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“THIS ABOVE ALI?’

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GREAT FILM

POWER AND JOAN FONTAINE ARE MAGNIFICENT IN ZANUCK HIT

A truly great modem love story has been magnificently brought to the screen by Darryl F. Zanuck in his production of 20th Century- Foxs "'1 his Above All" which opens at the Prince Edward Theatre on Monday.

With all the power and emotional inlpact inherent. in the famous Eric Knight novel carelully preserved for its movie audience, "This Above All" bids fair to take its place among the screen epics of the decade. As he did in "How Green Was Mv Valley" and "The Grapes of Wrath," Producer Zunuck has given the film every- thing in the way of integrity. He entrusted the direction to Anatole Litvak, who has more than lived up to the trust laced in him.

Its stars. yrono Potver and Joan Fclltaine, in the principal roles of Clive Briggs and Prudence Catha- wuy, are admirably suited to their parts, and both of them bring to the screen all of the romance and beauty which made the novel such a. best-seller.

'i“‘ne story has to do with the love of Clive Briggs, a deserter from the British Army after the siege of Dun- kirk, and Prudence Cathaway, the WAAF member, who take a brief holiday jaunt after they meet, and discover their love for each other. Prudence wants Clive to give him- self up to the authorities, and re- turn to his regiment, But Clive is bitter about the war. However, any brief recapitulation of the mere framework of the extraordinarily well done story would spoil the haunting beauty of "This Above All," For here is a. film that takes a universal theme, presents it in an understandable form in such a way that all will beneﬁt from seeing it. It's a truly great motion picture.

Featured in the cast oi the ﬁlm are Thomas Mitchell. Henry Steph- enson, Nigel Bruce, Gladys Cooper. Philip Merlvale, Sara, Allgood and Alexander Knox. Anatole Litvak directed the film from a screenplay written by R, C. Sheriff.

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POLICE COURT-In the City Police Court yesterday one drunk was filled $20 or 30 days. Another (trunk ivas given 30 days.

HELP BED CROSS-The fol. lowing little girls Shirley Patsy Barrett, Thelma Barrett. Rosemund Edwards, Pamela Edwards. Ann Blake and Penny Robins held a bazaar Saturday" the 8th at the Apartment. street, in aid of the Red Cross. With the kindly assistance of the parents and friends the. sum of $17.20 was realized. Credit is clue for this successful patriotic effort.

CAR BURNED - An automo- bile, which was mrked near the Exhibition Grounds last night, was badly damaged by fire of un- known origin. City firemen rushed to the scene but could not save the car from a bad scorching. The lli‘<‘s were damaged in the blaze

~ ' PHIdIICa-db nur osmrzrr which occurred shortly after _l nl-wl-abrlnrnneovvﬂvr , eleven o'clock. The car belonged u. . ~ .lr- smwftwblllilvlllmmlionlipnzlny - 4 Mr. A. Mann, Kensington.

YORK UNITED CHURCHES- Rev. .7. A_ Nicholson, Minister,

—TO-DAY ONLY- WILLIAM BOYD—-ANDY CLYDE-BRAD IKING

“TWILIGHT 0N THE TRAIL”

Plus PopcyewCuluedv —Serizll. SHOWS 2.30 —7—S.~i5

services, Aug. 16: 11 am. Central Church; 2.30 Pleasant Grove: ‘L30 York. 7.30 a special service at Central Church. Mrs. J. Patten of Trinidad will preach. Special music. silver offering for Sunday School. The minister will preach at the other services. Sermon sub- ject, “Faith and Service in Time of War," 8-15-11.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1»i.—lAP)—- At- IBITLIC Clllltllbl’, (Jll liq liYSL ‘tllllliVCY- sary today as tllc bans of a just and

President lloustuclt llllll(tl the

happy post-uni’ world,

1t was one year llgo today‘ that he

and Prillle Minister‘ Ciulrclllll, lllcet- ing 0n a wursillp lll lllL‘ North Ai- lantic, signed Lllilb ll - (locu- lnellt. It was zi jOllll. t pr "sion of the principles iur ullir-ll Bill/dill was righting and Uli which the United States, then a. noll-bclllgerelit, was helping that nation.

Its eight bases ior a post-\val~ set- tlement- were:—

No territorial ull: mus approved by the people n x .

R/cspect for the rights cl all peo- ple to choose their own forms of Government,

Equal access by all nations to world trade and rluv lilLll(‘i‘l.l.'S.

Full lllllifllﬂlimllll CCUllQilllU col- laboration,

The establishlllcllt of a ncuce £15- suring the safely of ull lluticlls, and their freedom from want and fear.

Freedom of the sons.

Abandonment oi Illt‘ use of f< bv the nations, nlld lilo rilsllt" mom. of those tllrcl s-lllllu i...

n. Reaffirming this tlCﬁlillilllUll, M1‘. Roosevelt sllid today" lll ll lllnssziue to Mu‘. Churcll1ll:- "We shall stand s1‘ - dor ill sock p, to lll for which we lljilll. while battle, 1'. ulil crl through all lll" ll the unfortunate peoples who false gods today. _ _ “We reniflrnl our principles. They will bring us to a llllpllltl‘ world.’

War—25 Years Ago Today

(Evy The Press)

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AUGUST captured Dilllfl)’ northwest of Rove man positions by mile front swulllm. eluding Hill '10.

AUGUST l6. 19l'7— French ltttnckcrl soul-in . oi Ypre; taking Lnngoulilrck and gaining much mound Fkertch also advanced on ‘ ntrth o ' rcrs eu-

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DEATHS

DRAKE-At the Holy Cross Hos- pital, Calgary. Aftru, on Tuesday. Aug, 11, i942. John A. Drake. Irricana, Alllr-rtll in his 81st veal; formerly of .\'Illl\'ll‘\\', P, E. Island. Interment at Calgary Cemctcry_

N. D. MacLean

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Organ ma? Atlantic Charter In Trinity Church

\\'llS RlVCll Church. on 'l‘lllll'scllly evening last by Corporal Frank Johnson, RAF. assisted by Tait, R.A.l¥‘., bllril-olle. The recital was lll uirl of lllO Real Cross and

PROMINENT VISITORS. — Sev- eral prominent business. and pro- fessional men staying at the Queen Hotel while attending the races here are? T. M. Carroll and Mr. Shlmllhan, both from Glace Bay: lvfessrs. Max Brager, Sid. Newman. F‘, Morrison. R. Trotsky and M. Rosenfeld, all from Halifax. Judge D. Edgar Shaw and Mrs, Shaw of Sumlnerside and Mr. Ed. Murphy are also staying at the Queen Hotel. Mr, Brown. the proprietor of the Queen Hotel says that from the standpoint of the hotels there has never been as big a rush for living quarters as ion! as he can remem- ber as there has been this year,

organ recital

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Pilot Officer Robert

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lhe “lillillg Circle of the King's persnnals Daughters of Trinity United —i-

Church, Master Bradford Cairns Clark of

was extremely Summerslrle East is spending Old

The programme d W k 1 ch ‘m; m (Continued-from page 1) T L t Titzrl f well chosen. consisting as it di Home ee n aro e own e _ _ _ QQ a e o _ of pieces by the best colmposers, guest or Mr. and Mrs. Harold IiTtI-t .d m L ..,._. ivlgigligse 0f all the southern fight i _ I 7* Sari)’ which \\'Ul'€, none the ess__ so men_ src an e elllllgrad I}, the cam u m ' 1h t wAyq-l-ED _ MRIEDHTP] P09111111‘ 11111! lllflf “TF9 f-‘ﬁloyed —*——,- siege lines, German mnchitlliss, stemlvlvgelyg Psug- maid. Applv lpr.‘ é‘ by all the many listeners. Lt. J. B. Hegan. district Depot Strong counter-attacks were pilrlCgl by air iorces still bounded Hogg 23 Idol-m Rh. mid‘ ' The liiicnbcl-s rendered were as Oftnwu. leaves this morning on winning ground for lllC Red urnly tum-n [he Rosgovqjaku 1-5“ line ' lfyﬁlt-‘léﬂ fOll()\\'5—— return after spending n few days in all these rectors. Oil tllo agm- travelling some 300 mil,‘ ° '15 Organ: uith his mother Mrs. J.B. Hegnn, northwestern frollt, 3,00!) Germans [mm 305m‘, " [Os-r _ BORROW") “MC The National Anthem Dundas Esplanade, were repOrted killed in two day‘: {The Gnnhan high command {Schaﬂer mum,“ I q ' Occasional O\'i‘l'illl‘(‘.———I‘I2ll‘l(lGl . i_-- operations. Twenty German ll‘.'.ll5- voluunluinue ascey, u -»-“ o_1>1an rid Ruﬁjll‘ f,‘ Mo? To Z1 Wild R0s€‘— lacDoivcil Ml=s Adelaide Lockhart, Ottawa. D0rt>planes_ is exploiting niountainou; e e. M“ 5km He.

Jl-su Joy of Maui's Dcsirinh— i: sneudm": her holidavs at the Bllfll homo nf her parents. Upper Hill- Bnl-itone S010: The Holy City—- sboro St. City. Adams. —---- Organ: Among the guests attending the

Races and Exhibitlon during tl-p mist ivock were. J.W.. John. and Hush J. McIntyre. .1. McDougnll.

Andante iu G-Eclward Batiste Triullglrt Voluuln _'—Purcell, lln tune 5:21;». Four Ye Not, O

Isrzl Buck D, Chisholm. H. Malcolm. all of O1 i111 Pcrt Hmvkesbury. Nova Scctla. Ln 1 from ilz-e New World _._'____.___._ Sim» -<'=1.\=- "Hunk. AVOID BUTTER WASTE Mink," sure no butter is waved,

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GOSPEL TENT

I'l’l‘l<lll PRINCE STREET Services for Coming Week

Sunday 10.30 A. ‘BL-Remembering the Lord. 2.210 l’. .\l.—Sunday School. 7.00 l’, Air-Gospel Service.

Tllffﬁdll)’, Wczlnesdlly. 'l‘hursduy, Friday at 8.00 P. M. A series of Bible Readings on important themes "Thy Word is a Lamp unto my feet, and a Light unto

my path." (Psalm 119105).

8-15-Ii.

ANNUUNEEMENT Re BONUS 0N HUGS

C ‘ week of August 11th we no authorized to ply 5 BONUS of FIFTY CENTS per hog on all hogs sold through our or- ganization, grlulcil S1 ICCTS by the official government grader.

This will positively be In addition to our regular high market price and p-emiums paid each week. Think this over and you will find it equal to an extra 35 cents per cwt. on the average select hog.

We do not know how long lhls proposition will last. Your patronage will be lhl: measure of your appreciation of this outstanding offer and will have much to do with its continuation or termination.

We invite every hog producer to take advantage of thll allel- whether you've ever shipped through our organization helm-o or not. I0 makes no difference and you are cordially invited to loin with us oom- menclng next wcclr

Yours Sincerely, LIVESTOCK MARKETING BOARD. 8-15-19-2.

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The Nazis?» mnkl spectacular

being ruptured illlﬂ('l-\\'lll!‘l\ gives

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new lightn- platir, the Forkﬂ-wlllf 190. is shown above In Enfand alter

the British a golden opportunity to learn its lu-rrets ﬁrst hand.

The plane has a powerful new motor of the nlr- cooled type long popular In tho U.S. N000 Qho IA!‘

insignia painted on the fuselage so Allied pllﬂtl won't shoot it down by mistake.

run CGARLOFFPETOWN GUARDIAN 1 _ _

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A" lmllortant Radio Discussion

“Y lion. J. l.. ILSLEY

K . Minislor of Finance

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Minister of Notional Revenue

GEORGIA CARROLL -- lovely Iblonde Texan who poses as Befsy ‘Ross in Warners‘ "Yen':cc Doodle -Dondy"—seys that a girl is large- ‘ly judged by the hats she se!ecis. flop: This shori-brimmecl sailor is; Jof gleaming while pique, eye-' llefled in llavy blue thread. with, bond of navy grosgrain. The two; ha? pins which also serve as trim, have large heads covered with hand-crocheted navy wool. Below: Georgia selects a modified sailor with softly rolled brim and high, squared crown. A wide bend of black grosgraln and cushion-do’! Welling serve as irim. Practical as ‘well as decoraiive, ii is an excel- llenl hat lor summer "lravel. Georgia uses ii lo lop a light travel suit of black and while checked gingham.

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Note: This broadcast will be released liven _.CBC NAT _ NAL NETWORK at 8.30 t. 2.0. 5T. Sunday, August 16th.

up reinforcements o" sunnlle were attacked by Soviet aircraft which brought down six of the big lnllcliiils.

1A Stockholm nwspaper. regard-

ch l3 DB-rtlailalrl", fuwlrrll) l: the defence and 15351111 palzulllegii: resistance in order to cuvcy m, retreat 0n the sen route from the north Caucasus pol-ls. Th

W w“ m“ I . “My in‘; ill-e Russian offensive in the f Ge t- - - .. Cﬂllnter-Actlgl} north lls extensive. suggested it §r_og;§§§_'}§§_w'_§ff_"q’ 1S m‘

was creating a crisis for the Ger- might influence the

_—_-—_= mans and

prcsulmlbly lmngmg turn to Col Maciiiulloll (lustr-

Hcre la the last picture made of the scrappy and IYSIOIQ us, New who were shot down to n nun in to anese airplane carriers. Sianlliltg. left tn right:

members ilatlle of Midway-but not until they had sunk time lap.

aerial torpedo squndr ‘.1 l:eut. J. C. Owens, Jr, Ensign Fayle, John l". “I'll- dron. R. b10070. U- M- lllllilfﬂ. W. R, Evms, G. W. 'l'e:~ts and ll J. Ellison; kneeling, left to m? t: (l- M- C“ ' W- W- Ambl-‘Pﬂlmblﬂ. ll. R. Kenyon, Jr., G. H. Gay (only survivor), J. D. Woodson, W. W Creamervajld’ Miles.

.» a‘ .., Wearing iin hats and respirators. this smart platoon or Can: an omen; my "T r175 girls are shown on a route mulch nt mu Eastern (tnnzuiian centre belnl led by 2 Lleut. L. Wlllon. of Saint Jnhn, NP" Brunswick. The U.W.A.O. needs hundreds more. Just as smart as they are, lny anyone interested "l

Jglgjnpyaan n} lull Information at the nearest reorultlng olfloo. >__:>____J__\

Burn Largels

"'11 Queen SLvI-LR. LARGE &

c0. Tel. 100100,