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VEltlNu-Frielids W111 knOW that Mrs John of Summerside, who

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construction 111 watch, listenin to aircraft patrol ng overhead, and running about the ‘IO-feet wide ice- cake in an effort to keep warm.

In the morning‘ they again tried to reach land, t. is time by bop- mng over the floating ice, falling b51111 hammend- time and again and getting ed in Mr. ‘Ihonin’ thoroughly soaked. Th gone about three miles w en the rescue ship approached and iook

.- - -1 t. an eye. u} “tttignifniwxglsacigs 111114101‘- B‘ M“ Thompgon W35 workitg! icther man 011 8 m" ' sliver of steel flew from a

decided to sent him al for treatment and B slrwaygl pig: 18111 W ‘me The b ht 1109111 5 “u” last nsighxeindnfgicn daifnvliéalyé‘ 1211111111 01111121151111‘: for observation that the sliver was removed was not, known whether the of me eye would be Dcrman (ected. The accident hap-

the most faultless some c1

Eastern Can- rhainplonshio here t:- hing J. Liebel of Tor- ma, 15-9 15-5 15-6

B ORDEN

aide spent the week end B1 1101'

Misses Phyllis whltc, Bud lrvins and Norma i-Iowatt were visitors 1° Charlottetown over the week end-

Pricuds cvcryherc will be 813d 1°

her illness. and paddle We” recovered ‘m? past eight aircraft sank abou months at her home here due 10 in" 5110 11151 h"? Vim?" ill health but expects to return 10

work in the near future.

Mr. Gorcoll MacKznzie, P. W. C. student spent the week end at his home in Borden

Misses Joyce Love and Rena Mac-

vere visitors to Borden on Wednes- dliy guests of Oolin and Mrs. Love.

between Borden Nationals and Sixnmerside Royals. 71"‘ W115 ihe !0i11’1h 811mb 501N196" As darkness ell the flyers said ihtse evenly matched teams. The

nigh Ralph Toombs who recently n erwent a tonsil and nose oper- ailch‘ th p11 q 1s1 <1 walking toward it," m e "fiFvgZflssn “rm related. "but we had to give it up ednesday and is recupsrsun; s1, after fallingethreugh several tllnes. asltnsnmn Siperamm o1. me “H. w in thgaigritighhefilvi-‘eghgcnsssiv: Si‘? single night since the start cf the 5.1’. left on Thursday morning to Alitbgdmlus vacation at his home in slept 111111111’ u the tinued to wake them up.

Grant and baby ‘P11111111: some timzhfn héhzrlgzetg‘: 1B0" ‘M111 swam! "n m“ w“ l town returned to Borden recently. “A11 Iggy ‘broke may 51:11

“We ha

lfred MacNally of Tig-

millu Muriel Cieldcrt of the Fal- hehiiwd Hospital nursing staff was u, 511,1”; m, 5111 is B guest of Mm. Ralph Toombs of It Olden for a few days. '

Jack Reid of Borden left on

"dry for Halifax where no will to their floe before launc

little daughter boat which picked up the weary.

with‘: have spent the past cold quartet. ere.

‘Big Four" Bridge Club met "radar at the home of Mrs. MacPherson. Mrs. James Cun- 1 H ad the highest score and Mr.

‘W001’: had gents high score.

her husband at St.

i John Platte and son T111111 were overnight Mrs. E. Haywood»

driver on the Western rketurned to Charlotte- e is again engaged on “hen @1303.“ w“ Another important fact shown is, rm ‘“‘_— that the amclmt of subscriptions In most cases 11- Wll 118095881’? 101‘ a“ 511°" °f Emil" W" mid in cash is proportionately fthese men to nesicct gher than last year and in actual businesses and responsibilities in

, , order to devote the time necessary ‘Ihis is certainly an accomplish-Ho make the drive the success It merit of which the people of Prince. was. The amount of subscrintions proud and,‘ for eadi district will be luccess'| in the final report of

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1°\1Bh bridge project.

1' 10 Summerside on Friday

Emery Richard and Rus- H ofhhnlrélen were amona 1 i" 0 c1 on ‘Iiivrsday County may well as r training on the msin- Qhmfld ma.» "11 gu- of the coming vision loan.

i‘ > gouglu. Tay- -BOOK ORDERS. f (mag mlélctNKsraTlhII-Qn S-‘lil Meat at Erica's. or c e

4-17-21.

the air-sea rescue is a

reach e fliers.

them aboard.

NTREAII. AD1'11 13 — 1CP)_ sandy-haired, 19-year-old,

O'Keefe of

"We were pusllingi pie of thousand fee

in a straight

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We were p

ice-breaker.

FOUR AIRMEN

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somewhat art. as" "=1 -= .1111 w

Kelly as apnclrfl- m.

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wind and waves. They returned to

lT-oilTraaczr-Tbe ghenahfihiglllxdwgrestllghlglgtxigyr my E and Williams, Sum- trolling aircraft. u awarded a 0011- ; central heat-| nearby B1190".

a. pa-

SIGNAL IIGHTIJD

it

ma over the week-snd-I This time inc 11811111. was sight- ‘931111 begin immediately. It ed. The plane swooped low and learned how many m“ "iilipcd rations, and then signal- led their position to other search.

ers. The hunt for the fliers was conducted oy flying control and of . ..~in Air Command at Halifax. Isl- in co-operatlon with the

ttetown Air of

Royal Canadian Mounted Police and fishermen from Cheticamp on the Cape Breton tempted to make the rescue Fri- day n ht, but were

8.1.-

All that night tne men stood

the roar of

had

late to hospital

port engine suddenly trouble and caught fire. A later the cowling broke away and we began loosing height.

"Sgt. Beer, who was piloting the craft. decided lo make an attempt to leach land which we could see in the distance, but knew we couldn't make it.

"We talked it over and decided Dleppe ls the French coastal

to Se; town where allied forces, predom. and daughter her down in an open patch of "lately, Canadian, stages 1,15; were visitors to W512; aiwtheticawatislntoonbrlcgken Augusta big raid. U i! m l’l . Charlottetown on Saturday last. FLMakm 2651:“, 3 {or 8 °

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the best thing would be

took her down. It was as

IIARDLY A J 0LT

——— "We hardly got a jar Ir. and Mrs. James Mallett and skimmed along on the altildren of Halifax were 8110515 °1 some distance before stopping and iii‘. and Mrs. Harry Heftell of Bor- settling.

it inflated immediately.

t-hey would be looking for us .

tance," Mennie continued. _ During éhelday thety tsald they 0n Monday cvsnlng probably the 1113115311‘: 111115111112‘ §;',,,.{,,,,,'{,",§,‘Z§ was m fng. game of hockey for the season ma; m,‘ 1111,11,, ‘potmt c1

" t sure felt good to see that u plane," PO. Kil our put

nty soaked." ___ m1ihwriof m (iihetodinnethbuc: a co e an g y. u - Miable John udgud o’ R" c’ dling together to keep warm and was, with the 'chutss for cover they con-

ite 1 th dr1riw d qu a ways tom e poston 1° 5°rd¢h °" where we were sighted Friday evens-sing an?‘ "aunts taxing they'd 119d aircraft. ‘u 1

m-igeuuzw m‘: ,,,°°,§',,,"‘,',,,,,,,,,,,, can. carnovx m aromas attention.

was s great fee ing when we AI-GIERS. Anrii 18 —tAP1— cw ghsy w"; comlng," 11¢ add- Gen. Georges Catroux arrived in "I‘he ice-breaker got fairl close ing a

. , K ’ ' .42., binned by Nlvy and 1 DARRYL FIZANIICK JNATCLE LIIVAK

Senna Ploy by I. C. Shem!

SUMMERSIDE

Friday included:

.~..'::Ws.'i:;*:"atrl—M- s lpped P1111110 EdWZilT. Island- E. B. little

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Saturday night.

111111111“ 90W" S1Ri10ns between Paris and Le Mans. A whirhbomber blew up

PO. Mannie then told of how a. locomotive from the track near

they pulled the Dinghy—"our best Ostcnd.

friend"—his comrades called it, to A locomotive shot up north of

the centre of the floe and made Boulogne Was the 100th hit by

themselves as comfortable u pcs- Pilots of a single typhoon squadron

in the last three months.

be. “We had our emergency rations A short alert was caused in th well as flares and we knew llicerlijdclrlircficf: Wdaydwhen llfligentg , .4 ' "0558 the sout east “may 115° M1" °""°“d Wm“ and we could see land in the dis- coast. They were reported to have ‘111511011-‘11 an cncmv fighter in a sweep over the Channel this after- noon. gle of the R A.F. fighters

active Saturday night.

Algiers this afternoon with Gen

see Giraud early tomorrow.

Prince County Gives

,,,,,, ,,_,, $31,008 To Red Cross

County Chairman,

of the cl x ‘This l i" Pinch __" ar c. reease s ows a Emu‘? 051mm "m h“ Ne“ the county has subscribed the truly ‘remarkable total of [$1,006.11 This

is nearly 50 per cent over last year, subs bed.

fisums amounted to 1.29.1402!

Final and complete returns of the Cross drive in Oounty were released on Saturday, evening from the office

ALSO SHORT SUBJECT to snows 1.15 aha 9.1a

TUES. AFTERNOON 3.30 ________________

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"It was a mighty close call and

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er.n sa,an seo- ,

lOllltlgifig on their beds, nodvdedyfafsi sen .

AIRMAN TELLS STORY MACDONALD Man Apr“ 18

(CP)— Graduate air .

This th to PO. M i , 81111111115 are

1-5 e 5 "V m“ ab: sented with badges at No. a bom_b-

actedas spokesman for the quar- mg and gunman’ 5°11°°1- R C11 F» told:

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Although the RA F‘ ‘s heavy l am bb dict-ugh CQIIADCIS were grounded. Saturday

_ " _ an g 0t our ru er rig y 111g t, its 'f ' 14158 38ml“ Shm-pe °I sum“ ready for aunching and Johnny reached dese? Liifijsqgggmgfilylbeg beauti- attack several trains, damaging at ful a piece of work as I have ever least three. while Whirlibomhel-s Bcaufigiltels, Typhoons and Mos. qultoes shot up anc. bombed freight trains ill France and the low count. . “e5- ThPfl-i fighters were lost over m“ occupied territory. Unsettlng train schedules over 5.135.“ i.'::.'"c°1f‘"""1~ M°§‘-‘“"°‘ "I got the dinghy tccscdfint tend over-Hamburg Eoiftc °“...'“§J..'§,',‘.2;

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ed with the craft for a little willie near 151111132111] siohfihurfilf “léienilleyhd, loam that Miss 018a. Love has com- and then Jailed into the dinghy Light bombers of the army co-o or- w "- mtg 415°‘ fl°e~ The 511911 Wmlnflnd hit four rai way

sfiiiirfifly night's operations in-

ded the laying of mines in en- emy W110i‘ by the bomber Command. ‘P11511111; bombers of the n. A. r- 111 1d 11 1.115 m d an e Royal Canadian Air Force, Royals won the first with the Nat- m3 fligh- if; dlgflled Binge wit. "mm Smashed "t the 81m Skvde ionals coming back to take the next appeared to be a solid tcb of Wo and OLMaIICIY the poms ice toward land.

TOUGH WALKING "We decided to make a stab at

Works at Pilsen in Czecho-Slov- nkls and the industrial twin oitleg 01 54511111101111 and Ludwigshaven on the Rhine Friday night, were 11cc

w" fig-fly‘?! bonsillsrs. ‘of which l0 9 811,81 1111. no return from Po- M°"'“° Friday night's big assault, which the air ministry called the "great-

composer, West, always a favorite.

In a follow-up raid Saturday, Heavy bombers of the United States “We had Air Force, flying unescortod in to get up walk and run around stro force, smashed at the Ger- the floe to keep from freezing.’ man e-Wulr fighter Diane fac- tory at Bremen, More than 50 en- emy planes were shot down en route ted the but the 800 mile round-trip flight cost the United States 16 bombers. Thus the total loss in the two big nlght-and-dav assaults con, '11 Al-

singable medodles, deserve a wider hearing in our churches. We would

Charles De Gaulleh answer to Geri. Henri Girauds proposals for French unity. He is expected to

good music really is. mntic Soprano. and with the per-

nccontpanylng. sang. with worship- ful dignity. Saint Saens. “Thou, O Lord, art my Protector." 1 “Mr. Kenigikllalclosgng organ gium- s rwas“ e ' orpea ano

bv Schumann. ‘the closing anthem "uarwr °f 1943'

wmmc 1111111111115“ t l 1“ r. Ken a is to be congra u at- 1.1. 3d o1} 2w awakened???“ o: say? what amounts of newsprint Ame u c. r. ens sa eac- Congratulations are due Mr. P.G. PrinceICIarke who not only devoted his own time and energy to the success 0f the drive but placed at the dis- posal of the organization office fa- cilitles and staff; to Mr. Walter Darby who held the position of secretary; and to all other mem- bers of the executive not forgetting the district ‘chairman and collec- tors a great deal of credit is due.

their own Carlo Tiengo. Italian Minister of Corporations. has resigned "for reasons of healih" and hesbeen ne-

S’Side Y's Men Elect New Officers

The Summsrsids Y's men bald their regular weekly meeting on Thursday t in the Prince Grill with President George Clark in the chair. Reports of the var- ious committees were handed in by the chairmen. The first report re- ceived was the Social activities airman Allison

Lindsey Willett then reported for the House and Programme Com- mittee that the club bad been very fortunate in o‘ a num of outstanding speakers during the

year.

Imvell Hancock reporting for the Boys Work Committee handed in a sgaejndid report and stated that p had been spent on the Play ground and that it bad been used very extensively and urged that it

reported on

officers was next on the agenda

Hon. President, - l-lis Worship Mayor Lidstnne,

President - Lloyd Gorriil,

Allison Mcbean. Junior Holman, Richard Hinton, Lowell Hancock, Morlev M. Bell,

that he intended to have abusiness passed at these meeting. arid the executive. ‘This was mov-

ed by Y's Iowcll and carried.

President anti other: the meeting

Sacred Concert

the Doxology and Prayer.

king of instruments, so comprehen-

of church music, the greatest of all

to, sang the solo with her accus-

played "Intermezzo" by Mascaghl,

The "Crown Him with many Crowns" by Elvy, was sung by Messrs.

son, P W. Small and G. J. Twee-

ary music of America, McAn-iis. ‘This is a delightful organ number in whim Mr. Kendall's art, tone color, and changes in mood, be- speak fine musicianship.

Kerbs — ‘The lord's Prayer" was beautifully sung by Mr. Roy

sting, musical voice. ‘The Offeratory was Chorals Pre- lude, "St. Michael" by the lmglish

son and A. R. Gillls. This number

two singers, who by nature, have remarkably good voices. was most wcrshipful.

Miss Betsy's second number, "Ave Maria" from Bach-Gounod, was of high type. Bach's wonderful choral compositions. combined with Gounod‘: naturally religious and

learn to listen more intelligently. and these gorgeous works would to the soul in its worship of God, Sally Wood with he-r lovely dra-

ITALIAN MINISTER RESIGN! NEW YORK. Anrll l8 -fAPl-

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ublished com-

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HOLY WEEK SEBVICI-i MONDAY, APRIL In. ‘kw-Rev. W. T. Mercer.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

n grave was conducted by the Rov- be continued tau year, in much the R511 fifglflnbymfi, mm“ mfgfg,‘ m. Hugh Miller. The pallbcagg same manner. Mr. Allison Mclean v1“ o; Momma wommp w“ “The were; 580119 Jfihnlwh- A1 alf of the Publicity Kjngship o; Jesus."

Commit e and it was felt that it an atmosphere o; wonderm‘ ex. Foster- hld 110011 1111141011 1n l V911’ "11-5- pectancy in Jerusalem on that first 1517'

factory manner. The election of palm 5mm y, 3;; s md ;_ -— Md ban “Qnflwd, Qfefh, 1:131:15: Paar! GREATLY m1-

There was

s an; hoésifisloo? teacher. Who 1's 1° 11 - ? W a hs relationshi to tho coming of the King and 1123551111? held at the Y.M.C.A. last Saturday Past President —- George Clarke, Jesus spoke much of The King- night. Dancing. b0W11n8 ""1 dom of God. a kingdom implies games were Efrem °1i1°Y°d “Y “'1' This day with the c0n- Refreshments were served by the sent of Jesus men acclaimed him Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Y. M 0 m“ A, Thea‘ entertainments continue Mclihrlane, cometh in the name of the Lord." to be a most popular weekly "9111? Secretary - Heath lVIcQuarrie, Not as an earthly king came he, with the troops. ‘Treasurer - Lindsay Wlllett. not as a rival of the Caesars, the Directorsz- simple people and hailed him with Hosanna. is a Kingship subjects, those who serve. Kingship whose principles

in and the following were elected: 1g

“ht vice President — Edwin Es- a. king. Y. 2nd Vice President — Horace with

Y's Lloyd stated in his remarks wiggle“? 51153131196. 1h?" m

meeting every month. and all bills $211163 “The Palms" would have to be presented and of the morning Wu- Parkefs “Jen

Y's Bill moved a hearty vote of “Salem? The Chum‘ s°h°°1 Wm‘ norms NURSING CLASSES -

thanks to the retlrlue President 1551111551, 2233:1113 “éeéonnéfi 5.11111‘; The Red Cross wishes to give more

service of Evening Worship was “when m” °pp°nun1ty m “m1 m After remanrks bv the retiring gggergglgag p'm' Wm‘ semm‘ by Two Opinions."

The scripture lesson

as his text

stirred when

this unusual thing, he taught and healed individuals. At pal-finial} time, hel appealed e Kng over al nations sive in range, so rich in orchestral and also for each Mr‘ ‘Lw’ 3011mm ‘manager of effects. This was a Chorale Pfe- make Him his King. lude, "Ye boundless realms of joy", Dr. u by Parry, so often called "Itie Dig- again Jesus ls cha enging the na- lich Bach". This was playled in a tgorees tohmtake Him £3811‘ King and Unwed Sta1eS'____ serious type and a scholar y man- s a d t a a great ea more can M J M D011 31L R1“ 11013 1 be acc°mpll§hed by the 995mm? P011111?‘ ha? rggivegc a gteiegram The ‘nthem’ by the mo“ "G011 and 13118519111112 of the gospel or that her son Stc. 1 Alexander Mac- my shepherd walks beside me" was J0§i1$ Christ than can _ written by Bach, one of the fathers 1111511901 bv wars or revolutions. Tile scripture lt-ssorl for the eve- and

The first number was organ, mat this to

the famous Bachs. This was well 111119 “'55 11114111111991’ t k I interpreted, and Miss Margaret 204° arld 1' e1” was a en mm atient in the Prince Edward stems‘ who h“ 1m enviable lega‘ Luke 8'41 on Islignd hospital for several weeks tomed smoothness and sweetness. Calvar)" but the °ne “'9 m0“ 91'

Miss Reay, a McGlll tudcht, $118 0011111 1}“ 91°“ °1 Chm‘- with a fine broad tone, beautifully the de5'adat1°n.1-1$g11u§r_ "§,f‘u',‘,,",‘fl know that, he is making 11 satig. between factory recov

fepfggenlj The many friends of Councillor

accompanied by Mr. Kendall. fggtLaQidmem

9”“ M“ Q“““'- the cross of Christ and the other fined to ms £1. . I. Hcspitei ‘with T w’ two crosses. For that rise and pro- an attack c1 91191111111111!- Bemleyr w" Davis’ L‘ Robsorh G‘ lgiloelisiestfst otiheClfiglt, greerreco$llrft gef The mflrhy 1T1°hd5 91 M155 Mar‘

Johnson, A. R. Gillls, H. MacPher- 18m, and 111311118011511635 of Go . . -_ 1-1 11 conducted ent in the P. E. Island Hospital, dy. These men reflect credit on 1,0111 Serwces and the musk; 1°1- arc pleased to learn that she is was under the direction making a successful recovery from 111° 1111111“ 1mPY°Vm°h1 1“ of Pro. A. Roy Kendall, organist her recent serious illness. their work. Especially is this so in and chohmuwn their quiet, balanced blending of 111,, momma their voices. No one tried to sing a P1111115". the 501° pa"; 1,9111; “ken solo, they sang ensemble. by Then fsllowed "Dreams" by 0110 the evening the choir sang as the of the noted figures of contempor- anthem’ d 9g 59d Incarnate.

glen‘ Director. and on themselves, m, d,

anthem for "The

Mr. Harvey MacPherson.

m 6 AXIS SHIPS

Six Island Smallmarl, who has a very reson-

aRlocKvILLrtont, April is -<o “mm; down 1-, German The vocal duet "So Thou liftest Pl-A class of 460 officers W115 311151111951? Thy Divine Petition" by Stainer, graduated Saturday from the Offic- The 1111mm p,“ o! 5111M ,1,- was sung by Messrs. H. MacPher- er's "training Centre here Those graduating included :- from "The Crucifixion", and by PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND- J.A Affleck, Central Bedequs M.J. Muilin, St. Peter's Bay JR. Slllipitant, Summerside. E Doucette, St. Charles T H Johnston, Winslog