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In int ofotll mm’: 1 erm n “mDeMK y? vc yrs-m u: , Kenslngton. 12-27- CBETUBNED I-IOMEON VACA- TION — Meesrs._Ea-rl Brahaln and qgqrge German returned recently

u, their homes in Kensinstlm 1'01‘ me Christmas hoildayil-

g in the much mal- near Halifax. Pree-

pea W; luxe" occupation ($111273 former days. I The boy! e010! 800d “ML “fling mttresses and Christ- mps holidays-K.

“scum x d cal gs g on en- "m nmlilltilk ice on “w? lht f opening 0c y con- " or gluon is planned. The tween the llmcarirxésfied ‘Wings and Sprng ey silver is expected that Mayor Ichsm-pion and the t

gram will be xendereit-K.

Y RIJVILI. WED- et wedding of un- '

lends was solemnlzed at

ted Church Manse on .wednesdoy, Dec. 5th at ii AM.

when the Rev. C. J marriage Elizabeth Arms, daughter of Mr.

The bride looked very s street length dress of gold crepe with brown acces- sories end wore a The yo couple were attend- una Mm William Rem

‘n1, brother and sister-in-lew

e ‘flhe ‘ table W“ ed with out flowers sndoen- with a beautifully decorated Those assisting in

1nd Mrs. Heber Pickering, while

the Mines belts. Ramsey replenished.

t couple left for Niagara Falls, will

those for travelling an olive green suit, brown cost, tux- vdo style and ma nodes.

in wishing every happiness-G.

, I16 IP91! - dl-M glob‘ boil

fat home m Remington-K ‘we. n. .1. 0mm. some». 1st Canadian Armoured Bri- llsnd £10 returned re-

FIRE DELAYS—

the awash- course is ew-roetheir chances for new! wouldbosnuil.

Onootherlme. these min-rs ssictwmldbefcrthe alas

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rut-Guardian will bcdeliverel tesnyhsuein sane-lac. flops-week. Iponeflfertlshssrviec lespeflbieferdciivsriosolyeilonte

‘s kid glove. fur-lined uff. Finder st

gtsstsurmt. 23d...“ ‘ -—‘I'BI“IIGULAI BIITING o! ibeI.~0.,D.l.wiilbe his! 0n Thursday at 3:30 PM. mt the home of Mrs. Arthur Allen, ‘ Bummer-

side. , 13-31-11, 400!!! -- Bedoque 115-1. db D90 l8. Cryo-

er. Admission 20 and 30 cents. ' 13-27-21

younl Bummerside man s pear d in court yesterd char as e musing grcvlous

--IIOME FROM OVERSEAS —

Pte- Alvin M. Msllett, who has just

returned from ovemcss after spending four and a half ears

of Mrs. David Bernard, Summer-

slde. where he received a very

warm welcome. He will be d-

lett, Granville.

ingtoassie oftf-se infant and yo

and Willialn O train on Monday evening Iouis where

in Palmer Road oemeferyn-S.

Maple llills A Elects. Council‘

fairs of the community. Dr. J ‘I’

side

members include, Messrs S. gqu-srebriggs, William Carr, LH

Douse end S.P. McAleer.

reventlon, sports, entertainments ihnry, Women's Institute, an first sld

an were made.

Mrs. 0.0. C srk, Sgt. Mo). A. Lean and P..l. Boudresult.

tenants. _

Th; meeting last night was a follow-u of s preliminary meet- ing he] ‘lest week at which a

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containing, ltlm inonev and identification » papers. murd-

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Cardinal Pleased With Flood Of Congratulations

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CBABWILI. for Photon-spin. oorrlnnnnsnou

. 4m belt ti... 1;." ' ' m’ m-‘smmuu n" new sun's nnsivua a the Hotel. one o'clock and six

new sums. STOI-Y - The

Bush’ ‘t"'.l.."°'i- "If? r 5H

this week. Wataohvfog

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th people but "it should give me er opportunities for service

11.’. Archbishop attended own Church end coimbry."

school at Hun/tar River. P. ‘t since

message menti nod ‘We stcltesnent ihnto the ecognlti of

OIVIO TAXES. — December 31 h the final date for pI-ymqrt d 1945 l! you warn. to vote st v11 w Wm hm d w lottetown, the uima ms offers its sincere congratulations and shares in the pride of all vour kfth and kin in rejoicing occasion of the sublime

conferred upon you."

Newsmen Tour Red-Zone In Uccapied Germany

» swarming in from Poland and More than 2.500.000 of them in th

Saxony. One million of these have been shifted to other sections of the zone, but those who stayed have swelled the population 7'77 inhabitants for each square mile. other 1,000,000 must be taken in during the next few months. The Russian zone also has free markets in which allowed to sell 30 per cent of their

t is I am sure, no lees recognition of the high pl

‘winch Your Grace ls held by your fellow citizens throughout Canada

_. edmls Pxe nopux KAI-M cssn _ s w,“ be he“ J lyllfglvfi

‘w’ “m- suntan. c - hm- wes reminded to jail until Ffifi gale “fir: James‘ steam g n morn ng :

from the residence of hlslson, 33 _v Crescent, to the Church

he Most Holy Redeemer, thence

oversees, is a guest at the ome LAID T0 BES—'l‘_-_—~Word ha; been

received by Mr. V. City, that the fun ther Frank Erie Dingwell, passed sway at Baltimore, Mary- land, Dec. 17th wss held Friday, Dec. 21st. Interment was Marine Section,

byterian Cemetery.

POLICE COURT -- At City P01- ice Court yesterday morning and disorderly was re- manded until tomorrow, was fined t6 and costs or 10 days in infl- Two men appearing on a remanded charge automobiles were further remand- ed until Dec. 29. The case of a merchanhdcharged under Wartime an Trade Board ma. tions with selling over the filing price was remanded until

is eral of his bro-

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ing his Christmas holidays with ~ . his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira. Mal- Unit-ed States cor-r

toured the Russian occupation zone Germany found a program of "Bovletlzation" in progress, veteran communists in key posts. Industry, farming and mining are largely under control of German provincial governments, aided and supliflfted lay the Russian bfilltory

correspondents toured for eight days through

FRIDAY, Played by l-l Screen My In Gouge Names (one sud lfenv ma» - Home w. n Gowns Kev-w- Co“ Directed by ICKAID WHO” Produced bv IOU!" Si“

-vvnu. BABY CONFERENCE B“'“‘“°‘° Pm‘ o! munersid No. con-

Shows 7:30 and 9:15

NOTE, matinee Thursday at 2:30p. m. zone - from Berlin

south to Dresden through Saxony.

‘ This is the first time western correspondents have been admit- ted into the Russian area, under an exchange plan which also will take Russians into the States zone. Five Americans, con- ducted by four Russians and driv- y United States soldier- chsuffeurs, travelled an itinerary chosen by the correspondents, and interviewed Russian and German

l The Soviet program is based on a planned economy for indus- ytry s-nd business. and widespread Hsrsrisn reform that has liquidat- the aristocratic, militaristic and distributed their

uhllld. Br babytbe ed. - ulgfiwletul: mom“ “m. musebelbywwimyfnlr

-I\‘IINEB.AI»‘ 0F LATE WP. CALLAGIIAN — A funeral service for the lute WP. Callaghan? vétas

with money enough can buy meats to su plennent rations.

heatng their homes, which Berliners and western Ger-

xony and through- out the Russian zone has been _ strict planned econ- omy. accordmg to production plans state EOvcmmenf-s Marshal Georgi

Under this scheme the govern-

mawrials, and direct where me manufacturers should deliver fin- ished products, and at what prices. Similar strict control is enforced on wholesalers and retailers, all except a few unrstioned con.

- THONE CALL FROM AUSTRA. LIA - Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bradley, R Great George Street, City, had B fell 100B distance telephone call yesterday when they talked to their

Sydney, Australia. The call came through at 3 o'clock yesterday morn-

SUMMERSIDE wlnwvpxxrmw.

Rev. IC. McDonald. The psi- ‘ were Messrs George Y , JP. Mcinnis. EP. IPoIey, JP, Hogan. Wilfred iodde .

l5 EXCITING FILM

FARE F301“ M-G-M could hear her daughter's voice as clearly as if it were coming from an ad scent room. Mrs. who married Flight-Lieutenant Mc-

Bchurman, The body was sari-t by to St

it rested at the home of his eon until yesierdav morning when service was conducted at Palmer Road Church. Burial was

exciting as a shot in night is the new Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer mystery thriller, “The Hid- now showing at Capitol Theatre, with Edward Ar- nold, Frances Rafferty, Paul Lang- ton an dRay Collins in ‘the lead-

a fast-moving and tense manner t,he new adventures of the famous blind detective, Dun-

n. Friday. It's the story of a Jasmine‘ scented trail of murders, solved by Msclsin after a series of desperate struggles against a power-crazed, crafty four-time kill

months ago, said the weather war lovely in Australia with people flocking to the benches to enjoy the

landless or impoverished peasants. Currently, there are four politi- _ cal Dbrties waging s joint Mines and factories are run by st boards of directors and workers’ council representatives. In factories and mines. union- stlon ls 100 per cent. eraI plan calls for one big vertical union, with multiple division-s: even one for public administrators, to lwglch the moflnclal residents be- o g.

British Farmers To llave Expert Advice

IDNDON, Dec. 26 - (C?) - The British faruner will con-y 011i» his opvergtions with an BXW“ m‘ visor n T68

.7. A. Scott Watson. Alricultllfl Ministry official who visited Can- ada to discuss food questions dur- mg the war, has been uPPM-Ilted chief advisory and education of- ficer of anew sgriculiwl M‘ vlsory service which will take the piece of technical services former- 1y provided by War szrlculwlvl Executive Conunittee and advis- ory services attached to univers- ities and agricultural colleges.

A district advisory officer for every 1,000 farmers is planned- Apart 1mm this service. control over formers will be exercised through committees which, under Labor Government policy, will see that farmers put their land to the best use in food production. The BritLsh Agriculture Min-

said

iflnsnoed scheme to provide new land-holders with buildings soreiv need-m implements and fer-

EGG PRICES -— E88 Dmducilon in this Province is slowly ing, it was announced yesterday, and deolona are reducing price quo- expirt levels. Price

problems are housing, feeding or

elmnzes m1 the principal egg nmrk- eta of Canada. Production in those centres is awumin and surplus stocks have to be rs- duced in price to export levels. ‘These prices are now probably down to the low point for the gear. Some countrych high 1

ons are waing mu er per ces but the following were quoted as the "true market prices." Ungrad- 8- ed eggs delivered at country grad- md stations. A-large. 3031: A-med- Dill-let and B. 2?; C 20. Graded shipments delivered Fharlgogtegrvm, lti-lsrgehfis; A~med- 11m. i iluli-z- and .27; C, 22. Specialized

iving Dlok the following m prices. rge. 36; A-pullet, 30. Poultry rted to be hanged

Met es meeting of the tenants of g greater mmnw

Hills-the emergency bou- slng development at the Charlotte- town Alrport-held last nigh‘. a council was chosen to run the af-

Just as‘ he was in "E Night," the popular forerunner “The Hidden Eye," and once again this sterling actor reveals his ro- markable versatility. In his recent appearances he has been seen as a villainous vizier in “Kismet? weal-cling business man ln

8 P

D k." I “ h . ell e" Hewett, P.J. Boudrenult, V lacacgmpnsles wehat few men ‘vnh can hope to do. H battle with the des- ilier will keep you on the edge of your seat as he emlilfly! an ingenuity unrivalled in fi murder mystery annals.

Frances Rafferty plays the beau- tiful heiress to the Hampton mil- lions whose life is threatened after her four msle relatives have been killed by the family lawyer. D91‘ grayed by Ray Collins.

British Grateful for Canadian Food

losing do. of the sfiuslmengnnmon-rrgvmcm Aer! were. success“ rm"- r.‘ no.1‘... mo...

Locales Missing

v Britain llnd Canada Son In Gennany

llividc Air Traffic

OTTAWA, Dec. 26 — (OP) - Canaos and Britain have divided North tram-Atlantic sm- passenger traffic by Basement and in division gave prospective air thaw ellers s picture of what ls coming in the way of overnight trips from Montreal to Inndnn d Deal-rams

on end trips from Vancouver to Melbourne or Wellington. The agreement provides for the movement of 1,400 passenger's week-

Crotézau, temporary chairman pre-

Mr. JR. Duggan was elected president of the council and Mrs. Joan Graham secretary. Other

Mrs. L. W. Dom Pierre, of this city. received an sir-mail yesterday from Lleut.-Col. Regin- ald Stewart, now in Germany, in- forming her that he had located her mlssins son. heiies in a. hospital in Mutteberg- Allgou

Gcralld, who is nowhfifteen years

The newly elected group will meet tonight to discuss community welfare. Eight sub-committees were named to take csre of trans- portation, vigilante activities, fire

town and went with his parents to at an early age, re- maining wi l1 his parents and fam- ily when his mother and sister re- turned to Canada. Diligent search has been g ng on for some time through wartime channels to locate definite was heard until this C srlotwtown officer, lot-Col. te with him

9711011812 Mrs. Eamon, Corgi-in of

‘h-snmortetlon between Maple Hills and Charlottetown was on! of the principal topics of discussion

d satisfactory arrangements

lstry

will psnnit it to give general dir- ection Mid guidance on policy and technical developments, to stimu- late production in any direction or A1;- any district and to obtain greater uniformity in advisory work.

JITTERBUGGING ON WAY OUT

IQNDON. - Jitter has been bofmed from several ndon dance

CREATOR OF-

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lomatic officer, Lord Keyes seldom hesitated to‘ criticize strategy with which he disagreed. In 19¢; he nub- llshed s book, "Am hlblous War- fsre and Combine Operations," in which he declared the Canadian- led Dleppe raid of Aug. i9, i842, had been "rather an expensive form of

He added: “This generation was taught afresh at Di sons that were indellby impressed on the memory of all-who witness- ed at Gsllipoll, on April 25, i015, the heroic and unsuccessful struggle and costly efforts to capture daylight a much less heavily de- fended bench than that of Dieppe." Although there were msny bz-li- liant acts of gallantry at Dleppe Lord Koyes wrote: over 9,000 Canadians with sii their tanks was a heavy price to {my for the experience which, we sre told was gained in this and ill-feted ente rise." His book's first c spter was de- Wolfe’: capture of Que- bec in l75B-4he battle Csnsdn from the French. es had visited Quebec ln i934. he cited the strategy used by Wolfe as u classic of combined op- erntlons and an example of naval d military oo-operstlon at its

A school board was appointed snd it was announced that sc ool would o en immediately s ter the ristmu holidays. A school board was a pointed, composes!“ of

o

Agreement was signed last weds. tolnsy outlined some of the d

el.

Mrs. Dom Pierre has cabled dir- ect to Mrs. Howson and Lt.-Co1. Stewart for any further informa-

Oounclllor T3. Rogers. chairman of the Charlottetown City Council's committee on housing and Mr. V. Lacey, the manager st the new village who sets s: llslson officer

between the City Council and the "PM 1w vwvls W» vresifieilrlr

E

‘teens- are

dormers," se-icl the menasiir of dome hall where Jltforrbugging has been bummed.

"It is not mums-solve of the times. It is indicative of wurflme rubles- nem-umad flint has Domed "

British Troopships To Resume Purchase 0f Stores In llanada

tenworsry resident Ind secretary

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using ich thmbbwouldha/vew rolmdtgibstoimsw

flylns time between is at. present is about l2 hours but this would be out down and pamenger capacity when new commercial equipment becomes avails. '1‘.C.A. will have e Briirlshmot- transport with s p899- enser capacity of between 40 and 50 while BO A.C. eventually will get a six-maimed Bra-mason which llkeg will carry about 30 sleeps

pamenger by reduce ma flyins time services will fly a route over Goose Ba nador, to Prestwlek, Scotland, temporarily end over Gender, Nfld,, iwn the Heathrow . completed a1. Iomion, alternate

vices are provided via Iceland the nccrth and Bennuds and 580MB on the south. 8.0 AL’. will

might ban. A London typlst who dances two or three times o week said: “We wouldn't mind sitting out litterbufls

MONTREAL. Dec. M — (GP) - D. B. Townsend, ship's stores ed- ministrator here for the Board, confirmed today the issu- nevlsed instructions by the

ttf B 01.3: Y?" Transport permf m; r oopships resume purchases of shins stores

Under a recent order by the Transport Ministry were compelled to tube on

tired .

"But the Jitter-bugs love mashing inrto atango or foxtrot one crowded floor. I mppcee they feel there ore more $11M to kick." The leader of a Ilomdon dance banrclssid‘ he believed Jitter-bim- gins is well on the way outin ‘England.

He wrote of the preliminary set- lon|-Montcaim's failure to cover Point Levis, his abortive ettem t drive out the Brltis

Wolfe's defeat m. his decision to ad- vance from above Quebec with the object of drewln the French from positions below

y. ommnv _-m the Western n1;- pita-i, Aiberton, on December 15.

945. to (STMBJIEY. a 808i. Welter Charles-

ARCHER - At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Dec. 25, 1945. to Mr. and Mrs. Freemont Archer. Charlottetown, a daughter. HUGHES — At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on Dec, 25. 1945. to Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Huéhm. West Covehead, s son.

ALLUM — At Bod Cross Hos- ltol, Espanolo, Ontario, Dec. 36. 04/5, to Mr. end Mrs. J. P‘. Mc- Callum, lnee Dorothy C. inwth- er, Charlottetown), n so MONA

Bri sin ls dependent on Osnsdian u n» homes-g‘,

s Canadisn dol- lsmhfor ship's stlonres taken sboerd

their enu-enche town and bring them to action. ‘The lessons taught by Qu lord Ks es‘ ‘book sold, were the

list an enlerprlr n: and aggres- sive fee; "the power of defence o- m ver stuck, even in those days, we: such as fortress the lrn f

i

Townsend said he was with the transport istryb new instructions, especially because of the effect it would have on Connie's But Coast shl lers, whose sccompilshmen he war he praised. said those merchants hsd with supplies for sev- mticipsting‘ s heavy ea in January when seven troopshlps sre scheduled to d sad the order not been re-

is with m . thousands f dozing’ worth of sir" o o

1190884 t he added, Mid

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manual immanent between Opera-tins servtigss and mo-

ggsflr u?

vc um; came from source. In 1940 ‘end of of combined o

erstlohl and his son, LL-Col. Geo ‘l was killed while comrnlndo raid on Rommel‘: Germsn gzsdqugtérs , in hNor-th , afrlca. 2&1‘.

‘ post umcus swsr

9514mm: Cross for his psrLin

in ‘the Nelson trot; “ ltlon to use

ernme Mes

emotion of tum-Allen will be studied at s world sir operators

é

°I wwn Hospital, Dee. 24. l9 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moneghan gees Babs Dousel a son, Themes

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IN FOR REPAIRS X. Dec. 30 -- (OP) - The Dutch lrelghm Albert ouyp, -___.__ _.__.._.____ on e voyage from New York so the CAMPBELL - At Freetown, Dec. h 2B. I846, Colin B. Campbell, 'd

' from his late residence Friday st 1:30 PM, followed by service in the Presbyterian Church st Pree- town st P.

B

rsos sever: _ Bhangs u. c.r.n; mam

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