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' - WESTERN GUARDIAN

IlllllllrlliuucllllOilllﬁb-{llﬁu UIMIIIIDI Ill IIINX COUNT!

“m, Subscriptions Alva-thin; should be loft with In. Pond.

pm: A0 ‘i

0-DA Y _B|C DOUBLE BILL

_a‘ra‘umgybﬂbﬂllllldglu, Mun‘; o! the following stencil

r ‘pistol.-

lull’!-

' one-NI" “my at Z0 P” i"; order to $110

wane smut. In! Gaunt. l1 Granville smog.

boy responsible for deliveries on you: you“,

‘n-l ls

“ﬁr: m" so inserted he I

. word. striotl! Nil“! ll

I'll on —IINTIIOLATED Tu-

~- —WiANTED—Ma.n or b0 ANTED Qlfdiflif: gggggifffﬂ form work. Colin Waugh w Must have

0t.

j, ytatillil

n Mitch 16th. If e. u 1M‘. ocoeds

18-11 - -

1s’a<>"»°¢'-1"'“‘3"“" mam. n- w"'_’_Expenenud mm served. Admission 20 ‘mtggvork. Apply Mrs. Harold

“*5” New Amaltl-ow-s-u-si.

CEMENT lth B. w Jill? mllleliiAw us m: flnishinl- dchwl "c5105; process. B exposure " 35c D1115 po5t. nman Drill d:

' t‘ 5°"‘°°' smmeril-sezab-a-ac-vc run n rows smqﬁtyrstl-"suut Tillie Go

es "I ﬂowus comedy. bin Indian 1'5 Ad-

,‘ r cast. _ _ ning 8.30.

cents.

—FOB. Harm

miildlnh. ‘Iierrns can ADDIY to E. Bharbell Portage. y L-889-3-12

Bontact ttluh- Bowling

I CAPITAL ALLEY! Summerside, P.E.l., Mai-ch 9th gilbh Single. Mrs. J11. Somervilie,

‘Ill-fish Three. m». John Stewart.

HUBRICANES E. Buckley

h 11m 4 a u. Mam . ac “An Armmmtkcqw.

smlames‘ ma“ f-ligé-ae-a-io-si.

aids antcd. W -"'°,”“°§.§§°'ti°§t.“‘ Apygydyra- H ﬂlﬂﬂle - mmwmﬁl‘ %-3-14-16-1'l-8i. . FE? st. Patrick‘: Jimes" in 8t. Paul's gmmnerside. @5494’ a“

Tu <1 1am. Mmh “ui-tnsc-a-ia-si. .1 Doe

t shore league JQCKEY sou h ' - a , March i6. mt‘ Monigilieton. This

IIUDSONS

V. Stewart

M. Compton M. Dewar

L. McLauchiin J. Dos

Total

. SPlTl-‘IBES

y) mama» "Lady Scarface

Wstcr Strut. Gourlln Drugstore, W“; gun; ma‘.

._»Gl0R|A smucs GlAMOUR BACK

wliloodellvcred lean) homo in Summerside s; uayovlulperwilholullillorthlsservmg

Co new; comm. mm» mu; “all:

for Ll-dsv-s-la-is.

-DANOE in Sea View Iii-ll Mon- not ﬂue. follow- for hall. Lunﬂ L-961-3-14-1L SALE. — Choice 84 acre

‘rum: s M“

.

...... u.u..$‘°"'.‘,.?"

NIAI- ~ coil: - ILOII IKO IADIO Pinon

Shows at 3 and 7.15

o soc Inst complete showing of both Mum You must be In Theatre by

iiitsum

A SUMM h" -- f” ._".-~é\: -. '

" Dou apit0l

Theatre, Summerside “Lady Scarface”

A mysterious underworld charac- D1

m km“ the Doiioe only as ﬁage-fewfngventllllb’ turns out to “all char t e Ransster. is the cen-

ac er in this current thrill.

Dennis O'Keeffe and Francis Neal ’$3l.‘;.“3?u‘°'““““° “ids i“ “ M“ oer and a girl photo-

“ grabber. respectively. Judith Ander.

1-8-

WELLINGTON! v-GONGRATULATIONE - Con- 1g Nmon matlons are exrten to Lac. m. Cooper rot the RC-A-F‘. 8115 MTB- L. Robinson

ron the arrival of I- young M. Armer f» on March 6th in the H- Bwlftlnﬂn County Hospital. -s. ‘Mo!

Jl-ACTURES WRIST — Mrs. .. Wood on the teaching staff 1 the Summerside High School ha:' misfortune to fracture her wrist t» returning from church, when dipped on the street-B.

Radio Auction 4B1‘ FOR TORDNTO

* ‘ ~ Mamd“ ‘"“° h“ W" m m Citizens of Summerside wilibe ‘- m‘ “m? and “bu” daughter interested to learn that the date set

recently for Toronto where he m. u,“ year-s Radio Auction under “i ills I special Milli"? °°\1"°- he auspices of the Sununerside Y's Ken's Club. will be Thursday. 19th. The Auction this RA!‘

Side Y’: lion's

i-usnrsmsras ooowr iilglstfate Darbyugourahs case '-- a man harg w pos- -- and twoc cases for infrsc- wdftma“ ‘Plemud ig~mgﬁl°m f“ ~ of the excise act were adjoum- wémmulfadmmo! m, gmlgfgg A party was fined ten dollars y 3' ' . the 111ml commotion v1 1H- Icvfow u r- Men's club work of the Y's Men in the

.-8.

» -—— » ‘me

JYMPATIIY EXPRESSED — past is well known. S< me idea of the

i sympthy is extended to Mr. work they have done n the last year

t» Mn. Ros strong in the death may be gained. from the following:- nlnu house and

Wills an attack of pneumonia Maintenance of bat the RUM“

theirtmoni-h m so ,2» Don- m W» I

m my“, ‘Rjm ca, {you}, Wharf. Summerside. including s

titted the funeral servgo which gétgugzavlﬁ§iggd mid? 53m My

Pelllelm“ m” '-‘°m°. ‘m wﬁ" bursed, $250.00 Operation of Open y‘ ' at-ing Rink at Elec

ufoeturimr

Personals opera ren's Playground.

D0,.“ M “mm. ‘groups of undcr-brivi - lmr w h: home igadyne gnaw‘

To ' odouiolls league.

bold for operation Club Bloom for

4h. Alton Rayner and Miss Gamble of Cucumpcc, were “v visitors to Summerside. —8.

ham ‘Egmulxid ul/{ahyunord of PM H111. 1.3;. returrfednflrtlr-i 8"“ “°"°'{;P,"- W,“ s. u, - ‘- ax whers they visited their m“! em “xnt?! 395509 m ‘up- Mrs. Donald th umwmmtgﬁmd?" '

“ “Vin Clubs have

While mmv 5e ti!‘ ffort to WM‘ 1mm“. nu” o! the l‘ evoted their en e e “m. N.B.. spent a few

“i- T- ivu-i“ "“"‘.".'$ii“‘£.u?“"’ lnntly at his home in Tyne Vail: 513"’ lamgmtlign: it has maintsi ill-B. m support of worthy community en-

deavors. feeling that the £11151“ “hum h“ m, m“ bﬂng of t, c youth of the Town goungy should not be nclieetod- "id m" the swiuunin itics and other ‘ rejects benelicfsi %o

cslthy bodies. are be permitted to loDsc.

1o. . of Red Triangle

0. MsHnG s Ac

L‘! L- R. Alien hss returned . hgome from the Prince Coun- g h till where she had been rc- mtlrcatment for s fractured l. Allen fractured her rib "is slipped and fell st her , "ﬁidﬂy last. m. end um. ~. ‘$11! leaving for Winnipeg ., tumor when this unfortun-

Wkient occurred-s i

n‘

iilomivo Worry 3m tho IIIIOIS Syslel

wilwovcrbuslnenorhounboiddnﬂ nddn M 031m 2cm 0;: lftoolislmttsmprto s w" lYltem it csnnotognd w‘ . a tiiyhpmubumt Edmund Nerve Pills I m‘: _ You on your fast. ggﬂnf w, “d ‘hgﬂmsganflvotcnlocoohhlngonnﬂsldmuh goilfrglbnck to hcsiﬂi-happlnﬁ by tiling H. I K. PH- M m X. 65 pills, st sit dnq counters. "ﬁltered tnds mark a “Rod Burt" on the puissa- Th 1'. lllibm 00.. United. ‘hum. 0i

OOMI ALONG DADDY

mm; .._ (o?) _ Recoll-

ing Canada's famous cadborosaurus

the B. C. coast. fishermen off

the Autstraiisn "coast laizve xx‘ s

.1. ..l "W! “Q l ,, '

ﬁg? so to so feet ions. with Nd whiskers."

Help Prle loo:

l” i-fowatt

Marry m, ‘ Arsenahlt

use ofoenilsted men. m‘;

ned Compton

81m Diays the title role m 5111111891‘ whose criminal? sgnﬁgl and whose face baffle the police, obillizldgsg‘ Cotes and Eric Blore have

c Dal roles in this excit_ m: RKO Radio melodrama,

w ‘Father Takes A Wife’

sromvuz ROMAN nsrruno MR. 1% ﬁrs?

ltontact ttluh Activities

MSID

M g ca coon

ttI-illolltclookssheddmsybe

ﬁﬁtéﬁuislu c o... ' I 6 011 rs continue to eff t subs w ‘émiiflf-i. ‘""'“”°'°

F

r-'—""‘""“‘“"F"fi__

tisunnntr

w» Hi?

" l RMPH HUTTART

l. work

by on Club-

Tw cently joined the ranks

o more Contact/er: who have m.

the

ide Red Cross Corps are

s. Bobinso , md ma, Compton the Clull‘ President. active Club participation; is

o

in the worthy cause the

Thus. assured

R/ed

Cros C hich ims .. ednel“. 0113s W s st prepsr

Newcomers to the Summerside

Contact Club include Mrs. Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs. Paul Tov Toronto. and Mrs. Duvenaud. Speriirm. Manitoba.

‘This week the Club Scrap

was augmented by the addition

Stair

s ey of from

Book of

seveuten 5i natures to the autoyzrap

section wh ch is a record lgnhospital visiting on received smokes an by Summerside business firms: E AWZ, Moncton,

fo

0f R. l

h C.A. 0th

March . that day the following patients d fruits donated

Miss N.B..;

Peter Holmes. AC2, St. John's, New- undland: Labranche Marrei. Mon- treat; Bob Welsh. LAC, London: M.

G. Matheson. Charlottetown. P.E.I.:

L. Chnunord. AC2, St. Quentin. J 0. Ande

N.B.:

rson, AC1. Arran. Saskat

chewan; J .E. Bouhere. LAC. Montre-

al; Ron Chisholm,

e. PIEIL; Charlotteto ,

LA lites, AC1, Halifax. NS.

AC1. Saint John,

-N.

RE .: . . Dr C, Cannon. Manitoba: D.M. Bait-

The 8t. Eiecnorts Contact Club met last week on Frid y. March 6th

at the home of Mrs.

progress, routine business was ed on.

Clyde Osborne. While Red Cross knitting was

081'-

Autozraphed photo-cards

were voted to transferred members.

Club pins were distributed

ans for a party

joint hostess next meeting will be held Mrs. Arthur Parson

and

were discusse .

h‘ empress their disapproval oi

Summerside

Pictured above are two Island boys who are now serving overseas. n the left ls Pte. Arthur J. Doucette of Tlgnish Shore while Pte. Jame! Matrritsay of Alberton is seen at the

I .

“M3,, t. 0. F. Causes

Lively Session

March 1S-—(CP)—To the amount of money spent in the De- partment of Industry and Public- ity, the CCF‘. forced a recorded vote on a departmental estimate at s lively session of the Nova Bcotis

HALIFAX,

‘ legislature today. ‘Ihe House, in

home of is President of St. Eleonora asccia-

tion.

IOOILL ITEMS

Mrs. RD. Lamond Roy have returned to from a whiter holiday in Nova t a,

.____..

Mrs. KL. Bendt-sen for the post week in Hospital. Summerside.

You cant teach an old dog new C

tricks. Nor can you take two highly self-willed persons of clashing hem- persment-s and dispositions and ex- mct them w B“ 510114! in sweetness “grunt? this th

01m erne has been wov- en the hilariou plot. “Father Takes oHWiie which marks Gloria. Swanson: famous g. honors w so offer ro e of a ﬁery shinning magnate and Miss Swanson that of a volcanic act- ress whom he marries, to the vast dismay of his highly conventional son and daughter-in-iaw.

ll.0.A.F. Bowling League Scores

Bulidobers and Clitracts were the winners in the R. C. A. F. Bowi-

ing matches at the Summerside A1-

in ieys on Wednesday last. Following

am the scores:

Swords:-

1'l1 1B8 135 134 239

191 156 122 211 109

Graveile

Bpens ‘total-MM.

Isuizilduersz- “a

n

H” w‘ no m

Champion

Arsenauit

Bernard Totsl-Jiﬂ.

Clltrscts :- J. Moorehouse

120 21B

146

203 152 2'14

QUEEN

been hos at No. 9 SETS. h makinl factory recovery.

has been Prince County

and infant scn Summerside

Sco-

ill

rporal F.G. Spafford, R.C.A.l'. afford are now residin!

in Moncton. Spafford hos post.

The Contact Bridge Club met Friday at‘ the

been assigned to a

N.B.. where Corporal

116W

last

home of Mrs. E1‘. Na-

don. The afternoon's highest hon-

ours went to Mrs. Mrs, John Stewart qualified for 0nd prize and the Consolation won by Mrs. G1‘. Kane. served by the hostess.

Gillan and son David

Donald Axworthy.

80C- W38

Tea was Gram,“

arrived

Mrs. beck this wig; from s two months

visitin Ont

.C.A.ii‘. nursinl

soak? Ifilcutensnt Walsh and Fits

Lieutenant Phillips enter Contccters at tea on the afte of March 10th. ‘Ihese Hospital committee of Mrs, G. C ofslw, Mrs. Stan L. Duvenaud, wi Mrs. Herman and bhs Mending Corner.

___. t nu Thompson. d s. Thom . Summerside. have announced birth of a dau born March l5 bee.

, in 8t. Jeans.

i: ~ Commanding, proceeded by bus to l” l“ l“ Beach Grove Inn Training Centre

Willi Nash ‘lbtll-IM.

M. .:- Tolniliins Hermon

Poison Whittbn McCarthy

Total-MM.

1M

’S CANADIAN

FUND DONA TTONS

i

ids n Bri- u§f°§3§fd,£§‘b§§'.§ the tneiustrlol

midlands has attracted fresh st- cention to the frightful suffering of the menv thousands of civilians i‘ 0mm anmm who m harried from miter w shelter and finsil! (‘tvsn mm the open countl’! b! mgoggglvg raids. Eventually places ere found for them all plum M plum security. but their belong- ings of all kinds are destroyed- The mi of emergency feeding] stone ll difficult. The task of _ them m once more with some 0111mm! c1 clothing and bedding ll Ill"!!! more difficult.

1'9 meet these enormous M061. fundq have been started in various “n. M ms world Her M1506‘! u“ o! her nsmc in connection with the Dominion camnvlsn- whwh ll officially known u "The Gimp’! Osmdisu Iund for All‘ l!“ W,’

"ml-- IVQI’!

Pornes. lhd Mrs. . th Mrs. J. Hopki-rk. Mrs. F. Ogden of

l" 174 194 84 184 93 3N 198 14G

tsincd six moon included the important and interesting paper to

k-

L

3-3-51 commandant

the

a beth htmummzaoue- sting in ARE. work mhugmuc

1M 174 1N 178 1B3

dollar contributed to the

Queen's Canadian Fund goes with-

out deduction

to the Lord Mayor

of London for distribution to the

harmless end need Contributions

Y from this Province

should be forwarded to the M71!

Tnllt I puny. Ihicb reports the following odptl to dam-

lnccived recent :-

Ml‘. ind Mil. J. I. lottetovnu, $30.00. Total to duh. $5,511.05.

Charlottetown

ﬂlll, Chur-

AII-MIND@ STATIBMAN

very fit and cheerful later Jon Christiun Qnuts from Pretoria, the sent of

tiusittingdllliu

CAPE ‘IOWN -(O‘P) - Inokins Prime

Min- flew

Bﬂuth

Africm government. to this city for jib

committee o! sup/ply, voted spprcv- ai 21-3.

The two Conservative members in their seats at the time joined with the government m support the motion, while the three CCF. members voted against it. The vote came after CCF, leader Donald McDonald asked Industry Ivfinister Hamid Connolly a series of ques- tions by which he said he was "trying to find out the functions of the department and if it Was econ- omically justified."

RED ORDISS

Lectures in First Aid and prac- tical instruction in bandages and dressings were given to aii Red cross Corps members on Monday night March 9th.

Thursday evening's activities were of s varied nature, After drill 0:1 that evening, the Office Adminis- tration Section visited the Potato Association in the Tweei Building, where arrangements had been made for use of the Associa- tion's m-imeogra-ph in order to in- struct, he members in stencil cut- ting and running off the stencils

“i-“fﬁ; on the machine. Mtrts. s. n. Cosh,

Commanding Officer cf the Office Administration Section, read an

her Section on “What, is Expected of the Office Administration in Connection with Air Raid. Pre- cautions." This paper was sent to our Corps by Mrs. Ellis, National of office Administm-

mmwﬂy M tion. ‘Ihis Section of the Corps ls

giving great, assistance in cc-oper-

Canada. The ‘n-msport section in charge Mil Olive Johnston. Officer

and there instructed in Gas Mask Drill and wen-t- through the Test qiamber. About forty-five minutes of the Gus Mask Drill was given to ths group and then they were taken to the Test Ctiarn-ber about ten minutes. In the teat minute or hwo the masks were re- moved and the girls had actual

Refuse itomment 0n tlucbcc Story

QUEBEC. Much 1a -(c1>) ._ Police and military uuthoritie; to. (ll! refused comment on a new; story ubltshed yesterday by L; 501. 911. w ch said the existence 114d been discovered or an "Qrgmyu- tion" which "aims to permit 50m. fer: and sailors m gain discharges from active service and to permit conscripted men w be exempted

from comguisog service."

UITAWX. Mitch ll —\CP)— Int-Gen. L. B. Lslleche, do“. t7 Ill‘ services minister, said today his department had re- oelved no detllls or informatics: which would lend to a belief’ there wu any nor-loos or widg- qnsd situation in regard h men dodging military service through the taking of trest- menls which made them medl- csily unfit.

The paper said “perscns....for l. fee, make knee injections for men who wish to gain exemption. 771981! iniecticns numb the senses. Permanent injury may be caused by the injections. Soldiers and sailors who receive surh injections invar- iably obtain release from military service. Many cases have been re_ ported to the police."

The paper also said “police au- thorities have also been inforaneri that men called up for compulsory military training. to whom drugs have been given which have affect- ed their blood pressure, have been classified as medically unfit."

\

near Hasslehoim when five swed- ish soldiers were killed and 15 in- jured.

symbolic of Canada's oonnsissance unit as he British Columbia Twenty-four ho untries on guard against

for“

tear gas experience. This ls the ' t

first time a group of girls have been through this particular drill and taken through the Test Chamber on Prince Edward Island.

The Senior members of the Nursing Section were instructed in bed nmklng, while the new mem- bers were given a lecture by Miss Kathrine Mtaclecvnan on “Com- municatabie Diseases"

The Nutrition Section held e "Fact Finding" class in which they endeavoured to determine the cost Ind quantities of food required in preparing large scale nourishment. The class made sandwiches and coffee during this experiment. and then had the pléiwiirg of partaking oi’ their own preparations.

NAZI bPlr-"z W SWEDEN _.__._

GTOCIGIOI... .. \V. Cl. John-- sen, s. stoker. was sentenced to four years, and Ernst Conrad, 24. an engineer. to eight months. on charges of espionage at the Kari- skrons (Sweden) fortifications.

snsmao nLscTvr

DONDON-Jt i; reported from ‘h-v n. “blackout test

which had dimmed the signals" uuv blunsd 1w- a $1." -r-i

CUARDI

Y CHRONICLE

ll tell: lieu you on bonnie a Thoroughly Trained Engineer

v .1 |

You anger, K _ 4- lgﬂ- I war industries. At the nme time, you on learn lnginec ' theory thoroughly to build s peuccdmc esrcer through the homestucly courses listed in our l76-pdge fro; book “Engineering Opportunities". Among the courses listed are:

mu. smu. s. AJLLIJ. Iumqlrql 5,5,“... Die and Press Tool Tclcgxsphy lelnfcxzed (‘mung Wm‘ Telephony IP53!!! Wireless Enginoedng "ﬁg-Agassi All AM. mu .1. . . . . "°'""l T R l sultan-s Conutucdon

Television Auromobilc G°°|°FY ‘"4 M incnloly

Engineerinl Clvll Engineering Lien-Ilium no cumTeehnclogy

A.M.I.C.I_. Road Engmeedll Mininl Engineering Mcchsnicsl

Surveyinﬂsnd Lev: ml Eminent"

Sheer Meal Work Welding liefrigeraxion Aeronauficrl Enginecrin]

AER. Ac. S.

Ground Engineer! Acre Engines Electrical Engineering --------------------------------y

Cunddlon lnﬂllulo o! Selena l Toclmoiolv, Lllllcd, 95 (hula N11,, I19 36V l. Tcvonlo, Onl.

....';'.'.'z'..‘r.:rr.it‘--‘s*zta".usac'

Thorough I British Training ‘adopted lo . Canadian needs

fl 0! d

o 3l>i>oii%ir1§?l- Nun lJ/nu

Com! inhnluJ Ia.....,..,..

_ ‘Qflimethods. {arr . .- ..

unseosing Witch on the Pacific h this gazes wcstward from his post "s the bold new enemy

—Photo-Publlc lnfonnatton. photo showing s. member of a ro- somewhero along the rugged shoreline o! a day. from the United States border to the Alaskan Panhandle, who lurks beyond the horllon of the brood Pacific.

IIlllM-RMI AIM! loldlen cxemlns guns and equipment left by the retreating Spanish Blue Di-

visions of the German 18th Field Army after s hesvy defeat

north of Inks Ilmen. Soviet troops wen

credited officially with shuttering three divisions and killing 12.000 men of the 16th Army in what was

described so only the first stile of s smashing new

lflllv

offcnsivs in the Staraya Russia sector, below 14mm.