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STUDY CLUB — May 2i, the Study Club meeting in the the president, Mass siding. The follow- - attendance: . Miss Hazel MucKay, Miss Miss Stella “i, Alter the minutes of the ‘y fiwuiini; via-re read anortip- I a ngpel‘ with suggestions m‘, 5mg;- 01’ senior literature b After a discussion qf questions Dffiemed by the '. ,:lte nteeiiritl adiourned-

BORDEN

Jum- iiiuclgeitzie of Ken- m and Corporal B1015 Dillin- 3 Q A, F. were visitors to ,,, m, suucay. guests of M: - mg Gordon Constable.

.. Glenn Sharpe of Moncton prince Sharpe of Sutnmerside .. ii:e.i~ home in Borden over

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,. 1g)- M-tTcBonald. teacher at was the guest of Miss Elinor ..1ioi Borcen over the week-

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and Mrs. Darrach on i a son in the Prince on Wednesday.

wTuThm White and i visited - the t

it illld Mt‘;- ier Phillis oi Borden -.. at Georgetown: over Gin

_v John 178K150 who has ittendinr the funeral of his pirate Ernest Gallant in Mont- returned home 0n Monday-

. Joyce DOYP of Summerside his spent the weekend at he" here. returned to work on .l Y_

i ..lohn Mnclsaac and daughter uleii 0n Tuesday morning for real. Thor trill visit Miss Jean .= at Ottawa before re- e-i: home

hist ensley MacDonald his breu snenriing leave with life and little daughter Sandra Borden returned to headquarters lillinx on Monday. His wife ac- . ted h1m t0 the city.

~- E. M Campbell and Mn. i- Dalziel of Borden were vis- - to Charlottetown on Thurs-

--~- _uline Macfsaac of OLearY - :02 a few dars at her home lord: In’: Social Ciitb met at the i oi the tircsidettt. Mrs. Neil - hon Wednesday afternoon. ‘ " 000K190 With prayer follow- NU rail and minutes of last I The afternoon was spent "tithe out and preparing work .tlie 00ml:- srvarr wife“ has ‘Nituoned until the middle of "Wilt Srk committee reported "iiilit to sick in the com- _ Lunch was served bv the “ “"1 meeting closed with benediction

wlifililiiir meeting of the Bor. Pgiiiensinfttute wws held on

phailflflllflil in the town will“ ‘Ymmbers present. Meet- “ ‘W r rill the president in the ‘in e eating the Ciubwomenks Hoyt; wit. Following roll call wmd “giumfeiiihg were adopt- “ h was‘ ref-x" riifv sch)?‘ 00,21’ Mrs.‘ Her '10‘ renorfgrl ‘for

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Personals

-Maio .1. s. Wri ' Edward‘ rlsland slillklqlgzfgnnci: aPi-‘ndlnl a few days leave with his wife in Summersidm-S.

—Capt. Firancls McNeil of the Prince Edward Island Highlanders *5 mmiins B few days leave with w wife ant. family in simmer.

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Jo l IIIIIIIIR; in lM-ivlw t-ii-lif-“ul-q Directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ limo Flu w Roam Buckner and Edmund lfllih‘ Ullllnal Story by lobar! lucltner

—Mr. W. E. rby of Summerside

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—-Miss Vemit M D0 . iettgwwu. is soeandincs hrelrgkkatgkfsixil n ummersid, ti; i Marjorie Kelli-sf mes o’ Miss

—Mr. and M . Th . "d 0f aostuh..'hmf“§ai¥eu"§§t. “may night and will spend two weeks vacation, guests of Mrs. Kentford L. Waite, Kensington.

S’Side Reserve Army Unit Needs 75 Men

Rcscrvc Army week in Summer- side carries on today with a parade of detachments from tiie 11in ice. serve front Summersidc. Tyne Vai- lcy. Wellington. Kcnsingtoit Mal~ peque Sea View and other centres.

The parade will move off from the Armoitry square zit 8 p.m. and after parading downtown districts will pass by the Armoury agatii where the salute will be taken by Col. G. Elliott Full. V.D. From there the parade will proceed to Memorial Square where a program

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“Yankee Doodle Dandy" Stars Cagney

"Yankee Doodle Duudy“ which opened ut the Capitol inerttre last. night, brings to me screen on- oiticr winner Bros, iiie story in Ilifll. it is the outsianciitig story of the career oi George ivi. Oohau and one of the must turiilitig films ever mace. it l5 tin-tiling IUl.‘ many reasons out its timely patriotism 1S the most important uni.- uf all.

James Cagney portrays the role of George M. outrun uuu it is by tar tus tuicst work. 11m AIHPETSOII- ation 0f Cohan is ivonnerfili be- cause ne llUvi-zlt.‘ slum titnzscii .0 become a siickier tor tiotau. He iODKS like Uflgllf). out ililifih, sitigs and acts ilKt.‘ ueotge ivi. Conan hunscti.

"Yankee licuclite Dsiitlj” is a grcat fiillkiYUili all utigics. ‘the pru- CilICLlOII tiuniuers 8P0 duiig to per- fection. "inc Srll5illi! and dancing are typical oi‘ a dzcaowuy revue and tile backstage sequences are tne most authentic ever seen in a

will take place.

No. 62 C.A. iB.) 'I‘. C. band will‘ march in the parade. and latcri fumish n band concert at thcl square. Here also, speakers will bc’ heard and ublic recruiting carried out. Interv ews with some oi the troopers and N. C. 0's. will be madc i on the platform. and these will an- swer some of the questions in the minds of prospective recruits, no doubt.

Seventy Qve mon are needed in Summerside detachment to bring the unit up to proper strength.—s.

i_é._____i__i_.__ | the Red Cross Committee that $10.00 hac been sent to the Prisoners of’ War Fund. New sick committee ap- pointed were Mrs. E. M. Campbell and Mrs Reg Rodgers. it was de- cided that the proceeds of the first card party in June go to the Queens Canadian Fund. After some ciscus- sion n motion was moved arid sec- onded that a resolution be sent. the town council asking that all milk brought into the town be tested. Meeting then adjourned.

Thf reiiilifli’ 1111310" Diff-V 0! "W! Japanese planes and probably de

Borden Women's Institute was heir. on ‘Ihtirsdav evening with six tables playing. Ladies prize was won by Mrs. James Macaleeta-gents bv Mr. Aloytsu; Croken with consolation prizes going to Mrs. Field and Mrs. Austen MacDonald. The freezeout prize was won by Mr. Prosper Berna/rd.

On Friday afternoon and evening free ammo‘ movies were shown in the ll to large crowds

of children and grown ups. Hints on the work of the Red Cross and Vitamins A B. C. D. were much enjoyed Other films shown were Paratmoop Commandos from the Skv. The Road to ‘Ibkyo and the Battle of the I-iarvests. At the evening

lars was taken for the Red Cross

The films were shown by Miss l-Iiida Gill's of Charlottetown.

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The excellent supporting cast is mnue lip u. cit-urge iooias, Frances Latigiui-tt, S. Z. Saknll. Eddie l-‘oy. J12, Walter Uftilett and many more.

acie of entertainment, dedicated to Amencas Number One iitizcrtaiizcr —Ueorgc M. Cohan.

Chinese Gain Ground In Counter-Attacks

By SPENCER MOUSA Associated Press Staff Writer Cl-IUNGKING, June 1 ('i'uc.~;uay)

iAPi-The Chinese high command announced today that Allied bomb- ers and Chinese fighters attacked Ichang yesterday, shooting down 23

stroyinv. eight others as counter- attackftig Chinese ground forces advanced to within l2 miles of that vital enemy-held Yangtse River

use.

A special Chinese communique, telling oi the greatest air victory ever achieved by Allied and Chinese air units operating together, also declared that Chinese troops were threatening to wipe out five Japan- ese divisioits besieged at Chang- yang. l2 miles below Ichang.

The l-ligh Command disclosed that Allied planes knocked down 20 of the 23 planes destroyed over Ichang and accounted for five of the eight "probables". The support in<z Chinese fighters bagged the others.

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CONIIDIIATION LIFE INSUI» ANCI-

TIIE- ROGERS Hardware Com- pany Limited will close at 12.30 starting Wednesday. June mdé a1 a1

RADIO BEOADCAST - This evening at 0.15 pm. Major A. W. Mathesozi will speak over CTCY o

the Reserve Army. 6-1-11

FIBEMEN CALLED-The fire- men were called out at 3.80 yes- terday aftemoon to 53 S ring Park Road. The fire started hind the. kitchen stove where some clothes

caught fire. By the efforts of thei firemen the blaze was brought un- der control in about twenty minutes.

ARREST MADE -- 1583f. D581“. the City Police arrested an eighteen

year old boy on the charge of breaking and entorin Carter's stationery store last ay night.

Two other boys 8 and 11 years are being held in custody as it. is thought they were witnesses to the theft. ‘

RESERVE ARMY AT MODELI- -.All citizens of Moi-ell and vicinity who are interested in forming a training centre of the 17th. Reserve Armoured Regiment at Moreil are requested to come to the Hall at Morell on Wednesday. June 2nd, at 8:30 pm. Capt. H. J. Shaw who ls Officer Commanding "C" Squadron of the 17th Armoured Regiment has arranged to have Capt. N. W. Lowther address the meeting on the requirements of the Reserve Army. 6-1 2i

NURSES GRADUATION EXER- ClSES-Eight nurses from the Charlottetown Hospital will receive diplomas at. the graduation exercises being held this evening at ei ht o'clock in the Holy Name Hall. TDr. J. P. Lantz will address the gradu- ates and Margaret Adele Lorraine MacIvor will be the class vaiedic- torian. A pleasing musical program has been arranged. The following will receive diplomas: May Lillian Morrisscy Vernon River; Irene Loretta Kinch. Tignish; Margaret Adele Lorraine Maclvor. Kinkora; Helen Marjorie MacDonald, Kin- kora: Marion Eileen Boylan, Lake

Verde; Mary Agnes Rheta Sullivan, i Kinkora: Thelma Catherine O'Don-

nell. Avotidnie; Rita Lois Coady, Hazelbrook. |.o.n.r-:. MEET-INC _ The re‘

gulai" meeting of the Royal Edivart: Chapter of the I.O.D E. was held yesterday afternoon with the Re- llent. Mrs. H. J. Gordon in the 0.11m". 'I'he reports of the various committees, which represent the war work of the Chapter were very encouraging. showing much activity. Large shipments have been sent away this month. to the destitute people lIl Great Britain. t0 the mer- chant marine. and to the adopted ship. Falrmile QOSO. The dance held at Government l-lcuse was a decid- ed success izoth socially and finan" cially and votes of thanks were vex-I tended to all who had so kindlik asssted the Chapter, Attention was calico to the annual rose dav sale. ‘iiVlTCil will be feels this year cu 1I“e 18.

BRIDAL SIIOWEIh-The spacious t ltome of Mr and Mrs. Ernest T. Mill was the scene of a hanny event 1 on Wednesday evening May l9tlil ivhcit umvaiwis of one: hundred and twenty-five friends and neighbour."- assembleri to tender a shower iii honor of their niece. Miss Wanda Mill, who was married on May 24th. The dininwroom was beautifully decorated in pink and white with snapdragon and carnations. To the strains of the wedding march played by Mrs. Russel hlacKay the bridc-to-be was escorted to a gaily decorated chair by Miss Glenn MacKay; a basket artistically laden with gifts was brought in bv Miss Mamie Mill and Miss Ruth Mill. the accompanying verses were read by Miss Adell Parkman and the gifts were rluintily arranged on the table by Miss Addie Green and Miss Doris MacArthur. which consisted of linen. cut-glass. sliver, includ- ing a chest of silver, also a beau- tiful bedspread from the firm of Sinclair &. Stewart. where the bride was previously employed. Miss Mill gracefullly acknowledged the love- ly gifts after which all joined in singing “For she's a jolly good fei- low." Refreshments were served and the remainder of the evening was spent in sing-song accompan- ied on the piano by Mrs. Wm. Forbes, all joined in the very best wishes for this popular young lady.

AIRCRAFT DETECTION CORRS Major Alex Knox. manager of the Eastern 'I‘ruat Company. was intro- duced to the Aircraft Detection Corps as Chief (Maserver at s, meet- held at The Charlottetown Hotel last night, Major Knox. who

Regional Director County. lfit-Lt, Foot. of the R..A.F. addressed the corps and told of an aircraft proceeding overseas which became lost recently in heavy wea- ther over East Point. Reports from three observers in the Eastern gfld of the ncs told of the plane's flight. The plane was contacted by radio and its exact position reia ed m them. As a consequence he plane got. its bearings and proceed- ed on its way. Word has been re- cei-ed that ft arrived safely over. seas, The difficulty of malntalnin the regular schedule during that summer months and the unoert-i ainty of getting suitable binoculars were matters that occupied the thought of the meeting. PO. Prank Webster. R.C.A.I*'. Ihstern Air Com- mand. reported briefly on his con‘ tacis with chief observers through. out the province. They all evidenc- ed high spirits and enthusiasm for their work. The corps was oom- plimentcd on maintainin the 24 hour watch. It was noted t at other centres through the Province are following Charlottotownu example.

yesterday for Montreal, where he will enter the Western Hospital for treatment. I-Ie was accompanied by his sister, Misc Etta C. Cotes, RN.

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ANKARA, ed) - (AP) - A serious typhus epid- emic has broken out in Istanbul and approximately 100 cases were u. ported mllav in Ankara. Other pop. ulation "P"“'es or ‘turkey were re- portinl oases. _ _

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Three very interesting addresses were given at. yesterdays luncheon

tary Club. Rotarian T. W. Prowse spoke on retailing under wartime conditions. Col. G. Elliott Full v11, officer commandirm the 2nd Reserve Brigade, spoke on the Reserve Anny recruiting! campaign now in progress in th province. The Greek war relief fund and ap- ai was the subject of an address y Dr. W. J. P. MacMiilan. The ap- ai for help for the Greeks is to launched in Canada June 7th to 26th. Canada is airnin to sub- scribe one-half million do ars and this province's share has been set tentatively at $3,000. The Rotar

fund this province. Messrs. Geor e Walters Torn Rogers, P. W. C arkln and N. D. MacLean were named s. committee to organize the campaign here. There will be no personal canvass. Col. Full made a. stirring a peal for volunteers in the city or Reserve Army units, especially for the artillery the sig- nallers and the army service corps. Mr. Prowse in his talk stated that. in view of the campaign for drastic reduction in consumer spendin , it. was a question whether retaiera will be able to continue their large- scale contributions to the war ef- fort of the country. Practically all the costs of carrying on a retail business have been increased, he said, and many have to carry on with skeleton staffs. He suggested that it might not work for the gen- eral welfare of the country as a whole, it anv further effort were made to reduce civilian spending. Guests present were Messrs. Law- rence Earl and Gerald Clark of the Montreal Standard. Rotarian Alfred Pickard presided.

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