JANUN‘? 3: 1?‘?

This column ls reserved I of local Interest. but a of a newly nature may be inserted at. live cents a word. strictly ply- able in advance.

-CO0KS for lliotolzraohs. CONFEDERATION LIFE

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HAPPIEST CONGRATULATIONS -~A most enjoyable function was |.!9l(l at the liom-e oi‘ Mrs. A. R. Wise Friday afternoon when slie ciitertiiinerl in honor of her mother

Upportunities For llanailiaii Writers

. _ ,_ 1's. Isaac Saunders. who had _ t ..- " ~~ ‘ ~ -- -> r leilicliled her 90th birthday. Beatiiié . . i u owers—-roses. snalvdragon _n WA J I 5 ___ lop) _ carnationslcnt a. festive‘ iilr _to_thc _ ‘J19 ‘llﬂollcn lml-lll-e l“. room wliicn was pleasantly clouded ‘mm l .85 clnllllan ‘vl-lgcl-s

all afternoon. Friends and relatives called to congratulate the guest oil ‘ilioiiozz Mrs. R. E. Match. Eustnni i Street presided over the tea toblesl

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tho opportunities which now ex- ist fol‘ themes deailn! w“ “ﬁr! Dgmlnlgn provided they have box 01mg appeill". John Grierson. Com-

“ and was graciously aristed by _ 1 pll i; Mrs.’ Laura Burton. Mrs. Lea glflgnegalgl! l§lh°anNlﬁli¥ﬁlew H?! - ‘t ‘ll Saunders and Mrs. William Dozi- dgvr ' g plcrrc. Mr. Grlcrson. bark from a fort- ' if‘ KINDLY isifanfnsns - All Mn“ "S" m Hmlywwd‘ Sm

Canada has assumed ll new stature in the eves of Americans. and‘ 5i" this four factors are rcsponsiiic.

editorial ivritcr in Providence, RI 1 has the following recollection o

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' ‘ H 0F PROl-RAM it)?“ lwllu tel apflrecgteg by fhgff; DUEIFIZiZEgTE-‘lglde llrllilzlllrlllgg war ef-

.. .. DUE T0 LE. GT ~ -_:l“- *9 t‘: ‘m? ° e n?‘ en o -" fort- an accumulation of the Can- - "FAR-l- AT Gulf: Tlicrc was the time. for !ll-' ' l . -l L. A 39105 m“; OUR‘ F551?" ‘E6YX5""“9§1, histories, on Prince Edward Island Qglclgcritgsaculnﬁls réfwesgnlallon ll.

3-1! ' - ‘ ' J :1 lWllEll I was hurrying late one slim-l me Droduclng’ dll.ecllunal_ “q-mng

l Jim“ “ﬂernoml ‘i’ Cam‘ ‘he 155° and acting branches of Holly-

‘ ‘ *- ‘1 ‘"2?’ f°'l“‘° Pﬁfllanfill I£“g°"m§ Wood's film industry; a rcallwlvﬂ ~"~~ ‘ ' '- '*‘ t °° m“ n m“ e w“ a" hv American producers of the im- l EARLY TOR BEST SEATS n ‘,2 l l ~ .. ll lkl _ ll , q. ,

C,” COME e u... - rs ‘: iJniii lglltligbrlgenihye ‘°:"Yml"°"'lg' 8311mm"giitrgoidgirgilgdiagoordlelrﬁlﬁ nmmuuaue-nwe. ..=.......=..'..-..v. aid-aver”. was l“. bcglnnlljg l; pick ul) extroI ‘whlch has beg“ numlfesigd m.

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» n. 1113B W119" Suddmly ‘l m“. u“ rlersoii sziid Canada now ' J- ‘ n- —- 8‘ E blew. easing my predicament and M38 ﬁl llle la,- esl, prgqugPfs of J ls o. f; ' ‘ ' ' :: the need for liaste—-it was Satur- mm “shorts-l nallomllly and llller- -.- --ww _ .- dziy afternoon and another ferry‘ nallonall“ In me lust she has . ' _ I "-' ' "I bu“ “mud no" leave the Island u“? depended upon the initiative oi’ ' l.‘ _ til Monday heavy truck tip-l‘ Lcndcn and I{0“y\"v°gd so far as Dfvﬂﬂllllk’ , "Y" m" 959051“ ‘mic’ “featurc" films are concerned W"! ll-"Ym." 3mm“! w f‘ 519p- Hoilywood has bctn lute cd :1 Down from the cab came the drrr-l in memes (leallllg wllll u“; n. .1 :1! er and his assistant and. unln-l Canadlan Mcunled pnllm Ply. i: riled. look complete charge of the lures concerned Wm. m; l; c. A, ll“ tire changing. Despite my earns-st I. and me Royal Cgnadlﬂn Navy insistence, they refused to takeltho Aicaplalns 0g Th; Clouds“ and momy I Prmfsred: " E553“ "Corvette K-2Z5"—alrc:di' have

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MISS HEPBURN TOPS PREVIOUS SUCCESSISS 1N NEW

"d d. bemlelllfe the similar tastes oi‘ the two countries. Canada is re- garded as the “safest market for

I M'G'M' "IT American iilmS. "HOUYV-“Qod l? l —-—-— A l‘ th new manner l) ; A ncw and even greater Kath- Sgld Nit Grle._.s°n_ by,“ ariiie Hepburn iii a demanding iole h“? not only gal lo m m“. a

ivlilch reveals all liei- supcrb dra-. matic ability has come to the Prince Edivard Theatre in a movie which takes i_ts_ place with the ali- time great Hollywood inductions-

country but vou must be a sow! citizen of it as well. ___.

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I ﬁlth. mt» flimizzition of the. nuamc new wcarmzk ‘Pearl Buck novel ~ by the salnel - = a“ \.\ studio that filmed thc_sam__e nuth-l ~ - Q or‘s “The Good Earth.’ FY1180".

Seed" is even greater: ii DOWQPHU story of China and the valiant Chinese people iii their glorious struggle against the Japanese H1111- tzirist machine. bore-handed light-l crs for rrccdciri wncse place in liis- toisv is almost uiisurtmsse l But “Dragon Seed" llﬂgniﬁc- ent movie entertainment above all.| It has. in addition to Miss Heiilourml such outstanding DBWJITTWT“ B5 Walter Huston. Aline MacMahcn. iilaim Tamil-oil. Tlilllilll Bev and Hurd Hatﬁeld. ztiiinng iiianv others. The picture is lllmcrl on c216 PTO-l portions. ii truly trrcat iichievc- ii on. niozion iricturcs.

mgllgnvnlmfouths in the tnakinir. "Dragon Seed" has been LYIHSEBTSIHY directed bv Jack Conway "n 91" B _ iiet and ‘produced rith

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S. Farina. . , _ The entire ciist is excellent! W“ have never seen Miss Iienburn tum

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never took care cf mcre lhriu about l5 per cent 0-.‘ the demand. and ‘much of it in ihc lust two rears 111.15 been going llvltb _war orders: umber-grade English cliinawalrc such lls suede "lid Cmlml BF? y have iecnaincd at the‘ illsl "cl-IRE . level. he said. tllld \VA].‘ACE;‘)EII:J~PI\ will; (uiantitics.

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ricr.ed metals and sand items. TOURING NEW ZEALAND

AUCKLAND. N.Z-. Jan. 4 ~10!’- Cable) - Hon, T. C. Davis. Cana- ullm Blgh Commissioner t0 Alli" and 41-5119. and Mrs. Davis arrived ‘to:

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British Press Balls Truce In Word War

LONDON. Jan. 5 _ rQp) _Tll5 British press appeared ready Lo- day to call at least a temporary truce in the week-long trans- Atlantlc word duel and leave l1, up to a "Big ree“ parley to iron out any differences ‘between the two Allies.

The tenor

WA t b h D i Mail. ivhitli aasirtigd tlyiatf tehe

changes had reached a den ere-s; Ditch that "-ets us nowhere? and ui-Kcd that any danger of a rift 81110116! the Allies "can bc elimin- Med by all Bully meeting of the Big Three‘ to hammer out points at issue.

7"!’- W-‘Willllllor said it was time to call a halt to editorial recrim- motions in the two countries. as all?" satisfv no one except Goes:-

fihe Economist. whose self-des- cribed ‘plain talk" editorial a WBEK use touched off a verbal barrage on both sides of the At- lantic. contended in today's Issue that most American comments on the article "unfortunately mlscon. strucd its purpose."

“Nevertheless. it l; all l.) the 00d that tlieliritisli case is being card. even it heat is engendered mmost oi’ the American comments .. have missed its real point. which was to enquire to what extent Bri- tish policy required to be adlusiccl iii the light of evident trends of American policy."

The Economist took £00. to deny that Brendan Brltieli Minister of Information. W110 lﬂfmefli’ Was a member of its board of directors, had any can- iicctloii ‘now rsiih the publica- llorl s_ editorial policy. lllii‘. Bracken. l. said. retirczl as a director three Years ago before entering the Gov. ernment.

Evidence that Germaiiv was

avidly WBlChi-YIS! the word duel came in a dispatch from the Berlin newspaper" Svciiskzi Dagbladet. in which ii German Foreign O-fficc s okcnnziii was quoted as saying t at "We are on the lookout for signs of new developments" “We must not cxaglzeriitc. how- ever,’ the Williclmstrassc snakes- man was quoted as adding. "We know the finslo Acne ...n alliance l5 cemented bv n common liatied of Germany. and this is strong e- nough to reconcile differences of opinion "

occasion, Bracken,

Ganadian Army i

Presents Plaque To English Borough

By_ FRANK LOWE LONDO-t. Jan. s - (OP Cable) -—Lt.—Cen. P. . Montague, chief of stnft at Canadian Military Head- quarters in London. today pres- eiitcd _to historic Holborn Boroug on behalf of the Royal Cgnndld" Ordnance Corps and Canadian Electrical and Mechani- cal Engineers. a Canadian ﬂag and plaque. l

The presentation was made go commemorate "the admiratlon 1,1 the Canadian Army for the cour. axe and constancy or the citlzcns of Holborn and the gratitude of "Canadian Military Headquarters for the the unfailing kindness and hospitality of the Borough.“

This ceremony marked 30 months of close connection between the Canadian Army and the Borough in which ' Headquarters are located.

Mayor Wilfrid Earl Mullen re- ceived the flag and Plaque and the ceremony was attended by the Canadian High Commissioner. Et. Hon. Vincent Massey. and Capt. F. L. Houghton of Royal Canadian Navy Headquarters.

In froiit of the bomb-scarred City Hall. soldiers formed a hol- low square in the centre of which stood Llcut. E. A. Williams of Dari.- motitii. N.S.. holding the flag. backed by Staff Sgt. W. Lawes at‘ Hamilton. Ont. Sgt. H. S. Howe of Montreal. and Sgt. H. M. Brown of Quebec City. Cicn. Montague took the tug from Lieut. ‘Nlllltlms and] p t Mayor, who we '

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attired in the scarlet robes gold chain o1 his office. THE KIRK PCLPIT

Preaching yesterday morning in The Kirk on the text, Philippians 4:641, the minister, the Rev. T. H. Russell Soniers. said: Now observe how S. Paul proceeds. "So shall God's peace keep guard over heart. and mind." What a lovely lzliracc it is—-God‘s peace! It moans t rery peace that dwells in the hear’. of God Himself. Nothing lea; than that is the promise. It shall "stand as sentry" to your soul. It will guard the entrance to your heart. It will hold the foil against rverv threatening intruder.

If you accc )t that picture. their inner peace is a very different thing from what many people im- aginc. It does not mean escaping the battle. or having a comfor- table time oi’ it. It does not mean that the Christian, any more than any one rise. 1:; ovomisnrl exempt- ion from the troubles and difficult- ies and disappointments of life. It does not mum that. But it does mean this far more glorious thing that when troubles come. as come they will. the central citadel which is the soul shall stand lnviolate for God Himself will garrison it. and God's peace sliall keel: tlic door.

Express Company’ Chairman Passes

TORONTO. Jan. 5 —— (CPI — Walter Srul’ Stout. chairman o! the Canadian Pacific Express Com- pany. died today at his homc. aged B7. His dcatli broke the last sur- viving link with the founders of the Canadian Pacific Railway.

Dean of oxpressmen on the con- tinent mid one of the leading originators oi’ the present day fast express service. Mr. Stout began his career in 1875 as an office boy with the United States Express Company in Havana. Ill

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Bv The Canadian Press

JAN. 8 l94l-Brltish iiieclianizezl units advanced west of Tobur-t. R. A. F. attacked Eknden and Wil- hslmshaven. Martial law proclaim- ed lu 24 ‘Prai (Clamcse) provinces bordering French Indra-China. Can- ada ordered special "egistration oi =1 Jeea!i@s@_1n...13 eheQeuim e;

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