Cor- cash up m in per cent o! tm- 1mm,

Johns

lo secure St. Dunstanb Basilica thence to the Roman Catholic Cemetery.

SUUTfl-In Lynn. April 10, 1942, Jen e M,, wile of Walter South cf 31 Chatham Street.

l hay rake; l single plow", 1 set. spike barrows: 1 broad-cast seedcrl 3 l-2 H1’. [Palrhnnks engine; 1 ‘hay carrier and fork. also 200 ft wire (‘able (ncwl; 1 sci fllhf‘. hnrrnws; 1

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