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Johnny Mack Brown is sent on one of his most. thrilling and mys- terious experiences when he in- vestigates “The Haunted Mine," in Monograms latest western drama. due tcitiirzht at the Empire theatre. Raymond Hutton is featured as the star's right-hand man, who assists him in what is promised to be one of the best action hits in which tho pair have appeared thus far.

A mysterious drowning in a sup- posedly haunted mine accounts for Brown and Hatton being put on the job by their chief to investi- gate the affair. They soon learn flint the woman owner of the abandoned mine is being threat- encd with destruction c-f her life and property if she refuses in zzivc- up her ownership to a band of outlaws who have discolvcrvi gold in the minv, Brown and Hattrm [:0 through u number of hair-rais- int: ntivonturos as they thwart the running dcspcradocs in thcir vic- ious plan.

“FIRST YANK INTO TOKYO" l IN DARING SPY MISSION ON ATOMIC BOMB DATA

Adventure and sacrifice are twin themes of the unique melodrama, “First Ynnk Into Tokyo", dealing with a daring American officer who makes his way into the cnemy cap-

. ital on a mission of vital import- l once. Tam Neal has the title role, I as an Air Corps pilot whose knowl- [edge _of the Japanese language, |qllBilflCS him for the assignment. Facial surgery gives him the out- ward appearance of a son of Nip- n

The Korean secret sex-vi“ gn“s_ glcs him into Tokyo with -the identslby of a Jn/p sergeant on fur- lough. There he sets about obtain- ing data about an atomic ‘bomb from an American ordnance expert in a Jap prison camp.

Hﬂfldlwplled by two discoveries—- , that the girl he loves and thought Idead is also n rlsoner and that , the Jap colonel n charge was his moommate at college-the young gofficer endeavors to get the girl

nnld the ordnance man aboard a

submarine which is to brl him

back. How he gives his own lfe to l accomplish this forms the exqmng l climax of the unusual film.

Barbara Hale. Marc Cramer, Richard 1.00 and Ke e Luke are among the other fen. UNd players

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Boswell - Godfrey Nuptials

A pretty spring wedding took place at the hcrne of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Godfrey, No 4 Cav- endish Apts, at 3 pm., Tuesday afternoon April 16th. when Gene- vieve May Godfrey was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Albert Rowell Boswell of French- fort, by the R/ev I Judson Levy of the First Baptist Church, Char- lottetown

the living-

The bride entered room on iihe arm of Mr. Frederick W. Godfrey who gave her in mar- riage

The Winsome bride looked girlish in an afternoon dress ori Fus a crepe with matching hat and vcll. She carried a noscgay of spring flowers. Her bridesmaid Miss Eve- lyn Carr was lzc-wned in an after- noon dress of Robin-egg-blue with matching hat und vell. Slhc also carried a noscgay of cont-basting flowers. The best man was/Mr. Lin-

Fknllclwing the ceremony Mrs John H. court ushered the guests into the dining room vuhere a buffet luncheon was served. Tall white tapers in silver holders, spring flowers with the bride and groom's cake. adhered the lace cov- ered table Mrs W Reginald Jen< kins. poured tea while Mrs. W. Rupert Godfrey cut the ices As- sisting in serving were Mrs. Sam- uel Waugh and Miss Patricia Cam- phell.

The bride and groom left by plane on a honeymoon trip through the Marltimes. The bride, travelling in a light grev tailored suit with navy accessories Upon their re- turn they will reside in French,- fort where the groom is a prosper- ous IGITIIEI‘.

The bride has been a valued em- ployee of W, R Jenkins Ltd. for the past t/wo venrs and was kindly remembered with valuable rzlfts from nhe manager and staff. HEID- piest congratulations are extended.

WAR. TO END FOR FRANCE

PARIS, April 1'1 -tAP)— the war will end officially for France on June 11 the Government decreed today. The decision affects the governmental

statues of various wartime powers.

‘Thin column h menu! I"! ‘of local interest. but. “yaw of o newly ntun may he

at five out: a. IonL I a advance.

Great George Street.

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CANADA. - Sunday Easter Services of gan 11 A. M. Lorne Valley 2.30 PM. Montague 7 P, M. Lean. Minister.

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BRADALBANE United Church.

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Granville 11 A. M. Rose Valley 3 P, M. Bradalbane 7 P. M. There will also be a service at Pleaifmﬁ Valley at. 7.30 conducted by MI. John MacKay_ $18-11-

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ada, April 21st. Greenwich 11 A. M. Marie 3 P. M. Communion Service and re-openin of Church. Pr ara- tory Service, iday, April 19 at 8 o'clock. Guest; speaker, Rev. W. T. Mercer, ount Stewart. 4-18-1l.

GOOD FRIDAY AT THE CﬂAllq LOTTETOWN POST OFFICE- April 19th. i946. belnR Good Fri- dav and a statutory holiday, wic- kets \vlll be open from 10.00 am. to noon only. Th8" W111 b0 n" Letter Carrier Delivery but malls will be received and despatched as usual. Rural mail couriers will observe the holiday. Street letter boxes will be cleared as on a nor- mal day.

COUNTY COURT-The aha-file against a City resident of having stolen two ﬁreplaces from the loc- al airport was dismissed yesterday by Stipendiary Maiistrate 000188 J. Tweedy on the ground proof of ownership had not been established to the satisfaction of the Court. The evidence of Fiizht Lieut. George Hastings. R.O.A.I~‘.. Summerslde. who was a Crown witness. was of a general nature and did not contribute anvthln: to provinsl the OWHMEND 0f the articles alleszcd to have been stol- en. Sgt. McGuire. R.C.M.P.. con- ducted the case for the prosecu- tion and J. B. Johnson for the accused.

ELMIRA, SOUTH LAKE AND VICINITY

George Cheverie of Elmira who has recently m-iturned from over- seas will return to Halifax for his discharge. '

Francis Cheverie of Elmira who ls at the present time in the Bani- torium. his friends are zlad to learn he is now recovering.

The many friends and nelllhbofﬁ of Mrs. Henrv MacNeil are glad to know that, she has recovered from her illness.

Friends and relatives of Charlie MacDonald of South Lake are pleased to know that he has re- covered from a broken shoulder, which he received while in the lum- ber woods.

l The vicinity of South Lake are pleased to know that Wallace Mac- Donald has recovered from his ill- 11853.

Messrs. Everett Glilis and Walter MacDonald have returned to their hcgie from the lumber woods

Friends of George Gilli: are sorry to learn that he as been sick for some time. ,

Mrs: Clarence MacDonald and youmz son have returned in Sourls.

Friends and neighbors of Waldo MacDonald are Rind to know that he ls recovering from his illness. Miss Marv L. MacDonald o1 South Lake, la at her home new. having returned from Montreal.

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TREE DELIVERY

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9-0-0- No Rush Yet

Given about twelve hours of sunshine and a little warm weather at. this time of the year and the

get in a dither about getting the garden planted. This is a natural reaction after a cold or tough winter. but experienced gardeners. and the medical profession too. advise caution. There is no need to rush the season tn most parts of Canada. ' j True; early, hardy flowers, all nursery stock. grass seed and some of the firs; vegetables can be planted Just as soon as the soil la fit to work. And fit to work is im- portant. ‘There is nothing to be gained and sometimes there is act- ual loss by ‘digging the soil when it Ls too damp. In clay that vrlll re- sult in mud and, la on, lumps that may take weeks of hard work to pulvarlze. l! one can walk grrough the garden without getting e shoes muddy. the soil can be worked safely, but not; before. If it crumbles when released. it

lowing but if it conducts into-o gall then the experts say to leave it alone for a day or two. Beginners are cautioned. foo. against planting all the garden on

spread out the plantings. Beets. carrots, beans, spinach, lettuce radish. etc. can be l-anted every other week or so rig t to late June and the harvest will spread Y. too. can be

ead over several weeks. Some lugs. however. like gross coed,

aocbrdingl Flowers

1n nurserv stock, qarden peas. sweet

. are best. all planned only. ddingocplnnts like petunia, lin- t-

s oes. 5e etc. shou not be set out until l danger offrost in over. ‘lender tzhims like gladlolus. melons, squash. corn etc. also in this on ry.

Seal in Cheap but Important No maths how favorable the

weather or how rich the soil re- ting

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The Honourable Premier J. Waiter Jones and Mn. Jenn; Ills Worship B. Earle MacDonald and Mn. MacDonald.

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to successful transplanting. Boxes ‘

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v KANSAS CITY. rll l’! A l'l$year-old farmer tod authorities ‘today howhe placed an earthen lcrod: under his aged wife's bed "to gkeep thfblood from-spilling." then ‘shag! her to death as she slept.

arleo Rigdon confessed the slaying o! his third wife, Minnde. ‘H, after a lie tktector test indicat- ed that his story of suicide was false. He 551d ,he shot her with a ‘gun she propped

de the bed

before she went to sleep. said he had argued with his wife repeatedly over disposit- llon of bar farm land. Before the slaying at their farm home near [oar-om City, Mo.. 1m FTkloy mid- night, Rigdon said a no hbor visit- them and “talked wth Minnie

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Rtgdon laid he feared for his own life. and when his wife retired he followed her to her second floor bedroom. He found her asleep, with a stiolgun and a ﬂfle beside the bed. He picked up the rifle because he "dddxft wont to dlafiguro her," he sold. and holding it clone to her head pulled the tr gger.

IDEAL MAPLE GIOVI

fil ‘the following seven, require- nenm-area should be oompetely filled" with "sugar maple trees with f developed uowrim-Tbe can y o! only crowns should allow lit lo sunshine to fall upon the noun thereby discouraging the uowth o arm and weeds. Maple trees o! should cover the area. A: the dmature trees are out out. bho their places. ways tho-ouch the‘ grove help inthe collection of the sap and ro- duce the usual difficulties wig: should

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