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Personals

‘Miss Joyce Bernard of Halifax s“ been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bernard, Summer- lide-S. 1

_.Mi§ Katherine Driscoll, R. N., is visiting her mother. Mrs. M. P- Drisooll. Bummerside for a fe days. Miss Driscoll recently finish- ed a course in surgery at St. Mich- |el‘s Hospital. Toronto and has ac- ggpied c, position on the staff of ms-sick Children's Hospital of that city-S.

Local. NAVY

-<Continued from page 1.) Z—_—_ who. when the sinkhag of the

. ix was announced. ask- ed that their course be cut short: so they could be aent to sea at once. They told their

ding officer,, Lleut. gharies Mackenzie, that they wanted to replace the St. Croix sailors who had trained in Queen Charlotte.

Under the chairmanship of Lt. Col. G. I-f- ltainville. the army star- red-its drive 0n I $10,000,000 0b- iective with a number of reports fro ‘ M. D. 8 at Kingston, Ont. The

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—l8 BBCOVEIING -— Citiaena were pleased yesterday to see Mayor W.J. Iiidstone about again. 8s was

0d to his home for several

Taylor Drug Co..

days by illness.

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— DEIIYIYRATION PLANT BE- GINS OPERATIONS - The dehy- dration plant operated by Ibods Inc., at Summers“ , potato processing operations for the season yesterday. There were sixty workers on hand for the first day but the work wss only in the nature of a prelimlnaryand it expected a much larger number will be at work today. Plant. officials report that potatoes are coming in satisfactorily only No. 1 grade be- ing used at present. However. lat- er- on other grades may be accep- ted. 'I'hc plant is operating on one shift but it is expected that pro- SgtlOH will be stem)!!! up later on

Paramount Stars All ‘ilut Together In Grand Funfilm

"Sh: picture in it

‘Bipangled is

their singing. acting paces in a way sDDlauSe from the e when it The picture will fanin the country about for a long time to come. ‘Paramount ‘has but everything its got into ‘Star Spangled Rhy- thm and that “evcrythlng" lu- cluiies Bing Crosby Bob Hope, FY06 MflcMurray. llranchot Tone. Ray Milland Victor Moore. Doro- thv Lamollr. Paulette Goddard. Vera Zcrina. Marv Martin. Dick Powell. Betty Hutton. Eddie Brack- en Veronica. Lake. Alan Ladd. R0. chester. William Bendix. Jerry " '- lonna. Macdonald Carey. Walter Abel and every othter Paramount D

star you can . The glamour boys and girls lv in this story. the Pararmunt. It tells of gateman Victor Moore who has pretended to his sailor son. Eddie Bracken. that he runs the studio. When Eddie and his pals show up on shore leave. Moore. with the help of studio tel- ephune operator Betty Hutton. and the assistance of all the stars. keep

s.- ..MB._»I,1. l». ENMAN Assistant General Manager. 'Bank of Nova Slcoiia.

Common fig overseas quota is 8750.000. In- ten-command rivalry centres ar- ound .a shield presented by S. L. le Carteret, Deputy Minister of National Defence for Air. and to be awarded ori a per caplts. purchase

__ ‘hours after the R. C. A. l". opened its drive for- an objective 01138302900. No. 4 Training Com- mand at Calgary, com rising 37 training stations. mo. iv‘ t )"'i nxéeeded its $1,000,000 quota by $673700, and messaged hearquarters: “This is only our beginnin "

The National Harbors Board in- vetted $500000.

Sponsored by

than’: Restaurant SUMMERSIDE

l_3ANK MANAGER

_ (Continued fr-om page 1.)

ed from them and progressed" This. he added. dld not mean that we should go back to our pre. war way of life. The world has made great strides since September 1930. Such vast new fields have been opened up for development after the war that We shall scarcely

recognize the world we live in.

Freedom of Enterprise

Ho had never regarded capitalism as truly descriptive of Canada's economic system. "Freedom of en- terprise" seemed much more apt In this nohnection he ducted from an address by Mr. Walter P. Zelier. d ing the phrase as meaning freedom for each-person to plan and conduct his own affairs. to seek employment in any field of endeav- or nr to engage in any business or profession. to Ilse his own initia- tive and argrlv his energy as he chooses provided only that in so do. g he lives up to all the laws and afbiontich which have been -

tinned was state capitalism. for there never can be-sny question of doing sway with capitalism as such. capitalism being essential Illi- der any kind of economy.

"I put it to you" he laid. “are

establish an economic and political

royalty confined to s small-c is

of ambitious politicians. unskilled both in the business cf governmes

s field of practical econo-

wili you. soiled with the

gth of your convictions. work

for the preservation of a whale- some sanity in our economic life? "There is no middle course. Eith-

l welfare. It hrczw the in should ssumb a portion a spirit cf helpfulness and

i if need be. mils-ling with the victory . ecord of

fi “vista 9%”... will so It remained for the ma- chinery set up to the money

4

‘m involving billions of dollars.

up thc deception. War Loan Meeting At Georgetown

An enthusiastic and well attend- ed meeting in support of the Fifth victory Loan was held last nilzht atjicorgetpwn. The chairman was Mr. J.J. Condon while the speak- ers werc Judge C. St. Clair ‘trainer and Lieut. A.B. Cosh of Charlotte- towu. Films were shown by Mr. B. Graham R/ogcrs of the Travel Bur.

eau.

A feature of the meeting was the community singing of patriotic children

songs in which the school took a lcadinc part.

NEW LANEINGS

(Continued from page_

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lionsington " q Loan " fleeting‘

to last ilht in Kips C l-fall ~ VIII "Unattended and fill; suc-

Ioll Attended

Kensiigion Victory Loan meet-

pellful underIMr. zliohntThonrpsonb

MI . vcry ruth-

uu ‘grained. keen and

w. Frank Arnett nlso made a

t appeal for the Victory Loan apab manner.

TRIBUTES TO

i Continued from_p_ag_e 1.)

i830. the date of his elevation on fire Bench. we had been intimate and had cc-cbera‘ ‘ the ad- ministration of the law. To all of his different occupations and in the performance of them. he live his untlring efforts. ' "Justice Saunders was a ple ant companion to work with. wrws agreeable and genial “Although he had some years ago suffered two heart attacks. he had apparently fully recovered and gave promise ni’ many veors of use- fui work ahead of him. Only a fe dsvs ago he sat with the Chief Jus- icc and myself ac thc Court en asnc and he then persons-ily in- zormed me that he had never felt

tte .

aefi-I; will be greatly missed bl! hi! many friends and to his wife and . of his family. theloss of a loving husband and father is great indeed. and the sympathy p! the community goes to them un- sparlnzlv."

l-lon. .l. Walter Jones Premier

u.

“r appreciate this opportunity of paying tribute to the late Hon. Justice Saunders. whose sudden passing we all mourn very d!!!)llh

a lini-acpg o patriotic airs. Mr. Jams iisunders congratulat-

buying ictory . Mr. James Profitt also congratulated all those taking part 0 Csnad

of the best Victfl

a and them closed one Loan meetings of this campaign.

To Buy $500 Victory Bond

The Charlottetown branch of the Benevolent Irish Society decided at a special mating last night to pur- chase another 3500 victory bond. It will be the fifth victorv bond purchased by the BIS. » Th9 meeting last night was one of the largest held for some months. The Society is still keeping up its good work. It is known to be one of the most generous organizations in Prince Edward Island. It is 100 per cent behind any ef-

to speed up the victory and brig: the boys home again.

"My acquaintance with him was of long standing. l’ knew him many years ago as an athlete. when hi! characteristics of honesty and sin- cerity of purpose were as marked as they subsequently were in his political and judicial capacities.“ _,

"He frequently came to Ghar- lottetowrr with other Summersids ‘players, and everyone looked upon him as a model of what a sports- man and gentleman should be."

"It was these qualities, I believe, that earned for him his outstand-

the honours a lawyer could hope for, without sacrificing his integ- ritv which he valued most of all."

“To his bereaved widow and fam-

ernment and myself, our sincere sympathy."

Hcn- Dr. W. J. P. MaeMiilan Ex - Premier and Leader of the Opposition . . ‘

"I was greatly shocke and deeply grieved this morning when I heard of the sudden death of ‘one of my best friends. Hon. Justice Saunders." .

"For seven years he was my pol- itical opponent and on many ‘an occasion we crossed swords and -np quarter was asked or given. because he was sincere and fair and I tried to be the some. I supported

was announced today that ark's Anglo - American 5th Army veter- ans of Salerno had driven beyond the Volturno River and "firmly occupied" the towns of Cancello, Ruviano snd Nenone. while Mont- gomery's 8th Army of British and Canadian troops was stabbing W819- ward throush the Apennine moun- talns toward Home.

As the 5th and 5th Armies push- ed the Germans-back in Sunday's fighting, some fires were observ behind the enemy's lines. indicat- ing the destruction of supply dumps in icipation of a qu ck move backward.

The Nazis at the front continued to fight as stubbornly as usual, however, while those behind the line operations were in progress.

New Itiver Line?

welt coast is likely to be inland from Gsete and along the Garlg-

miles from Home. for the Government through the sale of Victory Bonds to swing intc effect ve action. ‘W lino Bank Activities

He dealt in detail with the work the banks are doing in support of the Covqnrnentls wartime finan- I

foreign exchange contro nd in. tsrpreting and applying the board's ruiin s. handling ration coupon ban . financing munition. lum- ber and farming production in cc- operaticn with Governman. d. ling the vast detail of Victory loam

being done under e inea y depicted

The enemy's next. stand on the

liano River. some 20 miles north of fir-m. 180B!’ Prolific 110M. ‘m! the Voiturnc and about so airlincfzlillgsequently in hip wit

etc. i ivll

him in the House on several occas- i ions, especially in his proposals ra ‘ the building of our present Prov- incial Sanatcrium. Mutual ' respect ripened into firm friendship. which only the Grin‘ Reaper could destroy. - "lb-nest and sincere as. an ath- lete. student. lawyer, Prime Minis. l ter and Judge. he leaves to posterity 'a spéendid record of accomplish- men.

"A careful study of his public

ed career will show that he believed

in s square deal to everyone, and practiced his belief."

"I extend my most ‘ con- dolence fo his bereaved widow and family and again express my deep

| regret and sorrow on the sudden passing cf one of my rest friends."

SUDDEN learn

. (Continued from page 1.)

present C ef Justice, lop Thane A. Campbell.

w. Saunders ran hlsfirat elec- tion in 101b, representing the Sec- ond District thereafter. Before entering pro- vincial politics. he was Mayoral Summcrside for a form of three

it“... “Ac a delegate tn ‘P; strumen

Baimders was an in hav- LL. Mackenzie King candidate fort the Olav

"mechanism-Lint

re Legislature. and fol- efeat of the Bell

s said. "to urge thdraw their deposits bu

it is nomttranly a patrig

of 0i uf-sllilngma “fist ° sum

near i. aste and good iu ent.’ -At the close of Mr. Burns‘

address a warm 1'5: of thanks was moved by Mr. If!‘ war

..Higgs. of the national inanoe committee and sec-

onded by t. W. .%'l¢r“£'i‘a3'¢dl§n3§.°.°“ ' °°‘““”

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in 1028 he me leader of the IJber-alop tionJcuryoan later his party efeated thc firs! Stewart tratlon on the hibition issue. and Mr. era was called upon to form a cabinet- ln lo Prelidentof torney General "on Ara. l2, 2'1. » verai amendments to the Pro- hibition Ac were introduced by the but the Mir l

nvavaa. lt Wll os lvel subjects of urlnf t1 od-of Mr- Saupder rem 1 ~

On May 81m. onthe retirement r Justice v.1... n Premier

Ill

Co wlllchalliglailtinueduntb ‘nu his death

of positiflfl accept-

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:

ing success in life. He achieved all ‘on

ily I fender. on behalf of ihe Gov-'

of Prince continuously '9

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one If ddta? Junersl notice later

he_ meeting last night came to a close with the singing of the Na- tional Anthem.

profits-

CRANE - At. the Prince Edward Island Hospital on October l4. 1943. 1o Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Crane, Millview, a daughter.

MCNEVIiL-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on October l6. 1.943. to Mr. snd Mrs. Lyle McNevin. s

MCPIIAIL — At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on October 13. l9- AR. to Mr. and Mrs. John McPhail. Cornwall. s. son.

HILL- At the Prince Edward ls- lsnd Hospital on October l3, i943. to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hill, Msyfield, a son.

GODKIN -- At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on October 13, 1943. to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Godkin. Charlottetown. a daughter-

CUDMORE - At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on October 10.‘ 1043. to Mr. and Mrs. William Cudmore. East Royalty, a son. YEO-At the Prince Elwsrd Island Hospital on October l2. i043. to Mr. and Mrs. George- Yeo, North River. a daughter.

CURLEY-At the Ottawa General Hospital. Ottawa. on October ll, 948. to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curley a son. Kenneth Joseph.

YEO-At the Prince County l-fos- pital nn October l5. . to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yeo (nee Evelyn Mayne) of Belmont. Lot 16, a son. John Winston. -

TAYLOR —-At the P. E, ‘l. Hospi- tal. Oct. 15. 1043. to Mr. and Mrs. Roland C. Taylor. City. Richard George.

DEATHS

ABSENAULT In the town Hosuita 1M8. Mr Le

l I011.

Charlotte- Monday. Oct. 18th.

Her remains residence. 23 Street. Funeral notice lat-

l. are restful: at her- lilo

"puma

pus its quota again. greats The

Victory. Loan Speeches At Rotary Luncheon

musing aches featured the l #1” the 0th Victory loan

I

f th Rotary ‘fir; 12k‘; liillilm owar ‘Finance committee. held in the Charlotte- town yestadrm angiéiargaely attend-ed

llr. chum le contributed three solos which were warmly ap-

d.

His Honour Lieutenant Uvvvauof LsPa e commended the effort of the grovince in ious Victor: Loans. The n

ever before and

fir" ogffidont that Prince Ekiward

was

Island would not only raise but sur- This will mean

r effort on everyones part.

Loan constitutes

5th victory

. ti» Ilreatlst challenge that has over d faced the people of Canada; but since we cannot go should at least a1 a five our fighting men the "tools

to the front we lend the money

nish the job." We are not do-

‘ in ing our share, f-lis Honour empha- iiy _ Mum“ 9351M, sized. unless we meet every call that is made upon us. can lend is the price of victor

Every dollar we

Premier J. Walter Jones said ythat

when the Rotary clubs of Char- lottetown and Bummer flue take up thc National An- kgob it is already half finished. He peeled death of Hon. Justice Saun- ders. Emphasizing the importance of the Victory Lo war has now reached an intensive stage and nothing short of an all- out effort will suffice.

erred with regret to the unex-

an. he said the

War Expenditures According t0 popu atlon, the Pre-

mier figured, this Province should have received some $72,000,(00 in war expenditure. 1t would almost ‘appear as if the Island had been lay-passed in thc war. On the other hand in soldi allowances we have benefited by about $3,003,030 annually. and we have also bsnefitted hv wartime con- trols and bonuses. This he estimated. has contributed in en- iistments twice as much gs the av- erage for Canada. and we have also contributed a COIHDHYZIIIVEJ" share of our population to ihe war industries in other Provinces,

ers and dependants’ Province.

largo

"Our duty." the Premier emplra.

sized, “is to see that when our spl- diers return to clvi will find this Province a desirable place to live in. 1f We do that. and they remain with us I cm forsec that we will have a boom in this Province alter the war.

lian life they

He referred to the large amount

of money still in the savings hanks of the Province. and urzed upon all citizens the duty of contribut- ing to the Victory Loan to great/Est. possible extent.

the His Worship Mayor B. Roy Hol-

man recalled that under he chair- manship of 1-1

on. John ‘Iaplilton Gray Prince Edward Island took the lead in forming ' union of the provinces of Canada at the time of the Charlottetown Conference. From tint time on in anv endeavor Dominion-wide or intcr-nrovinriil this Island has set an example. l-lc cited the leadership given by this rrovince in nroduction of seed p0. tatoes and silver foxes.

The sir‘ an of ihe Fourth Victory

BUY BONDS

lflGGGINS-At her residence 46, Elm Avenue on Monda 18.1041 M

MoDONALD-At the city Hospital Oct.-17. 1M8. flank J, McDonald. late purse: ofdthe firlrferry “Prince

marlidat the ‘tendon; f I-f n‘ c McPh . 01 Pitaro '

thll ‘Basilica: then’ to Rsngnmmétlgm r I '

olic cemetery o‘ n a

Ch Jfilltital. Sund .. t. Dominick calf-lit.

l-lia remains w

al a late residence Vmlr el. from were the e ay mornv

I oelock to 8t Charis] Qhurc . among-ruins church ce _, IIND Athls home in Bum- mersldson October l0. i940. Mr. Justice Albert (Iharles Saunders of the Supreme curt Bench of ce Edward Island. aged Q yet . His body is resting at the Dion Funeral Home untiltthis morning when it will he hen to his late. residence ‘on Central Bt.

River. on Interment in

flbwwlltvzflu

loss 0f oi ind father, his wife a zwicksr- GravesJ in i002, one‘ eon aiqhw

fonnerzy Miss Lei whom he marriec and three d

urman. Summerside Mrs ron stoll. Youngstown c, and s Floyd Cleveland. son. Reginald Saunders, is in Southern United States. -