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LHURLH oi ENGLAND

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. in fifiéifllllitorrl I00 ‘M m‘ 53’

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The ilentral Guardian

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um | w LHURQH oi CANADA Alfggflbmsriou us: his-gig‘;

WOMEN'S

RUBBER BOOTS

£311?“ arrived. $1.50. Howard Mo. ' L438

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Prince street Minister Rev. Bush Males, M5,, 3;;

h” - School. m: b.“ and Sermon. All tint __ 4'84" ' Tvliizx pay si-znvicflas lev- Donald mthroyd, us. J Your UNITED CHARGE- nov. , mo: Holy comm Jif- "' a. lay Kendall Lean A.A.G0 4' Nmmm’ “m” B°‘"‘"°“ rm Miillllb¥riilllslyrruigzlyilgn ii.eo um: riiiuio vvorlnio. ' ' i?‘ fi"gi‘,,iil,y“t’°mei,“,gl°gg , - ' . - - - . . n ra iii/Film.“ uliiiilfifi‘ "WW AT "- chm- em nn-i a no 51', PAULS CH eh we. L-43-i-3-2-1i

nrdn Rector ofpggrf Si“ Jillian Earle o" mm“, Mn. o. u. Foil

Rev. Hugh Miller, Anthem: “Was 'l'hore Ever Kand-

est Shepherd." - Herbert Sen WAR SAVINGS COMMITT E

IN DUNDAS-The following of...

Soloist: Miss Mar aret St Bevin cqm i;

1 _ _ I ems. ss mteehas been a.- i:lii=_lliaiil',nglzm§lll;:rn mg 5g. (mg-gigs Palm‘ 5311M!’ school, Bible ilginisld for Dundas and the sug- urlti. 70o m P blliillllflllllltlllitl Class. 0:3 I18 section: Alex McLeod, yi- Jlcome, Heavenly Fs- s“ 9- '- “II c Worship, Oamrman, Primrose, N w, Mrsuod £h¢messler_ mtefmon. RECQGNIZING THE s“ tfim- R- R- 5. W. R. Burdett. dodlsunduy school. d mslingglgigmnmm a Ntgrycona. and W. B. creed, 59c.

N; Eveqilng Prayer an Sermon. Md. : - Ny - 'uiom- God ..‘§.-§,,‘,,,, “‘““”" u; M§"'G,,9__L°_'°_'1":' N]: SIGNALLERB ramps: sun. no in" h°gl§§ wmmom Soloist: Mrs. w. o. spent-or“ ' ”‘“"‘M°'“b°" °i "°- ° District iiisayii Visitors and Students oordlall %.,“"““ Wm m“ i° “hi” welmnm Y urch for di ne worship Sunday

‘filiiziliYliziT-“JAN mosaics... |-| c urc u

“flmbyiiiowlillu Street Minister w, R, nloorhead Legato. U-U- oréanigi-lllrs. u. s. R059" m" Director-Mrs. J. A. B11801! yUBLlC W035i“? Public WQPIMP-

m°m1f18 it was learned yesterday. The services will be conducted by the ministers, the Rev. Hugh Miller Egg ithe l-‘lcv. Donald C. Boothroyd. u. “rifa°‘tilifotllsyei.ifil"‘°es “"1"” elsewhere in this issue. appear n8

CONCERT WELL ATTENDED.- At Heartz Hall last nlizht a larse audience again greeted the Cham- iiggiie Chorus when they repented

i’ BAPTISI

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prince and Fitzroy street, Minister

Rev. l. Jud |_, , MORNING Wgltllslielg

ll A. M.“ Ser g "J d t

Senna“; ‘Elie till" m‘ “Early”. ll M, who betrayed megeblvtrramconcertsofatiée(lpvigyiéauigiéggt; uuuuu W“ ° Alilhfllll o Ye Th e lav T anticipated by music lovers Emil lt"-i|'““'5")' D Mum“ Lord, -- -_ (Coyeam 1?‘ h” the 1941 program was one of the flail Igvriiurrl} Warship ' TIIE CHURCH SCHDOKLC-Z-Iioylio-g. gggegg-b-"gbk, °f t,“ ’°"e“' T?” sumo-u "The Reaction or Sim’ N" °“'Y l‘ “M” l" the yeunr Provin¢iu1a§aiziuvtl£iuili.fld or me

__..A. v rum" (Gounod). gF‘h,|c_mI(li-r‘:~‘ra:er will conduct

m-viccs. ""i..l.':l‘°" “my”

aTimisiii/‘rrnilu CHURCH Prince and Grafton Htrtfl Minister Rev. G. Carlyle Webster organist - Miss Rena Wood liIORNING WORSHIP ll.00 a.m.d'_l"heme: “Co-OW?” "li't.'.‘..'§="ni'f.' in. m. m. Mo; ‘The Good ShepherdJ-Vun ‘ma: Roper mpilhi Tlio Sabbath School ml Bible Classes. EVENING woitsnll’ 1.00 l‘. M. Theme: "For Sinners

y. llirnns: 600. 3519, 404.

Anthem: Selected.

Aflftcen minute service oi’ sac- iultoiig vrill be held at 8.45 P. M. Unit and join lie.

‘Bliss thi- Lord, 0 my soul: and rlitiut. is within me, bless His holy one.’

Awrdial invitation is tended to yen to worship with us.

‘m; duals: :1; 05:3? and Kroulfl EVENING WORSHIP 1 PM Sermon: a mt Coin. ' iir.f'iiizi.="i..ir"s "maison- llld Choirmaster. i M" “an!” You are invited to THE BAPTIST

RECEIVES COMMISSION-Word has been received here that Ser- seant Tom Doyle has been pre- moted to Lieutenant in the RCA at Petawawa, Ont. Lieut - Doyle is e. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. worship with F- Doyle. Water street. Before en- CHURCH

riculture College. His mnnv génds wish him continued suc-

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Poilgfislgid llgiTo tcilisgppy-gity ey oo mer o CENTRAL cngiynAN cgmm“ cette or Charlottetown into cu:-

Kem street ‘tfidy leartl, today when they found .,., ,, Mu"- uls.."mz.°*ysls“z*siu can: .osc W.Nl...... ‘ ‘ ' ' orgamstiilfh!’ Lelcérh Anlingvg] Agieeygsriey a person who reported a um), Morning worship. beside uwssdn Piillisgesis’. A window sermon Subicct: Thyatira. and whene thggrentgred trlelgyblglllltlg This ls fourth in it series of ser- Doucette inside. Constables L. A.

listing he was a student at 'I‘rurn|

THE CH ARLOTTET

PUBLIC FORUM

‘Ibis column is open for ti: o

Y questions of interest. The Charlottetown Gusrrlinn does lot necessarily endorse the opinions of correspondents.

.

THE VACANT SENATORSHIP

5111-111 Friday's Guardian .you Rave e. lisfltimofsesmirants to the va. cancy in to "sod g death o_f the Ho‘: J. c}. by he you omit Prince County. Why?

There is an unwritte rule of pio- ceduie that. the vacan y should be an Ir Roman Catholic. and in the list you submitted ti?“ a c‘. » - ~

B!‘ B

Prince couenifyiare none qualified

As the appointment will so to a Liberal. no doubt. I would suggest . E. P. Foley. M.L.A. get the p9- |siti0n. In the past. Prince County yhas had two, representatives in the ‘Senate on different occasions. and

a: there are four Senators, one (Ivimty has not to have two: and

w y not give it to Prince, the most

important of the three counties?

I am. sir. etc. “FAIR PLAY." Summerside.

iPasses advanced Elocutien tests

With distinction

In the recent Toronto Conservatmy mid-winter examinations. Miss Lrenai McLure, A.'I‘.C.lVI., has passed ilie clocutloii examinations, Grade 10.1 wiili honors. This is a year's worki which Miss McLure completed in; six montl .

Candidates to pass the Grade l0, practical. mu t prepare Shakespear- can rolcs and other classics. LiteraK ture consists of papers on the dra- matists and poets of the Elizabeth- nn period itfld papers on the physi- ology of the voice.

Miss Mcliurrfs friends and pupils in the Province will be pleased to learn of hcr succe s.

Commons debates Aircraft orders .

OTTAWA, March 7——(CP)-—A

mons o th . ,

churchei; nrennnisglslrzliafizmto the seven 2.30: Bible School.

7-00 mm: Evening wofflflp, Sermon Subject: Heaven's m"-

McIrinls, A. J. Dowling, Stems Webster and George Gregory au-‘ swered the call. ‘

PLANE RETURNS FROM NFLD.

l D . . nigwnifge Mlle Tmr Lo d I, —A Canadian Airways ski-equipped l" Home 4- i‘ "1 grown‘ retiérrliea to {lied Charlotte- _' wn arpor a yes er ay a tcr- A Chunh “uh “ "dmm" i" Bll- noon from Newfoundland. The

See vou at Church Sunday

‘CENTRAL CHRISTIAN C-I-IURC" plane, flown bv Carl Burke, was

chartered to assist with the work in connection with the crash of aml.l-

YESTERDATS LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS

IORRECTED FOR EVERY WED- NESDAY ANlls SATURDAYS

IS UE RETA IL MARKET

tlry Dione in Newfoundland "last month, in which Sh‘ Frederick Bau- ting and two companions were kill- ed, Pilot Burke went to Newfound- land on February 18. He was accom- panied by mechanic Ralph Yeo. Yesterday one pasenger accompan- ied the two airmen back. She was Mrs. Kenneth A. Gordon. wife of an officer stationed in Newfoundland. It was learned she was en route to Moncton.

Miss Mona Wilson in her uniform

M. as-abe Wiesel heal 25c nms UNEXPECTI-IDLY. - Mr. Mb 3 1b! 100 Thomas P. Beagan, 84. died unex- giusi BM 18-240 pectediy in hospital here last night. ii; Mei 12-l4c He became ill suddenly yesterday in W“ iii iOc a local boarding house. He was Ml each 904115 taken to hospital. where his condi- wqoqgo gon becamfd worse ralpidly. J llili". ,lb eagan es ed ormery t oui- Bief qr. 10-515 stoni- Rirver, not far fi-omahere. He ma: in 15,355 carried on farming operations for liiiter dal 35¢ many years, retiring almost ton thicken each 3100.313) years ago. For a time since turn . w ere so e y ve. t

psufisbgflf he came back to his native province. 5M iefluce’ i m, m“ A son, Herbert Beagsn, lives at _ 3 1b, m0 Johnstons River. A sistei. lvfrs. mp5, "m"; pk 6540c James 0Corinell is in Maine. Fun-

wi- ~ n» Slit. saturate“ "s"

Mia. a lbs 10o - any ‘u’ l“ o m” i cnr s, in 5

figs" “amp” nouncemegt that eW. J_. M-i 1mm’ 1b‘ 10-23: blymsgfiirirlilpal of Forrest 151g Vill- "" {fgmrmms- b0! 24v 1 fined “vitfiralsiiimufis of“ ‘in; i:.'u"i?lf“i it... a: sci I" geetwgflsncl 70° of Canada. Mr. Tamiblyh brings to "fillets bunlh 12° the committee not only his 1on8‘ h, owl ‘ow ° 11° experience as a leader n the field i h Broccoli er ofiegaicilitioigb but also this igieasuiie

n n ys' wor urng e "iipfiiiilovs. 2 lbs. 23c geriod he served as resident of Optimist Internctlona. He will

___________ lF-ACKLEY POINT scuooi.

Honor i-oil fur February" Grads Mrigflfoiliy Robinson; i, Bertha

“"55 X. Jr. i Clayton Ford flgfuggl 1. Alfred Murray; 2, (limo '

i. Annie MacCallum.

€< _ >-< . >-

v M -. i. Gerald Robinson and um" urray (equal) 2, Dorothy

Guile II 1 B

u _. . riidford Murray, 1. Lorne Murray. m“ I‘ l. i Betty Hughes. Mm f). 1. Donald MecCallun-i. u m“: icniiancc: Ellwood shew ‘mm it‘ Cudmore.

"- Gwrliie s. Willis.

DISAPPEARING ' STAIRWAY shill-IS FLOOR. SPACE geoplmmottagcs in the ithr- one and ode-half

yo, L‘ 51w i "my be done: lieu °b§iiiig Synge may be elimi- Qizyiys andsmu-"B disappearing A. axis: "as afialgliiléstlallcd in M‘ ~- on not in ltlmgwéiy rests on the attic 11w

“f t t bit’ "“““"'

;?,lo lime Genveleeeing

, appointed an assistant national

work in close co-operatlon with the Notional Chairman. J. Hilcs ‘Ibmplln of Hamilton and with the National Boys’ Work Secretar , Nelson McEwen, formerly or Mon - I real, winnilpeg and saint John. Mr. I J. M. Mac a yen is the local rep- resentative from Charlottetown on the National Boys’ work comnut- tee of the Y.M.C.A.‘s of Canada.

All. RECRUITS LEAVE Eleven recruits to the Royal Can- aidlan‘ Air Force left here this week for trainin centres elsewhere in ey were: John J. Mac- k, Priest Pond; Joseph A. Doiron, clerk, steno aphei", Rus-

‘sbflaam-imt-m-msa Miss Mona Wilson. who has been

commissioner to the Canadian Red _ Cross in Newfoundland. She ls the only woman in Canada to hold such a position and has been loaned by the Government of Prince Edward

land fulfil this wartime duty. Miss W1 on is a nursing sister of

not wmdthe terms of a report made b E

suggestion that every corporation working on war orders should be required to submit its records for Government examination at any time. was made today in the House of commons by John Dief- ciibakcr (Con. Lake Centre).

Aircraft production again came under fire as the House resumed consideration of the resolution on Finance Minister Ilsley's _$l,300.- 000.000 war appropriation bill. ‘

Mr. Diefeiibaker said Munitions Minister Howe seemed “loath" t0 abandon Federal Aircraft Limited. the company set up by the Gov- ernment last summer to supervise a $50,000,000 order for Anson training planes.

“What are the reasons why a company that, to date, has been unsuccessful, should be continued in existence?" Mr. Dlefenbuker

ked.

I Mr. Diefenbakcr wnated to know [whether the reorganization of the ‘Anson program at "several key points." proposed by Harvey Mac- Mlllan, chairman of the Wartime Requirements Board in a report to the cabinet, W115 being proceeded with; what the reorganization con- sisted in; who werc the sub-con- tractors mentioned in the Mac- Mlllan report us having delayed production.

"Delays from July to November. 1940, delays from November b0 July, 194i," said Mr. Dicfenbaker.

"The people of Canada have a right to demand that these delays shall no longer exist because there will be no delay in the march of Hitlerism."

Mr. Dlefenbaker also asked for

R. Breech on aircraft produc ion. He said Munitions Minister Howe had denied there was a written re- port but stated Mr. Brecclrs views were embodied in the MncMillan report. If so. said Ml‘. Dlefenhaker, the House was entitled to know what Mr. Breech did report.

Daniel Mclvor (Lib. Fort Wil- llam) said Hurricane planes were bein produced in Fort William at an ncrenslng rate. Production for the week ended March 1 was l5 and the factory was one of the most efficient. in Canada.

Defends Press Criticism

PAGF THREE

OWN A GUARDIAN -

l New St. Paul's Chapel Is Dedicated

—Guardiun Photo-Engraving.

Pictured above is on interior view of the new chopel of St. Paul's Chm-eh, situated in rho north port of the Parish Huii, which was dedicated on Thursday morning by His Grace the Most Rev. John Hqdwnlgy, D_D_, Archbishpp of Nova Scotio.

control of a IIOIl-DOlIIICGklliDLly out; that delays be ended.

Mr. H0-WB'S Defense

Munitions Minister Howe. next speaker in the debate, said he wondered if the type of criticism coming from the opposition was constructive. Spcakers based their criticism on forecasts he hurl made last July. based on the bcst infor- mation available then.

"I certainly don‘t intend to make any more forecasts in this House," he said.

Mr. Howe pleaded with opposi- tion members to stop criticism which he said was largely re- stricted to "turning over old straw" and for et forecasts he had made six mon lis ago.

He said there would never be a better opportunity tor members to get’ information from him on mu- nitions production and lie invited them to question him.

National Registration

Liie following night. the existing schedule will also be other month on record. iiiuiiituiiicri by "file Scotiun." i

N0 coaches will be carried by the faster "ocean Limited." but ccacims will be included in the equipment o. "The Scotian," WlllCll will also carry aur-conditloncd slcepinil cars. ccioiiist car and air-conditioned din-

iliil var. _ when changes become effective. TWC‘.

the "Maritime bxpiess’

Montreal daily at noon. . ilve minutes earlier than the pre- scnt schedule. On Saturdays-it. uiil operate l0 Mont Joli oiilv, and bal- ance of week through to Halifax. iiiis train performs unportaiit scr- vicc for o largo number 0f commu- iiliics throughout the 841 mile JGLll- ilcv between terminals. and it, loo. has been ll(‘£l\'l_\‘ iaxcd bv the iii- crtasc of passenger traffic on the hiic betucru NlClltfClll and lzlilll '. Earlier departure from Mont will ciisurc oi more (iullVOllltlli st;- \ll€ throuuliout the New Brunswick and Nova Scutiii area .

All times quoted are Standard.

Quebec

Provinces.

mains unmelted on the (lcor is a good indicator of the sulative hcmes.

Heat rises. elected or 0f infcricr quality.

engineers polntwut. Adequate insulation saves

modern winter air

but it had been proved that any nnme on the: list could be obtain- ed at the bureau of statistics in a matter of two or three minutes.

"This list is available and is bc- ing used by the Government and by industry." Ml‘. Gardiner snld, It had been completed for Ontario and would be completed shortly for the other provinces.

The necessity of always carrying s. registration card hnd been of great assistance to the poflce, he said. TCCBlllHg that an escaped Cverman prisoner lmd been appre- heiidod because he could not pro- duce a card.

Fast Ocean Limited In Effect March 16

MONTREAL. March 7.-—Fn.st time between Monti-cal and Halifax ivlih

Joliii R. MncNicol (Con. Toron- to-Daven, ort) urged that the Prime Muister should not doubt the sincerity of opposition mem- bers nor the sincerity or the press.‘

“I admit every man in thls_ House ls as sincere as I am in thei war effort and I um convinced that journalists and the press are sin- cere in their effort to win the war." he said.

Mr. MacNlcol rend editorials criticizing the war effort. from a number of ncwspapcrs and said he could not see wh the Prime Min- later should disp fly "heat" over

(Lib. Humboldt)

the establishment of tlic "Ocean Limited" as an exclusively all-sleep- ing car passenger train, and the ud-

itlon of it complete new fast train, " i0 Scotiiin," making three trairs iii daily Opcrntlon bctwecn the iu-o cities. are announced today by C. W. Johnston, General Pnssenwr ‘Praffic Mauaizer. of the Canadian National Railways.

The increase in train cnpacitvnnd the needing up are in response tn the growing volume of passenger, and express traffic betwcen the terminal points and the important cities between Montreal and Hall- fax, which has been occasioned by Canada's war effort. Demand on

the last war when she served with u the American Cross in Russia, France. Albania and Montenesro (now Yugoslavia). After the we: she studied public health nursin in Toronto. and went to Prince ward

Grsndview: Charlotte town ;

co; Alexander M.

accountant,

She has been decorated by the Gcv- |merslde' Nell R. Barbour,

eminent of fiance for her work and

mechanic,

motor transport,

an, cook, Howard J. ‘Pralnor, wireless and electrician mechanic, a Gordon ‘T. Wil- liams, cook. Victoria; Leslie R. Jeffery, clerk,

cm. H. R. Fleming said many of he men aiding the government "detriment" to

terests should not. be

Sum- mmvor kovcrnment

Alma? favor their own interests.

“dollar-a-

year" WON)

the war effort. Mcn who were heads of great in- placed in positions of extraordinary pry-yer in de ariments because hey would. per aps unconsciously.

received the Jubilee Medal in i935 from the late King George V, At the time of the Coronation she was niade a Member of the British Em- p re.

Angus J. McLnnis, general duties. Elmira; Edward J. Hayden, general duties, 5t. Peter's Bay; Benjamin I. Rayner, aero engine mechanic, Summerside; Edmund Galliint, armourer, Wellington. Before leav- ing they were presented with knit- tcd goods by the Cros and with cigarettes by the Provincial Government through the Carrywm-

, "No, mram, v brother Canadln ggdrps.’ The’ iiriesengitlog

e c ndiwantowereoo atcry r. . . finthhrmfliu’ us“ - t Brucle of the Canadian legion War Serv ces.

Very dirty little boy: “Madame. coufi you lend me a cake of atop?" I-lcu c: "Goad heavens! Don't tell me you're going! to wash”! Boy‘

Personals "__ m" illfnhand Mrs. Auéustgisorlfltrggliieiéiti; 011G ileum, h {a f or serious tioiu as‘)? 8X9 Sou Mrs. Raymond T nmdow? l6“ ill Ill Gil-Mill , Hug)“; o - ——--—— fatigue. "Ylvlleeoents who need some kind - _ Mr. and Mrs. a. M. Wright of "ilmulate and build up the weakened m“ w , Montague, have returned from

"mild rcoomin d Milli ' Health d N I ids ui-fil!‘*"‘i§"'a".:..-:§'"'.I...... m m“ ‘I V 1Q!“ vi

tors. insrlr a "Red Heart" on flu will!

Montreal, where Mr. Wright under- went successful operation.

Messrs. Dale Proude and Stanley Younlrer. Milton. were in the citv on Wednesday niteridiriw the races. They report the r~""= '" 100d =0"- lition considering tl:- heavy snow.

to amist the eonniesont

The MacMillan Report

Dr. Herbert Bruce (Con. Toron- Jo-Parkdale) snld he was sorry Mr. Howe had not tabled the whole of the report. submitted recently by »H. R. MacMiilan of Vancouver, ;chairman of the Wartime Require- ‘ments Board. Mr. Howe had told the House that information about gun reduction contained in the ‘repor was confidential.

Dr. Bruce snld this refusal gave rise to suspicion that there was “some other motive" for not tab- ling the whole report.

He asked the Minister to say whether the part withheld con- tained information on any other subject than guns, if it contained any criticism of present. methods. if it contained any lnformatloni about. tanks, or if it dealt with any! secret weapons. _

that Canada,

It was obvious would izct no cruiser tnnks before, the end of the year. Dr. Bruce‘ contended. He asked if in view of this the Canadian tank brigade. would be sent overseas and would, relv on Great Britain for its equip-i

merit. Dr. Bruce said there was e wideqiread demand that munltias e

production be placed under

stead of 8.45 a.m.. and arrival at

exisiinrr train space has become very heavy and for a considerable tliize it has becn necessary to opcmic the "Ocean Limited" in extra sections.

By the faster schedule. which will come into effect on Sunday, March 1-. the “Ocean Limited" in it: new form as an all-sleeping rar train with complete air-conditioned equipment. 50 minutes will be clip- ped from the running time betwwn Montreal and Halifax.

Westbound from HallfaxtoMout- real the improved edition of. the "Ocean Limited" will cut off one hour and twenty minutes from Lite present schedule.

When the time card changes go into effect, tile “Ocenii Limiwcl"\\ill lcavc Bonaventure station at 7.30 p. m., daily, thirty minutes cailnr than at present, Ai-rlvol at Hali- lax will be at. 8.10 p.m.. one hour and 20 minutes cnrlicr than now. From Halifax, the new "Ocean Lim- ited" will leave daily at 8.26 tam. in-