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RDTARY

“Quacks and Quackery" was the

Regular monthly meet-

ing‘ ‘vednesdayl June subject of an address delivered at the Rotary l ch te d b w‘ m. F. w. Tifiiaolfli‘. if‘ ciditlo? 8 P. M. WW“

He first dealt historically with the development of quackery and charl- atanism whlc he said ls as old as history itself.

He discussed faith healing, hygiene theraphy and drugs, and in the last named connection mentioned a number of so-called "remedies," which he frankly termed dangerous or worthless nostrums and which he strongly denounced.

He mentioned convictions obtained under the PureFoods Act and other Acts against the manufacturers of giertain drugs and other prepara-

ons.

Rotarian Dr. Gilbert Houston presided.

The guests were Dr. E. s. Netting, Charlottetown, J. E. Richardson, Halifax, new manager cf the East- ern Trust Company, Charlottetown. and Rotarians Joselph Gratton, of Montreal, and Dr. . B. Acker, of Halifax.

Charies MacDonald, Chief Engin- eer of the Prowncial Department of Public Works, a newly elected Ro- tal-"lan, was introduced by P. W. Clarkin and the charge read by R. H. Rogers.

It was announced that the Intel-- national Convention is to be held shortly at Havana and that dele- gates are leaving from New York on ‘Thursday next.

The question of the Charlottetown Club's representation was brought up . by D. F Archibald and the name of ‘District Governor J. A. Clark was mentioned as B Possible (16198818 from the local club.

The matter was left to the execu- tlve.

Quarterly Reports

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White Spot WEDNESDAY Dancing 9:30—-l.00 (Daylight Time) Admission: 50 cents

Weat er llas Aided Seeding, Prospects Good

Fine weather for the past week has llldcd Princc Edward Island lnrlncls with their spring seeding c C115 and yesterday they were ntchlnc up with fhcir farm

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lllg LL18 Cast. with a gun, and all oidlr lllslll. -

lTrco, 'wllo told him the plans.- wclc lgmuggled from HlJTJZlG. \Vil!.\(.ll fear.- llhB scllemers will dcstrov hull 0W1 ‘his daughter, take over the set ulld sell it to foreign pnlvcrs._ v

l Later. l-lcnrv nllli Colllcr fllbfflYfY lthnt iilf‘ slut on is ill Clvilnrlliu. ‘They are ill New York, llllrl as till)‘ into t‘ c station. ovrrpn\\'cr I-lcnly and Collier. From this print, tlzc ‘picture hurrlcs to a dramatic ric- ncullclncnt, too pullch-pzllkcd to i give away‘-

‘Man Dharged At Sydney Under Defence Rules

SYDNEY, w. s., Jill..- a »-lce> -Royal Canadian hlouuicri Po lcc today chzllgrd Tcnl Loulll, ifienll- fled only as from Tfllfilllfl, will \|- olating defence of (“mode lcsvlln- tions relating to subvcrsuc illlra- turc.

Logan was arrcsicd hcrc on a war- rant issued undcr Section 39 A of

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3‘! C‘. ,4 . . lthe regulations‘. w . ,1 prohibits ‘lh 13cm "ljif l ild“fi‘,,_,p%mf.h i publishing or distribution cf .1"- EQHPi-l a W ‘ha, “Bgnno Muh .ature intended lo. or kkclv i". PK" l ' l H‘ 1'1"‘ tiic dav he casts his 1nd!“ m‘ ‘Mel!’ °l m“ “Me or fl ‘I'll lllnsp who‘ (gr-fond ‘he efficient prosecution of lhc war or - ' aim-ks on everything adversrly affect the arlllcd forces. ti!!!“ »" hill“: agar". o. poinlseiblg cilgpllglfizbilliii cir- h“ \\=Il o.‘,,.,;“-nygji°tnl..,sgfl°lg culntlng of subversive Plflfilhlllilflli "l" llulrr slam-v ' ‘ ‘ Literature of itn anU-vvar noun‘.- Wnw w)», n-equenuv ha. “m. has appeared in Cape Breton in 2c- m 1"" '11s‘ United States give all ""1 "*5- Ill sllfirl of going to war to tho Folowlng his arrest. Logan was fir“). made his remarks whflg held in the county jail here. R. C. Zulu! l r his bill empowering the M. P. officials were consulting Ol-

tawl. in connection with the case. first of its kind to come up in Cnpe

Breton. _ No_ trial flMiQMhJQiDFPHWSGI I yo! .___

§l§iiplluls sfll the Allies such ~- s_nics Government planes. ' “r1 clher equipment as

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t was learned. A May with than average precipitation (iclnlcd spring seeding. The "t '\l '1'" re had, however, p: lmlii now Dr.

Nazi Bombers‘

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‘ ul_prd.~pccts for hay lvele hgmmslqn of its '. M. the farm a stand name c, ‘cm,y,;¢n_ >

Bclmbs fell near the Paris home of the Duke and Duchess oi Wifld50l‘ at 2i Bouevard Suehet. '1|l"_"_\' (llOfDfC! cn the homes of the WCflllhY and ‘.21 the pocresl. slum dLsIl-lcis.

whm l‘ “las all over and wcrk- men Wei‘: already illllng in the garnlg iloics ill stzccts and sine- walks‘, and Lrcnlen wire Dllmflg out lhe last. " the tiles. an 0Z- tcczal clincun grim 51fillSU'-'5-

n nod an average growth o u hzllf frrl. had almost. com- rltipils; today and d ‘intntots. hlost nip crop was still

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slant part in the in completing send- cinv sccllolls lhe i more by the wet than in the areas

The Casualties

ll’) "in \'f‘.ll".i potato acreazv rlcri i! would llct vary last year. . used exten- . were up l\‘.'O to . however. Sllcil might reduce The

The lleack-eiglit in Parts, 37 in the outskirts. Th:- w:unoed—-54 in Parzs. 95 1n iii: outskirts. ‘ Bombs (ilflZpIlBfF-l 0.10; 183 tell in aPlls. 557 in the cutskmts. 4.3 the

l ili-‘rcllgc ghllv. 0n the other hand oufilrfigla m Part5’ W“ “rues I" last’ seasmfsfubter Buildings destroyed or damaged. "W “wild ha“ l‘ wndemy ° —six ln Paris. 9i in outskirts.

lif'.'l'(‘.i$" the amount of Dillfllffs ‘,‘_,,,¢,.,, ‘ms agricultural

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.\'°*“'- aim Schools 1m

Four schools lrl the city proper

l , '- l " 1 1 ll l). — . ‘lfigfifiitlilémillii lilidllloll. his J00 \\"1lili8(‘l '10 Stay and four in the outskirts werefihm. _ - < "ll < Fift bombs were Said w lave b" f lgztxlfigallfiillfivlllllfulilifldtllll/[bg H0010 011 1119 Island crasilixil into one school. serv-na as /\ Jim,‘ colum- lb pom-u- 1,11, l" —* ‘A la hospital, killing two male nnrsqs. ' ‘7 - '1. menu llickcd into bullcililg l ' Jv-e d <11"- “m-l 1° 1"“? 111° It was cllzczally statcd. also, that. Illull bv a ssilczlllnu \\'i2l‘ll;lll l ..lllll. ‘to lull Llccll v61)‘ happy .‘ 10 children were killed and l8

‘wounded in another school. but it could not imonediately be determ- lned whether these casualties were included among the 45 dead and

llcre in ulzs lllll<i wltli lls uell- llllied burns and its grcell and 'lu.~clous illfildilvii. Now, lhzy want- cll to trike ll:lll awn)’. They had {manic all iJOSSlDAC preparations. evell 149 Wound“; i.) ilknlu llllll ta lllc C.ty, allele‘ Tonight columns cf sllnoke rrse iie l>~11~<1 111111 1W1‘? film 111918 ‘ from the industrial suburbs uilero nlvllllllt! 011 11b 191K‘- msflhcwy damage was inllct-ed. and lylc and gCllIflil amlcarallcc. H»: me ruddy glow ol dying fires was ill cvell walked through the Oil’ reflected 8881"“ me 51W-

‘ lilfS. Ailcr they had dcne every- A French spokesman. while ari- lng p .. '0 l0 hzm and nasl-y ‘muting the bombardment ‘was lillJZl lnl<l nulzlcd over him. tnty "COIISICIEFBIDlE." said it was not

lverv effective. Greatest Air Armada.

The number of planes engaged was believed to have been the greatest air arfmadn ever to attack a, clly. Japanese bombing of Shang- 'hai engaged about 200 planes. The bombings in Spain were carried out usually by no more than 10 01” 1b planes. The Germans. however. used great air fleets against War- saw and Rotterdam.

The raid started at D20 p.m. (9:20 a.m. ADT) toward the end of the long French noon hour when Parlslans were lunchlng at home or sitting at the sidewalk cafes. Outside the house brokers stood in the sunshine. idling or talking of the market and the war.

When the first warnings shrllled across the cit-y, John Lloyd, chref of the Paris Bureau cf the Assoc- fated Press. was going m lunch at the Hotel Crlllon. across from the American Embassy. with Maynard Barnes, First Secretary of the Eln- bassy: Oarpialn Jack Sterling, Air Atltacn. and Commander Roscoe lflllenkcetller. Naval Attache.

They dashed across the street and climbed to the roof 0f the Dm- bnssy where Sergeant John Cook. 0i the Air Atetches office, was watching with field giassell.

The planes were seen circling slowly overhead. droppng bombs up the river as they moved down and over the Church ef the Mad- eleine, the Bourae, and other his- toric and widely known places

“.31. ‘lnlillzg llllll by file nose cloWll (jliillilll Si. lllrcugil the Squale nuri lllrll in lhe boat whom was t0 l)l“.ll‘ lunl away. ln front of the Wnr Afcmorlal, Joe's whole lp-Tlt revollcll. and summoning up the sllndcs oi his bovine ancestors. be look ills sland as the warriors or lhe memorial, to stand and die. And Jnc stood. Joe slosd so lzng lhcre lllill. lie began to embarass the two-legged tyrant who held hzlrl prlsnocr by the rope, and when Cit-ZEUS started to Bill-h" round. Joe fclt that his cause was far lrrln hopeless. He looked for suppnrl, his big brown eyes plead- ing lor luxp. Bill. he was doomed lo blticr (tr-appointment. One said "Wall, troll gel a truck, and take lllnl dawn"; ancllhcr suggested a nluld ‘ on lhc spot; but the most

lanky icokc-r-on slulkcsted a 219W- fallgled dcvlce to Rrt lllm moving. ‘Fllcy wcrc going to use science on ,hiln. 'lllc_v bi€t1ghi~lh0é€ terrible 'l-u'o-lcgs-lhcjv brought a long lround lulng w;th l-wo poms In it. ‘Tilt-n lllzvy touched hiln with the pCllTlS and a silo-ck mafia him jrmp. Jcc valued to stand still but. this bzllcry‘ charge was too much. Up l'0ll(fl a truck. and izllo the truck rolled Joe. Hes gcile and thcysay tilrll- there will be a corner of shine foreign land which will be forcvcr "the Island" wherever the juicy steaks they cut out of Joe's hide happen to rest.

Such vuas the unsung epic en- acted in Queen Square ye=terday \\'lll‘|l n young bull rctrscd lo coll- llnuc its journey to lllc wharf, and

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Virginia Eugene d WEIDLER ' PALLETTE / Directed by Norman Taurog Produced by John W. Conlidine. Jr

TUESDAY. JUNE 4th ‘l.3l)—Rangei-s-—Board Room.

Boots And Shoes Taken In Break

A check-up by Mr. P. W. Turn-

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DANCE TONIGHT 9:30 t0 12:30 Daylight Saving Time ‘ Music by 0- K. Presby and Band Admission 35o lee Cream, sandwiches All Kinds of Lunches Served St. Peters Road 8 Miles from Town

Silver Wedding;

On Saturday, June l, the home o: Mr. and Mrs, Neil Macuougall, 129 UDDtBr rrlrloe St., was the scent: of a very interesting event when this popular coupe celebrated their 2am wedding anniversary. Al. live pJll. a. delectable supper was serveu to up- ward of 100 frlends and relatives, many coming from the western part of the province lor the happy gath- ering. The many beaulllul and costly pieces of silver received testi- lied to the esteem and popularity in which the couple are i.eln.,

Later in, the evening the members of Memorial L.O_B.A. called on Mr. and Mrs. MacDougall, oi which soc.ety Mrs. Macbougall ls a very va.ued mcnlbcr. A lery appropri- ate address was read on behalf of the members by sister lllorellte Rice, while sister Mary MarDougal presented them with a beautiful lee. service. sister Catherine Macuoug-

er, whose wholesale boot and shoe warehouse was entered sometime Friday night or early Saturday morning revealed that a quantity of boots and shoes were taken. Mr. Turner said that there was also some rubber boots tfzeri.

When the clerk opened the ware- house Saturday morning he found

all, in her usual pleasing manner, thanked the members lor their kind remembrance and all joined lllslllg- ling "For t..ey are Jolly Good rel- lows." _

The remainder of tlle evening was pleasantly spent with lllusic and singing. Miss Jean Fraser and Mrs. William Warren were pianists.

A dainty bullet lunch was served,

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cartons strewn about the place, with ilie contents scattered in every direction.

Entrance was gained by remov- inz a heavy bar which secured the cellar hatch from the inside. Mr. T111119!‘ stated that he had made sure that the bar was replaced af- ter some coal was pllt in lhe cel- lar about fen days ago. He fasten. crl the bar himself and is of ‘the op- inion that the bar must have been reached in some unaccountable manner from the outside.

After getting into the cellar, the intruders went upthe stairs and forced a door which was bolted and locked from the inside. It u-as rum off the hinges.

Mr. Turner's warehouse is more ‘ghan ordinarily eoulpperi against

"Yklflry. The window's are barred as vlell as a transom over the front entrance. 'I'l'le rear doors were sec. urely fastened and all the neces- surliyiq precautions taken.

‘he Police are investigating

Tonnage In Canadian Ports Decreased In ’39

OTTAWA, June 3.—lCP> -—Heavy reduction ill gram shipments due to unsettled world conditions before and lmlllecllately alter the outbreak

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decrease lll cargo ours during 1939, according to the annual report of lhe National Hal‘- bors Board, gamed in the House of Collfltlfligfisgiiotoilgil volume of shipping for the year was approximately the slime as ill 1938. botn in rCSPBCL to number of vessels and hot nlglstcr- cd tonnage, cargo voiulzlc chopped to 729,694,150 gtoins compared with 31, 32,877 in 1 1i . Foreign cargo decreased to 17.929.- 423 tons from 20,588,019 in 1938, but domestic cargo registered an increase to 11,764,734 tons from 11,144,658, the regoréuislztlgll‘ of revenues operating l expenses and operat liq incolne éllllwl’ ll93a, when the adnzigistrataoilxflboltrls ‘Canaries seven na 110B Cg‘ _ l lHallfax, Saint John, N . .. C011 1cm‘. Gale-FY“ *“:'r'~:-.?"§~.l?;;‘.; - . al uvc‘ vl: ". lilgillll to ‘ggntralizcd colitrol at ,Ottawn, showed n distinct inlPTOVB‘ ‘ mcntill results.__ _ L ues, the fatal loads hurtled eartilli- wards, Jolting trees from t e ground. bouilclrlg lalnlp posts our. ‘of their concrete setting», borlnl ‘great craters and smashing win- d ‘s. l Ogeyond that place a frightened group stared glumly through pane- less windows ill-to a hole 40 feet deep, scooped rtthunderously out of thi l'0nt 'a . Svinolows (it buildings along the Seine clattered to the street in

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shattered fragtnents as the tarrlf- ‘O00 1 g w _ lc concussions rzpped them loose. lbmdffiéfmp“ m‘ haste“ ship Chlm-DQYS 5W5?“ ""1 PM?" M‘ 4. From Senator Tom Connolly,

ancient buildings toppled to the streets.

The anti-aircraft guns pounded nwav and the machzne guns chat- lcrlc. and still the bombers came on.

Duck For Cover

Most of Paris had ducked for cover, unlbelleving at first, then tense with dread as the muffled drone of the big air raiders pen- tcrated to their shelters.

In one cafe. however, some army officers walled calmly. They didn't stop eating.

Fire engines and dashing across the

ambulances city with

An eight-story apartment wee hit by one bcmlb which plunged to the second floor and burst. Three persons were wounded. A wooden house nearby was demolished.

A subway elation was struck. No

one was lnsloe.

Seine incendiary hm hit e factory and a fire startcd. BIIICWS of smoke rolled out of the building, across the river to the fine boulevards of the An- teuil district. An air raid vrarden said the place was hit by 40 or so bcmbe.

In one slum district three a merit house: were hit ry incendiary bombs. There were manv casual- ties there.

Borne bomb craters were 35 feet deerp. 40 feet across.

When it was over. sokfers took control of the damaged mess. Workman began to f.ll in the hues. The population crawled from lbw-u- shelters and stood nrrund in 811N113‘; talk‘

‘lillllli llliliiiiiJiilllwliiilril-iloacii- once of the realities of the illllll-‘IWHT Mtllioflfl! Elllll" *1!" of such supplies wlmld ticn." i i —~ —»--—— - B? m“ mm m9 d!" w" ‘m’ “ybinn cc? cf war, Senator Ben- "ll the senator is .0 i-hivslv m ; mucus tum namrlmr dpeekfl-blr- c“f"lb Clark Missouri Demo- gore," Clark replied. "trains ere ------ l 51°?“ and "19 01h"! 0" "if Qfa," l" n-"tcd that tne Floridian running w Canada everv any." l-le monavoowr. South Africa. -‘ Kimmy roof ulw columrs of flame ,,,,‘,..‘“Sll1avlnlz "abysmal ignor- su iidsttd that Pepper form l! ‘loci-a lion leaped illln lhe midst Ind smclre rise in distant new o1’ p‘ "f! th column of interventionlsts" ,of n circus auriicncc hcrc and inlm" m? c114’- were" snapped beck unit Clerk and g0 to Canada to enlist in nle on a mliivc spectator were belns Aloha some of elie utl"! mm ‘lmwhu an alumni imor- Active Bel-vice some.» captured. hluwlb" “"19"”! l“ l"!-

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