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Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

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Cl-IARDOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1944

l isi'i"s1i i‘ ""“ulT BEGINS ON ADOLF u

6 PAGES

In; day. let ue not live for It.

MAXIMS

OIL

MERE MAN

Theirh we meet live In the peee-

lt Superannucted

mo. r. s. case! Word hee recently

Impector of Customs and

Jcotia. ef been eu lll heel

ile been flanked all: have of ebeerloe from April iet., en

tion becomes effective

perenmla c‘: September lst.

Mr. Casey entered the Civil Her- h competitive examin- , end joined the staff

vice etlone in 1 of the Inland.

Revenue De tm

per ent Iipléh ne/tive City o! Saint John,

l-feserved in verloue capecltlu In Acting Accountant. when after pauinz. 6 0111 Q Wl-l 8P1!) l1 w m Wm ewinatione rellatg: 0011 Revenue of

that Office, and was

successfully

actor of Inland Charlottetown in 1915.

Upon the e-melzamati of

W

Inepeotol‘. and titer the-t was made Ilwpcctor of tome end lib! tory included and Magdalen melee

Oue While hie terri

Prince Edward Island Islands, he I150 served as Tex Auditor for this Province, position which broug

eeiers and Retail in

Ineee. Later on in I938 when addit-~ ionlll territory in Nove scotie was] usigned to him. he was obliged to] e

relinquish hie duties es Excls Auditor.

During hi; 33 years of service. with the Department he was closely ted and public, among whom he

euecia with the bllliness (retelling

lies made many lesti friends.

Mr. Casey's manyf endaaswell o him their congratulations upon his excellent record. and years of ser- thet with complete reetored to his for- heelth. end enjoy e well retirement.

u his buslnels associates extend

mt. he wii be

mer

earned AUCTION“) FOB ARM

' NI. lhllllllfl 3A bottle 0f Wflloh

. reieed when l et enfiggehlte thoalgoldlef’ delnce here.

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. oedin bulk, ‘ form tilted in e 4d A3», Yeyckgn_ ca. ounce...“ h-utll‘ sror - control board “s ‘he . - - - ‘made , 28rd 5 durum-semi“ m Qoth- °m°'"' “d mm‘ °nthwmlcflly ‘Berlinwoedcas: rode nu - “mm” ‘° Mad‘ -' egea had cont lbutod to delays. it - Bilmmereide tide 1a minutes later m“ x "l- fiw“ ' "ML u en officer a the lel- "I" °* ‘Wiwsg- It; wfotmg” ‘imam m m5 "I " r antod nlfiii‘; brngetir- 6th I-llflll TUIII NOW m“ °*““"°’"‘°“”'“'

u .. "— vation Army ree- the leet forty-five "'"“'"‘°“ mm“ l“ ““°"°"'Y' uel Hoare—~creahed a short die- Mr. a _ 1 chre- mom ML may M, m a Emmmem m!“ m, Elan“ Bee lien suridge from ‘hlr- Md can“ mm mm We lrst announcement of Ger- “m, wmh o; h,“ ‘mu; d t recent-l: - aun m the commons 9.» %§n|eric Pleyeredinafsatj ggwfimb m m. ‘ma “up; 5,,“ gage emf! lineup for the weetdfll piloted by the uir attadchainsddn. befiaklz-msexl-{Ilgrllfl-cléd Bonk; will be igven authority to Charlottetown‘ - ‘Snmmerefd- - Mgy , , - ' u, bdh ' ~ . nc on ' P- ’ - -sr. mm in “AM §§°§e~g:ymvf,"& nlfilgld Marsha-infill: Regen»! end £592.33‘ .5111? lied?“ forjhat shiploaidwille return.$_______ gggcyvnixfd °Zf_n}r'}we"‘,‘f°$f,';.“‘°.§,,°,§,§, W» nlaeoeve candied»... 1.15 l. m. W ~ "mum "mm M” w, h, Army there u_well u__ln__§g were listed“ ee olbddinatee in the \ f1", :3»; ggpgmglgyttlggndiwlg: mr.."°°¢':'r'.-.r5>u¢t'éw'.'.” 1.10 o. m. ‘lay by Milton Pie rs. Mount hmmfir- u-f-égt-h“ direction of around forces end _ , - . c m, mamas m. "in wank.“ 1,, p,“ I, m. 1.05 p. m. ' "an m.“ m" “mm!- ( u‘ on p“ I m.“ Mum“ "mo sun“ S I S I 0UP‘ Bflklh lira e1 dui the ecdin six i the. an, u; lunullru, Aid of Red —'-""_'-'T' named u "eupreme caption‘: ITIOOT l. GI lnq O7 Y q fmovths n“ w” “ SUNDAY ssnvlce Oroee. s-re-ae-n. N. _B. To Investigate the wtwem lo the ; m, ponm,“ Dem, ..

"Livestock Marketing been! IIll be loading hop et t e follow- gs points during week of Hey lggaialttlo onl e nxed quote et

IN vi - tr I

writer .

nen n. u . All WI!

Alenti ~y u locality. l book untIl allotment ie

Ebony Inspector 0t Customs, Excise

been received em. Ottawa that Mr. I". J. as?“ c se. ,

for Prince Edward Island, Magdalen‘ °°1°°k "118 mQYfllHI Island; and e. lapse part. of Nova ter ae years o! service has ennueted. on account of

monthe

fl-

the Dtpgligmelnt of lheelsiei and Cutztlouu

, r0 a h‘ ° w” ‘s’ p m Iy plied by Mr. Gentle A. manager of the tur marketing dep- artment. Canadian sliver nx bree-

Q .

B ht him in close contact with Manufecltlufere. Whole-

l

Y red i _(IOD§‘)I wlxlgthned

779 new type silver fox pelts,

' and 6.6” dllVlr pelts. being

ered et auction, commencin: er. l

weevil raged $37

oe taold.

‘ ion n ave d8. time hieh

$130 . M, with

per cent aold. three - quarter slvers

$56 4d; regular tull silver; evereg

logue, will be offered Cellbeck

der: Anecietion, Sumn-lercld

"W0. 2 Allan Murchie Missing From Here

MILLTOWN. P) - Parents

to the Charlottetown It. O. A. F‘. after a flight lest Saturday

with the lore of seven livee.

commissioner B.

Petitcodiac Scheme

Mey ll -(O Government

h‘. ms."°’..."'§“°i’-°"§£,‘..'f'd m , . . enngflneed i? his presidential re-

C1ON. N. I MON m“

days vendue of the Canadian Fur All¢tl0l1 Sales O0. Lid. consisting of

special collection of the Canadian ational Fox Breeders Assooiatiarl, second of the auction, were off:

The Aaeooietiorra specie! wllect- a Pletlnume price

bolas I186. Platinum ‘liver; ever-

tggiags $180. with en avenge o!

The 6.4M silver fox skins were 34 lar one-hell to evereled $31.08: selected full silvers overuse

ed $87.01; inferior typed averaged 8B6 0e

Tomorrow 7,000 silver fox eklns. being the third section of the cafe-

(The above information was sup-

N. B. May l! -- (O of W02. Alien Mur- chie have received notification their| eon was one of the airmen minim: after three planes failed to return

night. Anohcr m airmen hee mmom was L”; been identified es O . C. B. M- A q 1 h g us; 88-“. Saint John. N. Two of the diffiglIlctIgs '5“ 1980K“? pslancfs. XII

planes are known to have crashed

jilied Air Assault On Hitlerk Europe Resumed

3

, as *1

w“ wmenocnmh is tersDwea off Le Ere- . c near . d

Britten veasoie widen?“ m .35 much neared- the ooeat of France hm the Cgormane did to Enelenob

a»

°souur

d f the west coast has been menxtiongd bv the Neal-controlled radios as

a: ' hil odd»? ‘Alibi ° ggadlly-deepen

commons gauge?! the dated

moved ureth- attack under 0d secrecy and the met in secret to of its next sit-

IIow llcg Marketing Records Eetahliehcd

h and Alnpri

the niaeilmr point for an invasion '11‘ aznmde

IALLIES SEIZE IMPORTANT JAP A1sus0Ms ltiN BURMA

major objective of the . Allied effort to rc-open an overland route to China. The surprise stab from the south behind Jup- aneee Iinee, which mede the fall of n. itkylna appear Im- minent, may change the en- tire complexion of the wer in Burma.

08115. portant enemy base under The Rlimlnd troops w

bv glider iendinss of transport lerrdinxs by

siege

the Chinese drive

in a westward stab toward Burma.

fcrlor Japanese defenders.

can be connected with India bv

overland route, instead of by ten- ucus air line.

H marketirlka t-hro h the P. . veetook marketing d con-| tinue to set new records. This week, 1.600 h s were sold through the organize on. However. Mr. J. A. Gillies. the secretary-manaser eaid he believed that the peak of the season's marketing was about reach- ed and than, from now on the num- ber oi pixe offering would lreduel- ly taper off.

A oouple of weeks ego Mr. Gillies announced that all marketing re- cords had been broken, with 1.400 hoes beina ship irr one week. Ho said he was amazed at the num- ber otter-inc this week. The quota

(11 n-r

rriven him, in order to prevent con-

the mark tin be rd h to firm at li/Ion n.“ o“ “o a

NDONLMI ll-(G P)— ‘Ihzdoltllied eir ‘assault on Hitler's lllurope was resumed today-with a st blow from Italian bases on

the tiered Romanian oil end

Says Air Offensive Not Yet At Peek

55 the in 2% of wer. Gen. . ed

o dhtfi‘ some as?! u}: e of .v 0

825i. et the annual meeti of the

""504. end then eeeee lietinl.

ncton board of trade

etr ‘forces lllinlt 1r not reeeheo ite

e ova peak.

ADVANCED ALLIED upen-

QEARTEBS. NEW GUINEA. x lil-ilrfdayh-(AP -— In a ZO-mlle lee fro: northwest of llo lenliie, amphibious forces have seized Wakde island and adjacent chore territory in e. move which premises uulck recon- uest of all Netherleude New ‘uineu. headquarters announ- ced today.

OTTAWA. May lit-Stock scrap rubber held by tire govern-

ment-owrrod Pairmcnt Co. is con- sidered sufficient months to two years. the munitions

zor from 18 department said in loplv to quest-

ions by J.W. Ncsewcu-thy tO.C.F.—— Yorl: Southl.

The company stop- ped purchasing scrap rubber Feb. l5.

LONDON. May li-(CP Ce- bIn-Pflme Minister Churchill next Wednesday will deliver hie first review of forcilrn affairs to the House of Commons since

'1 The airfield vras taken virtually intact by three colutruls of Chinese bringing the im-

ere IWDO eniineers and occuDYl-m oops.

The stroke was timed ileutly with

from Yunnan province across the Snlween River.

The deep tiuust placed the Allied only 80 miles from the Chinese Bai- ween drive against numerically 1n-

illone awaiting t

ell defences on the Aurllncl plateau are In danger of being cut were those trapped In the ruins oi‘ Cussino. Artillery supporting the French i512“? 11119 lflfillfil‘ lvcsl. advance brought highway B‘: under gunfire.

It remains to be seen whether the Germans-military reulists-will risk cumulative field disasters In Italy or begin soon n general retreat up in“ the peninsular "boot" to the short and ell naturally-strong defence poe- imore

drive In capture of Esperia. Whatever Nazi troupe still cling to ouiiiunk- iIVIUCh now off as ,.rnc unu L5

hem at its head.

iTclls llow War Supplies Reach

n. JOIl-N rausor MARelIAl. 'f‘l'1‘U’zs HEAD- QUARTERS

swept plain a r

by towering mount: ns, I spent the greater part o! one night recently w ‘ “ irrunltions and medical supplies for Yugos- levravs national army pourln: down from tho skies not

miles from German positions.

For about four hours o. con- etant stream of giant transport

lance flow over the mountains o drop nearly 25 tons of vitally partied IIIPIIIIC] for the Pur- tisans.

This vvlel unly one night's activity at only une of many dropping ground; throughout liberated Yugoslavia. At u. neighboring locality, about 25 miles away, l was told another tons were dropped,

All the planes wnlch tame to our dropping ground lust night were flown by Allied pilots. Goods mostly were British, but this varies almost every night.

Missing Airman Is Found Uninjured

FORT WKLIAM, May l8 — (C P) -— R. C. A F. officials said tonight LAC W. H Allan, (home- town unavailable) mlssing since lest Saturday when he tack off on a

A Repo ring Line Behind Atlan tic Wall

By LARRY ALLEN

(Associated Press War Correspondent)

ABOARD 'I'I-l.E GRLPSI-IOLM AT BARCELONA, May 18 — (APP- Nazi Germany. ltppsrcntly expect- ing the Allies to snrasli through the Atlantic wail defences, is con- centrating on uolnplotlon o! n sec- ond great system oi fortifications, deep in France, and has told her soldiers that the line must be held "until the last man."

As our invasion nears, Germailyh vast networkul communications still is iarizciy intact despite hee- vy Allied bombings.

Her great railroad Lelllllllii-IS in ail sections of the country and through the eastern part oi Franco constantly are crowded with thou- sands of troops moving: between the western and eastern fronts I have illSt come out of Germany

|clgl1t months .15 a prisoner of will" in concentration camps. cellars. and dungeons of the greater Reich —tnis alter spending o year in Italian prisoner cum an en- route I saw in detail how smoothly and efflclentiv the German com- IIIUIIICJUOIIS system lS ilbfldllg.‘

ll the‘ heavily-bombed CIUCS is considerable destruction of factory areas and residential dis- tricts. but. ull the way from the i Polish corridor to Morseilie I didn't isee a single railroad station des-

Wh

NIHQQ Luvu

into the clear air of freedom after‘

‘ "i" ‘ _'_"""""'*_" “‘_""' i | ' S k T’ ' Nazca ee zp-Off When Victory Follows ' “/ » » » I v Allied I d S t ' S i at Suuatm" Last Mght 5 canuck Tmkm" llama weak o“ n a ers e Sm! pectaoular _---,w... .,,.-__ __-_._. -- » ~ A I Score Success g; __ Iii F r d M By Kllie L. Bllupeon, Associated Press War Analyst I . . e Send gut Nightly Patrols Of Bombers And o a There Ia e broad intimation in oommuniqllce from ltely that Allied In Big nnve t Gggffiédmgfyfelliiswdfihifri Fell‘; 301m To Sweep Channel Arem -—-— trooPl which l - through the Guetev defence u... m... end to end ___ fhfgitgggrfulfgl X13111 gm... r KANDY OEYLON. May w _ In a seven-day battle may have cracked the Adolf Hitler front behind it defence belt c I 1 °_ Gnu-Hf I IONDON. “m, 1km?) _ The (Ap;_hre_ugfed 1mm”; “at me on both flanks and In the centre. v By DOUG BOW m.“ U-mdel5°;%‘a$%g uulhtgwspllllatt)! m" "ubmned mm. wrnhq-n audmme Q m, b gm,- No ouch claim Ie made by Allied headquarters in Maples. It is obvious. wry}; THE 5TH ARA”! 1N . Esperla ovclqcoking me UH vane v "r a e ~ Outpoeie eninet mvuiorr-qlgnqgr, anese north Burma base of Mylt- however, that the Germans are in full retreat on their right flank to es- ‘ITALY. May 18-40? CBIJICJ-Tunks ‘ and the coastal town of Formia 3' hllflf-U patrols by E-bbairl Ind ’ y alter B. ‘ ' eepe on Gaels point; that the northern anchor of tho lllllcr i-‘l ‘>4 veteran Caltmluir a1‘A1;'gLuj 'l‘l'l'llflli~llflnt Allied forces "m M11591‘ Wm“! "l0 Gfllfllllll rc- 53'5" “Iced “mun ‘We’ n? mu“ line elreedy 1e in danger of being turned by British 8th army troupe of lbY-lllflde unashcd across the Ualr F lllese enemy held bastions a. tied ' Wm.“ m‘. m“ we" ""8111! the °1 99mm" mum» "*4 mlmltiuauly captured Celefno which fell to British troop! and that the French rmver 5°"!!! Q1 Usaslnu in the lirst i WW6 Dllnchins at clef p u ' Ohlhntl and coo miles of the szn- "m" “Ylmm w“ ' i r Es err’ th iolllh elo d: n. Lilri VIIIIQ ruvel' menace! “a” °‘ m” Ame“ "ileum/e l" Iwly- Advil Hitler line and um“ °’ ‘h’ Blisb south cont trom the Thames Allied MMQWYWPS fllllwu-Ywfli W- “ "m ° V ' m‘ ° l” ° Y 5 I fend played a vwmulem part in the bre k ll — - i “allnmg ‘° I “gm” wmwu-d ummd m Bu» d,“ the new Nazi defence system in centre, ‘subuquen, breabthrouan or we “Ham bzluugh westward towards the ' ml, Tne manoeuvre took the Japanese Forrnie. logical coastal anchor point for the IIitler line. was taken by Uusuw line soutmvesr. u] firm, mo... 5.1.15) afimead 5mm‘ C.’ mml But. the E-botats even by German by Sllmrlse and threatened their American 5th army forces at a pace Indicating German fllglri, Its fnll unrl loci ‘town by 8th ntmy incl-arr and ["1 mull if‘) s “.7 m‘? 3'" Anni‘ Mll- aflflllllbfl "£10 imam the British “mil WEmD" "1 "mimm Bmma-‘Amerloan close investment of the Llri road junction beynrul where high- yBKU-‘lill 14,001.18- ’ the Nazie dcivnclenusysilgiyr huml o: / av on - . . 4 _' ' reuaouar. ' 1 l» - ‘. ' - ll Ks '-—— 0,‘? 0 navel n0 Th. whom‘ h only "w wey 82 links the \ia Casillne with Ih-e via. App-la carried the Allied left ‘Elam’! confirmwerioé/lgv ‘Suiting than r. noel’; sugceedlng after “a ‘r “Oman!” M“ ‘a _ (speck! mum‘! mopmflcm m a! mu“ from Mynkyma‘ “nus; flan: forward 15 mllealfrgzn it: weelnoirl off. n l " m t I ganaman annex.“ brlgdue is “gm lrncnmd unsuccessful siege by , to the Guardian) - Thg “mm an E-boat patrol last "m", m- oity in rrortem Burma and a ranch orcee on e u h armvsr-g i an para ca. c was 50M ma» in the seven-adv old ozferzsive ‘my troops. PorL-h troops