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Brought to you by the incomparable 3 who gave you "'Pygmolion". . . "Moior Barbara" is the yeork entertainment thrill!

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swell. The following day De turned up at the swollen chill, a. delicate shade of

Producer-director Pascal beamed delightedly at her: hurt a young woman when it is for love or for art," he said knowingly. Deborah hesitated only for a brief gOlillléllb and then shc agreed with a

i; Acfss Gets Big Sock

. —_._ mimctll-ycor-old Deborah err, W115 chosen by Gabriel Pascal ole of Jenny Hill. the l‘ Army lass in his fllmiza- Bernard Shaw's Barbara." which

n and. starts a run y; Edward Theatre to- soon enough that it

looks and acting up to a part in a the purposes of the r had to be punched ‘WP-and reallv punched -

TO CON SERVE GAS

IDNDOM-(CIH-By parking Q buses st various points in cent- ral Iondondui-ing slack periods instead of returning them to out- er terminals after rush is over, it is hoped to save 2.000.000 bus trips a year.

RELIGIOUS “STIMULA.\’T"

Mohammedans f‘rst used coffee to keep awalke during long religi- es

_ ook it on tho chin in s. i" “RY than she anticipated. noe or twice either. There d then takes. And nd one blow caught _aking_it blcod gnd

SHEEP BREEDEIIS ATTEHTIDH !

Wool will be received at the Wool Grading Station Charlottetown until Saturday August 8th. Wool Growers are asked to ship or deliver any supplies "WY may have on hand to the Station previous to this dale. Your wool‘ is required in the National effort. cwlierate with us by placing it in the hands of the Canadian Wool Board, _P.E.I. Sheep Breeders Assoc-

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COOK'S iorPhotogrophl. I..-sea CONFEDEB r _ “Ca e ION LIFE [Ngflslga

“REMEMBEILED APRIL" by Stewart Van der Veer, The Guar - m!" WW 590W starting ‘Thursday.

THE OFFICE of m. Curtis, Bvnshaw. wlll be closed from Aug. 1st. to Aug. 9 . 7-39.11

APPOINTED T0 SCH 0 BOARD-Dr. A. W. M. Allano ha? been appointed a member of the City School Board in the place of the Into Mr, Reuben Maodonald.

ARRIVED SAFELY — Mr. and Mrs. W.E. MacPhee, Heatherdale, have been advised by cable, of the safe arrival of their daughter Jean, in the South African Medical Ser- vice at her destination.

IN HALIFAX - Mr. B. Gra- ham Rogers Supervisor of the P. El. Travel bureau, was 1n Halifax yesterday. He was conferring with Travel Bureau dficials of Nova Scotia in connection with matters Pertaining to the tourist industry.

FAMILY BEREAVED-Mr. Walter Binns of this city received g tale. gram announcing the death of her brother Mr, George l". 'I‘horne of 83, Scituate St, Arlington, Mass. i111’; Thorns was s native of this

MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED -lMr. aild Mrs. Arthur Belcher announce the marriage of their daughter Eleanor Estelle to Lieutenant Gor- don Douglas Cochrane, son o! the lnte John Coolirane and Mrs. Cocli. rnlle. Windsor, Nova Scotia. The Cflemmly took place yesterday mvmlns at Zion Manse Rev. o. Cllrlyle Webster officiating.

RECRUITING TOUR — Lieut. Patricia Carter of “I" Company of the Canadian Women's Army Corps Halifax, will leave this week on a. tour of the province for the pur- pose of recruiting women to serve in the C.W.A.C., it is announced.

Clmrlcttctown, PEI, 1n the in- terests of C.W.A.C., recruiting in the near future. Halifax Chronicle.

SPLENDID HAY CROP -— ‘Ilho Guardian was shown yesterday l. bunch of timothy hay taken at random from the farm of Mr. S. H’. Colwill at New Haven. The hay fully headed, measured on an average, 65 inches in height and was frcm seed grown and sown by Mr. Colwill who is not. only a good shop-keeper but an excellecllt glajnner as his well tilled fields

ow.

LEGION DANCE—A large crowd of sailors, soldiezs and airmen at- tended the Tuesday night dance at the Canadian Legion Hom

e last night. The music was supplied by B

Bill Moreside and his orchestra. The dance was under the direction of Mr. AG. Bruce entertainment of- ficer, and the Tuesday night dance committee of the Legion Auxiliary. The chaperones were Mrs. J31‘ Davies and Mrs. L.T. Lowther.

MATIIESON-COPP - A Wedding of interest to friends 1n P, El. I., took place recently at the Baptist Church at Dartmouth, N.S., when Louise Allen Copp, daughter of Mr. and Mls. Roy H. Copp, Watcr- side, Albert County. became the

bride of Douglas Matheson, non. Wilfred Ea" M“““-_*2'Y°“-' , V.R.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus 5°“ °f‘MF- find Mr; JUoflpil Mzlrltérll Xnglhefiiilz,’ ,§“““§;}0,.f',;§dI",,f§""',,g; gimgtlicikilsetfiigltiy ‘when he was struck

' ' g y- p c by a truck on the highway about a RC? mile nozth of Hunter River yefler-

VB. wore a gzey tailored suit with day- The b°y w“ ‘Vfllking along

white blouse and navy accessories the mad Wm‘ his °°"5m' 151mm“ swath old Benjamin Gallant.

ti tin to avoid a frightened heart roses and sweetpeae They goggpwhgn he raced mm the bide

Thornton Hergett, Dartmouth, N,S. m m

mony. The bride given in mnrria by her cousin, Edwin C. Copp,

and carried a bouquet of were attended by Mr. and Mrs

Relief from lhlliml and lhy Favor with

KELLOGGRS

Court yesterday morning the case chairs d

drivin , dis iss d. g w“ m eced evidence ing dusty rose dress with navy ac-

a mssories and was wearing an q- mm and w“ in me qulslte hat made of a cluster of king medicine, which g velvet flowers. She carried a. beau- ied, produced a sim- tiful nosegay bouquet and was given 0n to intoxication. The "1 marriage by he? 510111166. Mr. defendant steed he had token an Jamel MMI-rmis

'\" before being ar- e charge. A drunk and d to appear in Court and forfeited his $5 b l

Robb. MonctonJs spend_ ldays at 5t. Peters Bay.

to a reception was held at the bride’

Hon. Thomas Wlgmore, it 1s be regretted, is seriously ill with Efme and w“ attended by Immed‘

treal are the guests of Dr.

Ed Sicntiford of the RC.N.V.R., _ is spending a few days leave m the uill reside at 36 Reserve Street. arents Mr. and Mrs. , Grafton Stzeet.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McAr-lnult y of Charlottetown, have

eeBn visitors of relatives in Albert,

__i_“—' . Mrs. J. W. Pickering, Seavie E4 I" L, a guest at the home o‘ many lovely presents.

me Misses wane and Ralph G’ I19? hkOilFlgHfegy sllrigglegagilnsongilvgxcllvll?

_____ stud she was 1:110 entertained at m. rel-ed Chappelle of Head m. '1 °1'"°°“ B“ '1 K°PP°°11 W" to

em Company, P. E. I.. Highlagiders, the “unnam-

arrived in the city ‘Thursday eve-

ning on a vlslt to his wife

Waite, Andover, N .B.

Walsh-Maclnnis Huptials

pretty wedding was scl-

A surmised at the Church of the Most Holy Rcdeemei at five o'clock this morning when Margaret (Peggy),

rouca court's-m the Police m‘, §§,e§,d‘s‘t'§v°as“g$?§§m%§ ffgzflf

Frederick Cass, cousin of the gloom.

The bride was attiied 1n a becom-

The matron of honor was Mrs.

Raymond Doyle who was wearing a Doudre blue dress with nav ac- cessories. She was also carry g s. nasegay bouquet.

Mr- Raymond Doyle was best

man. MIMI“ Adele Kins was soloist Ind 8.

William Campbell organist. Following the wedding .. q s

to Ielfliives and the officiating

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Miss Ena M. Clark h .1 a ° w“ “m” W Y °W find home from Toronto i-Ospéfllllfi gihvbzt m“ ‘snapdramm “d m“ “bu! vacation with her parents at the “Item” “'85 earned ‘mt °n m" Dominion Experimental Station,

Mr. and Mrs. George J. Pradl and happy mu?“ 1°“ by train °n l on d m J f _ wedding trlp thlough the Maritime y n“ aug er omme O Mggd Provinces, For her travelling cos-

Mrs. ma. Clark at the Elxperiment- ffme- the “d” W" l Fwd" We

chins and other dainties,

Shortly after the reception, the

ress with navy and poudre iedlng-

ote.

On return to Charlottetown they The bride, who was a popular

eemployee of Prowse Bros, Ltd, w“

ndered several 5h0W9Il prior to

her marriage and was the fgqlp. ient of many useful gifts.

The staff of Prowse Bros. tend-

ered her a dinner at the Queen Hotel Monday evening and present-

Mrs. George w, T111 y f c _ ed her with a gift of flat sliver. dish. h“ been the sue; U‘; Avatgd There was also a personal cheque Mrg, Joseph C. Harper, Port Elgln,

from the manager of the firm. Capt. Ruth Crealock will also visit N Th

e Girl's Club entertained her

wth a miscellaneous shower at R Brighton Shore and she received

'l'he groom, who is s popular

and member of the City Police Force parents, Mr. and Mrs. was the recipient cf a silver ser- vice, a gift from the City employ-

-—-— ees. lviiiss Virginia. Scarth is spending The Guardian extends congratu; her vacation at Keppoch with hrér latlons

u d . . . Scarth. Lt. Cmdr. Campbell Scarth

is also expected tonight for a short stay at Keppoch.

oy Killed 0n Highway

Wilfred Earl Dorchester, N. B., ls Victim Of Accident Near Hunter River.

STRIKING

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but 1n the main Caucasian theatlo 1t w

as evident the Nazis still were

roiling forward.

Huge forces of German reserves

poured into the battle below fal- e

n Rostov and Novoctierkessk near the Don mouth on the sea of Azov. ‘Ihe Germans sought swiftly to exploit to the full the gains they had won at appalling casualties 1n men and machines

Gravcst lllomcnt

The skies were clouded with dive- bombers and the land was crawl. ing with Swastika-emblazoned

“m! tanks 1n a furious combat which

Red Star called probably tho gravest moment of the war. ‘The danger to the whole area

scum of the Don increased when

the Germans forced a fresh crcss-

ing near Tsimlyansk, 12) miles

upstream from Rosiov, and ex- tended two other bridgeheads. The fled army in one area souih of the river was forced back. The Nazis here were bidding for the Stalin-

grad-ncrt-h Caucasus railway, 35 - A few hours after the accident miles below the Don, and also at

Mm me “Mammy " wefixfii occurred at a am, yesterday, a cor- tempted to mtabllsh Liaison with

supper was served at the Scotian Hotel.

gins of the Charlottetown Police

Morrison, who rode 1:1 the aircraft

‘"1119 moon was so bright I used it h) set, my bombsigh ." Higgins has been making e. name for him- self in the sweeps across occurred Europe and Germany and has

bombings such as the attack on the Gneisenau, Schamhcrst and Prinz Ffugen in the Englim Chan- nel sane time ago.

Japs Have

The deceased, who had been Force and Mm. Higgins was pilot- born at Ronnie's Road near Hunt- ing one of the planes '1 the four er River. W“ Wm“! t ~ Canadian bmlber squadrons which uncle. M1‘- Arihul’ Gillan‘ when h, took part in the week-end attacks 851d fatality °°°"’"d' T“ ‘"1111 on Hamburg and Duisburg. These moved to Dorchester. N 3.. Kiwi" particular raids wcre termed five years ago “betger than tget Lgogxbombeg‘ w: father iiswczrlluloyed as l 811ml i" _ men." . -server , ti. a . o? N ltgS 1 1c fifigctuad rgkuu ’“°‘.‘“i"‘22i‘3 polar/ed by F - Hg?!“ 5a Igiriugesftwmrdllillfsoflaui-‘alncter Iteiver: WASHINGTON. July w-(APM- tional defence with authority over tsetlfled at the inquest held by The Japanese have a triple prgbe- Coroner 13p 1 J, Yer), lem in their attempt i0 00011193’ Only two other witnesses gave u'estel'ilinost of the evidence at the hearing. They were: Benjamin Gallant,

New Glasgow. The horse

Uh d f pug! 1) fl ht d by won “e mm —____ Sildgdefeliq; bolted when almost 0P

laps Face

Big Problem In illeutians

Aleuti an

Islands. ... “his” .1“ strait. the boyat that e0 oacc ent w r 1 nd then at great risk. carry all and Mervyn Bulman the dr ver oi itlheir equipment over steep Ne!“ Evidence disclosed that the boy trails and clean out areas 01‘ and Benjamin Gallant write P2101; “Hmp-‘L afidgmbgatzléfggéregiccfgcf lgwlthe 1n; troops by convoy over almost a morenlnag and were meetlnz i119 Bul" 1'°°°'m“°',1,°“5 ‘“,P'pl§1;f|f'°1€hr?,fih f t e mos Cu - m“ truck which w” ‘mfitclm? iifile owaters in the world.

They also must feed the ocmwy-

Dl‘, Ales Hrdlicka, Smithwnlllfl

Institution anthropologist who

. ti] claimed recruits even in the ran-rs posits it. The Martin boy fecrlfl! i1" Prwably h“ spent mm” "me m

of the educated.

raced any other white man 1n the Aleu-

°° p lan searching for remains of the The spirit of the rank and r110 ieioii the inert stretch of lmve- i i , is soaring, due to sosrcely-dreamed- ment into the passing truck. The 1mm" me" Wm “m”, m‘) ‘L’: md 10m "mum d“ d“ an m h“ power w “void invasion of Nor Amer co Y g-‘itliuihfizirman ‘czpnquest of Eur- nlttg r the boy He ran the truck m!" "w" m“ 401000 5”" ‘W’

O

pe. The Japanese public gets only The Royal Canadian Mountcld one side but the facts currently Police in Charlottetown were not -

d ib Aft I land as “bleak, s ditch but 1t was too late. flfftfgsfebarreg jock. mfabl, o, supporting only a few natives who

.. h'i'dllbfihi. speak for themselves, with 1...! ris- fled and Constables H. o. spew “y; le§§refie§yth§ ,§,,,,*;g,, u,”

in sun flapping over fndo-Chlna. and 11.0. Gosweil, proceeded im- g the Philippines, Thail- mediately to the scene of the ac and, the East Indies. Burma. Slns- cldent. apore and great segments of Chlnu- Mund The capture of the fortress of pang; I Singapore especially heartened the smpsnnslled and the iflqufli 7:“

the William Dorks (foreman)

H011; K011i.

Japanese.

Man

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lals in occur» I t“ ggcnlkescutclniaxrel-o?‘ e1 MMDOMM

101g bay’; pQfcnfll W61‘! EXDQCICO i to arrive from Dorchester 1w- . ruttln . sword-waving off cers eygning, st g Surviving besides N! WWI!“ "'9 two brothers and two sisters. 0.1a brother, Edward, is servinB l‘ 9"‘ to sent with the Canadian Army.

The funeral will inks place from the residence of his uncle Arthu‘ Gallant, today at no n-m to S Augustine Church. Rustfoo. to the Roman Catholic Colman-w.

cocklly sccordin to tho 11s m established in China.

Th, people have absorbed some 01cm grandiose feeling of the

ow the dread of war with and the United Stall! hi! been outweighed temporarily by the feeling that Nippon is I19 h ask. t Tytpical of the attitude taken b7 the Japanese is the demand by in- ternment officials in Hunt! Kohl that, Americans salute them Leon- tlnually. the effort at Y ' to include iniernees as exhibits in

slqgfiépoysfiblic mind is intoxicated

h > of Japanese opera- Him.‘ bowed? extent of their cur. rent holdings. an extent vitally

the war when the peOPI street parades and celebrations in by ins decision to world's richest powers.

NILWS PRODUCTS

even if American bombers let the Japanese alone, they still would md J B Morrison “Con” have a tough time existing.

the coroner out. A Jury WM

THE JENKINS PHARMACY

The Rexall Drug Store

Will Be The Only

DRUG STORE OPEN

This Afternoon and Evening.

Cotton, sugar, cereals and fruits in the opening days of are grown in quantity in the Nile

Wlmt a life

Perepirers Get hitched — Ofienders Get ditched! Both tonight with LIFEIUUY

"'M”“'f'§mw £0. _.__.____.____.

MINISTER OF

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of police in gathering evidence m‘ Vancouver regarding the non-an-lval of certain mechanical trans rt In time to sail with the Canad a ex. gedition to Hong Kong last Oct

510mm! by Speaker

fie WM stopped by Sneaker Glen who has ruled against use of any evldcnwcxcnt that contained in the commission reIpQfL

But the speaker rultd that tho Jiwtice Minister had a right t9 r9911’ to Dr, Bruce's remarks,

Col. Drew's letter, as reported 1n the Vancouver paper was referred to the ndnister as having assert- ed t "the Minister of Justice 11nd prostituted tho Royal Canadian Mounted Police in the search con- ducted in Vancouver for evldgnge the letter called favorable to the government." Col. Drew was s, com. mission counsel at the Hong Kong inquiry.

Mr. St. I-eurent said the 110M, P- had been used to obtain infor- mation from Vancouver stevedores on authority of nu deputy minister (RP. Varcoe) and he knew nothing of the incident until "Just beforg" m9 Y°P°Yi fillfm-red in the Van- couver paper,

"If Mr. Varcos had informed me when he got Mr. Kellockb (an Kellock, counsel to the Duff Com. mission) reqquest I would have felt it proper to take the action which was taken and I take full reopen,-

zibilfty for the action which was m‘

aken my department," tho min. ister sa d,

The letter written by col, Blew, who was nominated as counsel to the Duff Commission by Conser- vative House Leader Hanson, was dated July ll.

Prime Minister Mackenzie King to

refused to table it in the House on the advice of GA. Campbell, KO. Montreal, government counsel to

information which was revealed to the commission in secret,

T718 DNss censor subsequently od- vlsed they could not approve pub- lication of the letter.

After Mr, st. Laurent had com- pleted his version of the police par- ticipation in the inquiry, Dr. Bruce said that he had been uoung from the Drew letter and t at he was not making my attack upon the minister.

Throughout the debate speaker Glen had strictly ruled that there must be no use or mention of ihe Drew letter and he stopped Dr. Bruce when it became apparent that he was using material from it.

But he ruled that the Justice Minister had a right to reply to what Dr. Bruce had said.

Highlight of Debi” - incident WU highlight of

This

' ;- ht rdict f other forces beating south from i116 day's dBbBf/B 111 which other 9311:1531? Hiegtlgi" gdaeifflneratrgd Rostov and Novocherkassk. “LAND AlnMAN "Hays the driver of the truck, Mervyn ram- - F1t..Sgt. Clarence w. 3111mm °f NW‘ 91°58“- ‘mm a“ Higgins, son of Sgt, Watson Hig- b1

participants were Ross Maodvnald (Lib. Brantford City); Lbs-CO]. J.A. Ross (Con. Souris); J5. Roy (Ind. Gaspe). G. R. Boucher (Con. Car- leton), T.L. Church (Con. Toronto Broadview), Jean Francois Pouliot (Lib. Temiscouata), G.G. McGaer (Lib. Vancouver Burrard) and Navy Minister Maodonald.

A feature of Mr. Poulfot’s speech was his recommendation that Pre- mier Mitchell Hepburn of Ontario, a former House of Commons sup- fiorter of Prime Minister Mackenzie

ing, be appointed minister of na-

sll three branches of the armed forces,

Dr. Bruce ran into considerable difficulty with Speaker Glcn when ho described as "reprehensible" the report of the royal commissioner in "refusing to accept the evidence oi Mr. Cooke (PB. Cooke, agent for the Awatea. which carried the con- tingent to Hong Kong)!’

Speaker Glen had this continent withdrawn and refused to permit the substitution of the words "in- correct" and "inaccurate" u applied to the report, because it was s. re- flection upon tho commissioner, Chief Justice Sir Lyman Duff.

Mr. 5t. Laurent

Mr. 8t. Laurent said ho had no intention of entering tho deboto "but I counted without the honor- able member for Parlldale."

Ho said some days ago his atten- tion had been called to a dispatch in the Vancouver Nous-Herald “un- der o. rather startling headline" and added that hs was "not s rised to hear the lan uags of that ald- line from the ps of the member for Parkdale."

Mr. St. Laurent mntlnucd: "This headline reads ‘Drew charges Jus-

work hero.‘

‘The dispatch states that o let- ter of let-Col. George A. Drew to the Prime Minister fontaineld e182 a sandtnst the on. cos y- v.21 letter charged Ch ef Justié Sir Lyman Duff with no less than six major mistakes, and declared that the Minister of Justice had rostltuted the Royal Clnldlon H/iounted Police in the search con- ducted in Vancouver for evidence