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AII Wounded Back From

By Foster Barclay (Canadian Press Stuff Writer)

~ A SOUTHERN BRITISH POftT. Aug. 20 - C P CABLE) — T119 last cf the uvodnded came back from the Dieppe combined 0,191‘- aLcns tccay uniel- p.10 tlvo-lvzly ail" traffic of ttlelr O\\'Il R.A.F.- R..C.A F. umbrella and ruining new attacks being devcl.p.d against occupied Europe.

Most of the lvoundcd lvrre Cali- adlans, but tlicre were a, 10L Oi German prisoners, lllC._l.l'_.ll‘.g a large proportion of olkcrrs, and one l'l-year.old kid, a 1311)‘??-

This town has no fQClllLCS for inking care of prisoners, so the Cana fans riggzd up a bnrbs-d-lvlrc enclosure and hcrdzd them in.

Booty Too

There was booty visible, too, Olive Canadian carri:d a Gelnlln ril.e and many had German tulxrcts. One man had capi-urrci n lel. er frtm a German. He walked down the strict wdvlng ll- and cssing for someone who could translate lt for tum. 4

One of the lzst_bal'ges_ to cane in carried a Canadian smdier lllla had been in the sea

three h.llrs and survived although he cannot swim He was Wfillllig a life

jacket.

"The Germans often svvcult the sea with machine-gun fire. he said. "I kept my st-e! helm-t. cu but my main concern was uhciiirr

the Jerrles would p JTC mv Mae West rket ll a s i lfl v bullet They "W11. i1 '

d" I hauled onto ore cf our itiips p.11" three hours "

Smie of the Canadian wmlildfid were loaded into hcnpitcll trains dra/wn up alongside t-lle_ quay. Others were rushed to a big (WWW hall which had been convert-d in- to a casualty clrnring staiioli.

Wm; the Canadians were a number of American rangers vhr» went for the ride to learn how such jobs are done. They wll1 be instructors in their own army-

Pralse Air Force

The men who rcamzd the strrots of this town tonight _ t/nose WAD were not too tlned to stfiy bW81<<‘i— loudl raised the air mice They we ell) routine patrols flying overhead and one 5illdZ—-

"They've got it, tho;e fellows. They really helped plenty." All but, the most desperately wounded came ashore singng, shouting and grinning. They were tired and some weme lame, but nlcirlle tcould hel iaughin at. the s es on.- ual of alLgHe was a Brill-ill mar e. He emerged from‘ nine hours figlhting at Dltppe wztllcut a scratch. Nothing happened m him on the way back. lie olme alters and acc d ntally shot nim- self in the hand.

BIRTHS

it mnnfiidTeTms. i. Hospital to 5gt. and Mrs. G. E. Sutherland a. daughter, Sondra All

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MacMTLLAN-BREHAUT — At Charlottetown, Aug. 14. 1942, by Rev. W. B. Maophail, Margaret Catherine Brehaut of Guernsey Cow to James Stewart MilcMlllan

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"'*-'¥'-'~' - w-w-lnr-tswvnu. McDONALD-In ule- City until}.

North River l. rt four lfrloek in the

of Tuesday, Ann“!

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Till-I EASTERN TRUST COMPANY

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on Au _ 19. i942. Mrs. Stephen Mc- Donal. aged 52 years. Her re- mains were forwarded from Frank Hennesseyu Funeral Home yes- terday afternoon bv rail to her home in North Lake from where the funeral will take place Satur- day morning at 8 o'clock to st. Columbrs Church, East Point:

N. D. MacLean

' UNDERTAKER ~ EMUALMER

Charlottetown and North Wiltshlrl

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column lo nurved for nail In local Interest, but ndurtlnllg of I nanny nature: any In hull-all ll I wit: u word. nrlofly IIIIIIH ll vdvnnnn.

ORASWELL for Photographs. CONFEDERATION LIFE INBUR. ANCE L-MI

PRIVATE SALE of furniture. 189 King. 8-30-21. :1: AWAlT FUNERAL ARRANGE? nfMENTS—The b0dy o! Mr. JOhn L. fiivlcGuigan, ltli-yedialf-oldt gig; = armer was res g a e a :‘Hennessey Funeral Home here llélast night pending completion of flfuneral arrangements. The man ‘jzdled in the city Allospital early ryesterday following an accident at his home the previous clay. He ufell from a load of grain injuring :'lils head. He is survived by his iwlfe, formerly Miss Myrtle Kelly _ and two children George, aged weight and Noreen, 10. Hon. Mark flu. McGuigan, Minister of neumi

and Education for the province is a brother.

Personals

John H, DeRoche, Jr.. son of J11. ‘and Mrs. De-Rcche has joined the a Air Force and left for Ne-lv Bruns-

fwick yesterday morning to begin

training. His younger brother Pat is in the A. M. C. serving in Eng- “land.

:: The many friends of Mr. Ronnie

.:Cireenan smi of Mr. and Mrs. Petel I Groean, South Melville will regrc

l.' l is ti t l th Plus _ Chan 7 of Don ‘:10 cull le a pa en ‘ofiowm;

, Cliazlottetown Hospital flan operation on Saturday.

glScllolarships For :51’. E. Island Boys

MONCTON_ N. 13., Aug. zo-gcr) -»Namcs of boys and girls who were awarded college and convent scholarships at the annual meet- ing of La scciete De lL/Assomption ll‘i‘l'(.‘ list lzlst iliglit by C. F. Savoie, Grand secretary Treasurer.

The lvlilncl-s with names of first and second substitutes, re- spccllvciy, in case the former are unable to take the courses, in- clli Ni the following from Prince Ell... d Island:

Bertram Arscnuult, Egmont Bay. P. E_ L; Edmond Gallant, Mont Carmel, P. E. I.; Leonard Arsen- llult, Egmcnt Buy, P. E. I.

New Chapter To History 0f Gaiiuek Airmen‘

(By Alan Randal, Canadian Press Stuff Wflifl‘) LONDON, Aug. 20-10? Cable) -—A liclv chapter was added to the brilliant history of the R. C. A, F. tcilight us stories of the exploits of men who helped make possible the success of the Dleppe raid came from a dozen air stations scattered over tile rolling country-

si ll souilicm England

nerd by tile great/est array of air: . ft ills Gorilians ever lnus- LCYQKl in the west against an at- tacking force, Canadian fighter and lirinv co-operation squadrons fought the cucniy wit-h outstand- ing success from dawn to dusk and provided protection to laud and scu forces vltiich won the praise of every soldier and sailor.

Every Cnnilriizin fighter and army cc-op squadron overseas took part and members of these for- lllllllCllS. with the scores of Can- ' in R. A. F. units, formed a (‘OZlhluxFflbl-I‘ ploportion of the Un- ilcd Nations furcc which was coin- pris-cd not only of men from all pnris of the Empire but from the United states, Fighting I~‘i'ance_ Belgium, Poland and Czecho- Slovakia.

“Never before have ground for- ces been provided with such alr support,” the air ministry news service said in disclosing that the Germans in an all-out bid to smash the returning flotilla threw in every type of plane they could put in the air-big and medium bclnlirrs, fighter-bombers, fighters.

Outstanding Victory

and

The results achieved, even at a cost of 9B planes and 68 pllOts, fifC considered an outstanding vio- tolgv.

wc-rk were announced in

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Brazilian national; in Alia torri- TD .

They were detained than when Brazil “ the smkink 01 five ships by U-bosts within three

STOCK QUOTA TTONS

WM! a life.’

Canadians paid for the heroic al- smlt on the etiazmel coast - ".‘§”.l°.':;.°°§‘eii°: "lira d: ,,,,,, A V° ° e‘ We m1 Go d1 emote and narrow streets of the Hench port. m3: {afimmrwho ma, mun m. u“ yew“. main along with the hostages un-

til some means may be found for Looking back on the raid in ‘hem "° 1”" B‘ ' which I touched the bullot-awept Fre in inn

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111 his IND. blood-stained lJB-ttlt- Bldg Prod dress, ignoring food placed beside cm cement him. For three days and as many can No, P‘. nights he had not beento bed and gm c“ m,“ now ash: sat typingfromascribblet. gm c," Pm sheaf of notes, he smoked endless- can Pacific 1y and nlbbled benzedrine tablets can steamghl given him by a Canadian Mediml Dom Cggl pg officer to keep his eyelids open. To accunpauy the Canadian Army Dom on sewer. manoeuvere: was old stuff 1m Nickel to this quiet-spoken, eonsclentiou. Mt] power reporter, who deems it his duty to Nat steel Car cover the doings of Canadian Shawinigan N,“ Muchlnbaum 231C225‘? bZItTtCIZlICI‘ they are in sham g: a: gtcam A, om. “M; ‘owed d m In his story Munro skipped llght- Wpg Elec A beach with a. hait-dlooghm glues; lxy over the pm where he changed Wpz med n and run“ we” lowexd M. m, rom one craft to another a half- fifililnfiglh“ m‘ “l” “W; ‘elfilliiiliwiifiiiiliil. "tifililékifi - on a sope no - yargs mway itflllallsfltit-{Bd a warning gatltilve are’ all regtmgnts in his oe ourea own. e awascovere. bea slugs whipped lntoour He was apologetic phat he had craf-t. been unble to stay until the very cementing; ltilaéi gaaitfld fol-duo to grail to asoertaalln ghether only‘ out- ac an now were una e re . was they thought they had us at their much the same when he armam- fillf1l§y_ to‘ massacre in. their own ggnliedt tlge expedition to fipitsberg- Asbestos From fortified houses and ill th alilydartfle lliampere a" mi" B‘“‘““““°“ - e an , rave ng at one time ma," boxes along the top of the sope in a seaplane, ma“ W” came more machine-gun bursts. But he came back to the office w, than“, lm t humi t Looked Lie Curtains Tiudmben unlzllrlgd tgyagxolgmlaiclly h: firm?“ It looked like curtains for all 25 destruction crew which had Jen Int’ Pete of us in our vessel.

the main flotilla to do a certain Jo Instead of bel iked in 25 lanes away‘ “l; lJB-Ilc " ‘m s0rry~I should have been this trad). the Roy became fighting mad. Sitting and lying (Canadian Press) TORONTO, Aug. 20-

theie," he said ruefully, "But they on the deck of the craft. seeking Stocks

dayrin which rhnps 600 , perished, inciud g Brazilian troop-i. Most of thole on the IQPIWMUOD

MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE

'1" (Cundhn Iron)

the ordzals of the . mo” This was their first show and

hike: wok it like veterans of the

I can't banish from my mind a recollect? tohf that 20-minute imam w e Royals when death looked us right in the face and nodded,

We had crossed the channel from England in the night and at drawn tried to land at Pulls. Just east of Dielppe. With Nani guns banging away st everything in sight we creptinonabeaohcovemdbyn smoke screen.

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Montreal iiurli

(Canndlln Press) Stocks

:e§aess: hill Tifl(l\># Ad. .l.'

portatlon." In ‘Ill-lick of Battle

And he felt pretty much the same way in yesterday's fearful attack. But he managed to ez around more than any other wai Alderm“ correspondent, was in the thick m 513mm‘ the worst fighting which no other A“! ca" 36 writer saw, and was one of two to Base Metal get ashore at all. Beaime

didn't provide mo with any trans- what cover the sheets of armor

Plating 0n the sides offered, they returned the German fire with terest.

Bullets criss-crossed between the shore posts and the beached boat. The German fire w0unded half the men in our boat and only a miracle saved us from annihilation. events were happening all around us and over our heads. We

had been tossed bot ilk t _ Bid d in the channel if} the bgmlis Ni thiniiltflllg ginoilidmuy‘ l: 5P1,“ "ll Bongeotzl 2 diving Stukas that exploded in Qmlpanled 1 orlmmthe f“ u‘? pm Dom 15 the water beside us. Nazi planes he hm méredg-“bh 3? m m‘ a‘ Broulan 37 had machine-gunned us, “W5 8mm“ "e i” ‘ Cal Edm g5 But this was the real thing. ed» “nod (ti; “I; conceded’ Cdn MR1 3'! Several men in our boat coliap- wyjén I 10,30}, m taro“? lmw Gas Treth ‘sgdihgng soldtlier got‘ tug)‘ bullets an“? w a m ram‘ goocllienour 51 an one nar lie we a.» iris ..:‘.ia“::s:..e:.l:*.scarier: we ‘Bl e 0O . '- ' E8. t M 1 Field services bandages were in it‘ Wm“? “d ElcToradg 12911-; wrapped over the wounds and m n e I!!!‘ ‘Well same unassuming plmnw 1.1 e . . fggnifutigzg ggfififlrelzcmeritkepi ill“- T7121; may figssliflesfialwe rrore ggffaimki’ 9 Blood. mingled wizil sgreggé and ,°,°’F°,‘,°",§”"* i?’ “Wm” “Mei Goldmine :34 dirttrtnckfied ggwnl the deck. mic, hung?“ “$53,312; bewgaimag’ garg Rod: so e ore ie -m nute fl ht ' - ar er 2 over, wounded were lying 85,11 ‘xi: Holllnger 7x theft bottom of the craft. Homest 31-4 was suicide to try to stay any Kerr Add 36o longer. even thou h th C - G d c _ i Kirk Lake 44, dlans had killed; half eie .112?“ I. Dufault 38 Germans with fire from the boat. u I Lake Shore 775 We eased off the beach and went D 1W1 50 back to sea, . I o Macassa 195 Later I heard some Royals 1nd Macbeod 105 gefoglmed tlmd attacked that very _._____ gag? 36 eac aga n d 1 , a at driving the ogrnmurgsgarllom my Alfrless lglculllrlaswlilg-lnadl“ Mcxengie "6 stronghold in the death trap, WITH THE RC Al, SOME_ McWatters 11 But the story of the Canadian WHERE IN ENGLAND‘ Au 20 Mme“ 24 ma“ i’ m” a" We 01 slwh heavy —(CP Cable) Con 'i- tuieTi s M°°" 401-4 1°55“ m‘: R°Yal$ Md stopped showered tocla In th g ‘Canadlm N“Yb°'° 10 m” m“ °' the “ugliest lDots on men behind tlie me e who an N°r““d“ 43 14 the Dleppe ma“- the aircraft gllnS-{IIEOIIDG cigar: ogmiltal g Smash Germans g.h°C.mA!Ne1“.pOe;€ll>llets liklethgrlrlllgill: gfjafgiike‘ 14 Die 3 Down th l .. ' ,, Pa when “unfit” thrfiee gagiaelmflixxtit wagon glaze: don: a Bplerlglidhjolg Faggot! 9g tallons landed-the Royal Hamll- quarts." reiyedrl,“ vtvh g beak‘ Pumas”? 14 “"1 I-iaht Infantry. Essex Scottish room men at inisycalioii “lili- m“ Cm’ 145 °i Winds“ °"i-- find the Calgary the reat air battles f w elv e "mm" 129 Tank Regiment-they smashed up day gwere still i s o e nesd Premier 43 the Germans rights and left Nazi roarln plane n prégrelss at“ Preston 43 were strewn over the rapid T-efueliné Nreifie rlelolliirlnrgg anocl gfigfrlfild 4 mm the ca’? ‘a m. n“ and or then taking off again. gbiep ‘vi 1&1, ° Profile!!! e. Hamilton Light Cui- 9n we“, N yvan 135 Infantry mc 1 Y! - ~ P! "f Tobum Germans a“: ‘eijfillsedm gglsffylllll; The message added’ “Car on Upp can :15 3°!‘ illnkhfllv! in the centre of for a few more hours ‘a d aryreat venture“ 35° town. Those who weren't fired on air victory will be ours’?- 3 Vermilata 1 a-s “n “waY- Veteran fitters, rlggers. and arm- w?“ Am“ 40° 15 W“! 111 Dieppe that cana- orers who helped keep planes fly- r H“? 310 "m" m“ Play“! ham with in: during the battle of Britain (“m”) Willow pulvenzing declared today that the Dieppe “LISTED ‘hem Wm’! Doln -blank fire from air action was as hot hectic and heavy tank suns. furious as the most motion-filled 5153;‘, ‘ff 80 days of the air fights over London s 8' 110-000 In Good Form in 1940. m Bet , so“? MSDEPW» ll Pollfville, the cnwszeiaaeiawlesdwegillsthetlgiigassgbglllrtlifi h u t h staged oneflda tchgrwgét atigeggiilisneilyi: runways under tsrpaulins and G

‘ ground sheets They ropped their the laid. They landed silently and tired heads on their Ecol kits and.

were in position before the Nazis Often. the next man's

boots. They TORONTO

The conservative air ministry knew the score. d“; 1 w i _ . A M-(CH-The

pliiccd tile Gcmllln losses at 91. They carried out a number of fort‘ ssselgrllg aslghrelzd ggillddlbe 0n limit‘ aqww lgfilend new losses

but w these "conflrmeds" must be tasks under the brilliant leader- hsnd lo w vibe in» returnlnx onto saga °’°"""°“' °“ m‘ T°"

"filed ‘mm’ °i ‘he 1°°‘°dd Pmb‘ $119 °T "'19" T011118 Colonel from battle kites bus lne ‘nggsgidngezwogglll! at?

a es, lmco ve, fte 1 .. ' °Y ' British pilots added to the stor- QUHTGuBCXtIOTI, rWiTTldTeNlghftoi-"g- Look At Those Guys figorveigngilglhrltllelliegearlylcgvglikneg

les told by the Canadians. They described the beaches at Dleppe as lnOklng like “Brighton on Sun- day].

Like tile Canadians. they never lost their sense of humor. They called a church in DlepPe- used as a landmark. as s "rendezvous for ten and buns."

Allies Give Support Every air force involved in the

_ show did a nice job. United States

Flying librtrcsses plastered the important Abbcville fighter base to wcllken the opposition the Ger- mans could get into the air. American Eagle pilots and spit- fire-flying pilots of the American army air corps continuously en- gagcd the Germans over the battle

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Belgians, Fighting French and Czechs all scored successes while the Poles always noted for their cool daring, smashed down l‘! German planes and suffered a IOU of only three of their own.

Scores of planes made two and tlirec trips, pausin only ion on- ough to rcfuel an rearm. A one stiltinn. Canadian fliers waiting to go aloft on the third sweep 0f the day, learned only then that. they were to support Dominion ground troops in the assault

Tlicir eagerness to get in the sky then mounted feverishly.

Keystone of Attack

one Canadian army oo-oper- itiloli squadron was hailed as a kcvsioue of the attack as. in it! first big operation it kept in the nli‘ from dawn until all the troops lii'l(l lcit the French coast late in

ll <- ri. y. I q Sgd L. Ford his

S" ‘ti. 1dr. flQCl, N R. and

of Liver- Dominion

embarkatfon.

One group of the westerners was in such good form that even ami- a five-hour battle they lmartly l1°f>ed arms and marched aboard tho boot that picked them up.

and the fl ih

"Look at those guys," said sgt. only Mylnntheeduiggxsesvsvhlrledorlllig Ted Ryland of Winnipeg, senior western oils held unchanged. ‘ non-commissioned officer of this Kerr-Addison sold in considerable glghtzr" squadron asqhlc gpfnted to gyol-gelidfl-gla :0 trlrlop to $3.?!’ an?

s a crews.‘ e - - OIDQ ou ‘till 3 Qgcgckr TDEITIOITO; if” tllgy $5,?!’ E5181‘? weaktenglit 2g ave . - - oases o o one w“ g H?!“ {fljasefigflxfiviffid cents came out for Fkancoeur. Hol- ggerwz“ no pop m the oumt. llngetrgnMalartlc Gold Fields and i1 5Y- . ." h“ ‘

Among the men in overalls who wmkmul“ ‘mm! 5°“ 3° helped fashion the Canadian sir

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fd. grid o, International Btee of Canada pfd. British-Dominion Oil traded in slrablc volume and weakened a cent to 18. Anglo-Canadian was down s.

through yesterday was: two lub- marlnes reported sunk. one by a United States bombe one at- tacked and two sighted

Advise French

others

"m ‘annuals... exchange To Stay Neutral. w" r "- mipumllad bein ‘due to gall earlier o wee exc IITIO or mmdmm mp0,,“ m, N," Dime, LONDON, Aug. ao-wp Cable) "ITNQTI At A GlIIIGN destrgyed and three damaged. — Cindi"! °°mmmd° "m" F0 m’ 5 800d example by 82:51:lenllletslagillipeposgiffxherlshy —'—_ b _ . uaegfsliellgwiimllllelieoowuiiieiiwufuxifiuf in! the Hench lwplllstivn to re- wmm" m"