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iffy. ll saves fabrics-Keeps them

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Joint Canada, ll. S. efforts Gould go far

Mombasa. May 4—~(CP()l-'Ifl!1ie gyrgggogéveegyerg,,g,§",,,gi;§;l"g*gg fllgfegilgggg f,’,a€“§§§‘mfi§,d m: theiR/ev. Donald Boothroyd. Bur- ,5

problem o: production could -be and assure success for the world of tomorrow."

‘Ihis was the message of

Administrator, when he spoke at a Canadian Club luncheon helc to-

= ND‘. Henry

day‘ Mr‘ Henderion plam m talk tired actor from England. occurred yfisterday after a br'ef a lP.E.Ii Hffifltal. Pile hag” ti? f0

' _ residng n s provnce -

blgiliylsvgitr-I-llfikgqii- li/lgflugéhxdeggi m1 rem. ma“? h“

with Donald Gordon, Canadian Pi-loe Controller, before returning to Washington

BEIITIIAI. GUARDIAN Fox“ 533""

.-.-.~.,-==.~.-.-.~.-.-: .-:---...... -.: = ...-..,-i:..l~=..ee"2..-:.i-..:: For Red Gross Address by Ill"l""4~ ~l"""'_onrrsnch.Ar0IlrllwlllN II gflurinmormauou I w. d’ at last manta Gyro dinner the cuswtu‘ m "mm," MoLURE 6x 12116011101? w-tealrclglvlleged to hvsar an ' “in N m, siLviin iro r - soqusu. s r sins figgnnm‘ ° u" L3,‘. s-s-ai. appeal on behalf ofnghe canadfan m, John A swmo3_m_ Bauer LAID 'ro nssr M’ rill?“ bhgilaoigooai-Drfildwafltl: “E-m" Cm" E"°°““"° “mm” mum ma,” - M "l- sinner 6r the Bo Scouts of 0a - st l4 Quegi “some, wa$a i" f}; J- 3- lgglglgg“ {Q} {i}: {Nmmh "ggdllqfgeqg ‘f: “ti: ada delivered an mieaung admit 3 p.111 to discuss conserving “he y fifmmrchem, m", u, °' Wu“ a h“ I ~ gum,“ on"'l‘he father andh1sson"ot Ro- - ‘_5_u_ res nee ' _ men, women an pess c m“, yeswrmna equipment st Dunstan: Bssillss w Rs of countries laid waste by war, loi-

ard 10

w: Sydney sf...‘

olic Cemetery.

found

A. R. P.

Kalil fire services for

equipment.

Court yesterda. dr

II

Iilseolnnnlsnservelbeuwsd

. FUNERAL mun - ‘gas funer

nlofthllotsMr £01115

tOBt

Basilica. thence to the fioixian CRY-h-

u cUUllT-In the Pollcs

r0 c‘ morning 113E:

"m m” t° “px” a st A ds left la

“W” m“ btgfdfi, f§flfl°g"i°,',§mfl_"éi§ ronto vtgrjoln her husband. She

parked Market Square was re-

manded for sentence and a Ismail: drunk gent to Falconwocd.

FIREMEN RECEIVE EQUIP- MENT — About B8 auxiliary fille- men, athemd 1n the City Building last n chi» w lrwvr their equipment. Each man was outfitted M‘ 311m" il“"..‘?.‘éi.i*"ii’é'él=£l‘é“fi

o er eq p rosecution of his duty- 1111f

ls MmcDo ald. controller o the Churl wll sub-committee. wris present M“! supervised the issuance of the

BUDDER DAMJGED- The rud- der of the s. B. mvat was discussed by floating ice when it was emer- in: Sourls hai-boi- on sunday. The boat wag to be towed to Pictiiiu yfiSi/Gfggty for Prefix. N33111: Lovllt runs ween c u. -. -

g t. by a, narrow mulorlty. _ fxq-Ebgixlgfnfig: ‘gi?gflf‘g°’ésy,a§foffef vanced on ‘JO-mile front, capturing town Board of Trad boat

e to have lhe

ulern l-ligh Mass was ' as t. the Rev. W. M00 - pa. bearers were: Messrs. y, Prank J.

iiducted service at

Personals

stweekfor

who was enroute to Sydney.

fortifications near Laon and

can he" on“ n week this crest of Craonne Ridge.

IOBSOH-

A. B. P, FILMS SHOWN-A large number of interested tended a showing of . in the Prince of Wales College Aud- itorium lust evening. The showing was sponsored by the Charlottetown

d Cross Corps. Members of the various service clubs, frawrilal or- ganizations, and other groups at-

zens at-

citi A R. P. films

Herridge stresses Canada's need For Leadership

tended the picture. The Corps re- cently concluded a course in A. R. ._._._. P. work and antl- as lnsbrllfiilflilfi UITAWA, May ~l—-(CP)—Hon.

and the film gave t em a the practical side cf their training. 15m,» w Sub. Lleut. J. B. Fofherlngham, R. a service C. N. V. R.., showed the film,

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The d funeral of tile late Miss Annie Fer- guson was held yesterday afternoon from the home of her brother, Ken- neth Ferguson, Grafton street. ser- the New vice at the late home and grave was chiller from pariv lwvcrllment to conducted by Rev. o. Carlyle Web- "flllmlll gilvellllilrlli

n idea of 1)_ gen

Washington. said wclay

Canada must have a national g emment to give it leadership or ay may conle when the U States will have to intervene Dominion affairs,

Mr. Herridge, one-time leader

ster The pallbearers were: Messrs. “me {mm Parliament-

ES. Buell, N. Vessel’. H. H. Court. Frank McKee, Murdock Ross, Don- ald McKlnnon. Interment People's

Cemetery.

SERVICE STARTS TODAY-The Wood Islands-Cariboo ferry service will commence for the season this when regular trips cf the boat wll get under way. Yesterday dodge the Prince Nova. arrived at Wood POWB!‘

momin

"You must change, cu and said to has given you its best. Day clearly

men like you,"

mortgaged. You are leaders.” The average man was diligent

Islands from the Nova scotia side “on the spot".

where it had

from Charlotte

Islands are in good shape.

spent the winter in

Pictou. The boalt has been

general overhau lng and some new

th b - 511.11g 8d a fight, there 4 equipmen as eigwglls am‘ yam; country will continue to subside.

“Then a. day may come when 24

something unbelievable will happen. '

FTINERAL SATURDAY -— - funeral of the late Mrs. William F. tervene m Roper, 84, was held from her resi-

lal was in ghiel lglelople’? tiemefery. - Dr. Mill f a e grave.

filmed t‘) hemispheric ‘Labmz-lagtégg The palllwreagerg svereg: Mwsrs. R. 1.. Cotton. Edgar Whlflock, Fred Hlne. would destroy democracy through

mm Gordon Holmes, " Henderson, United States Price Patrick McGuiga-‘L

ACTOR passes-rho death of Wnrwlrk-Kebvey, re- Ml‘-

Jcll ll

The

Connolly, out

illness

home at

ou refuse the challen

Ewen a whele s there any ho '2" he sa "If men like you dec ine to mak

is no hope.

The United Canada. We may be to take orders from Washington.

“That would

France painfully

another France in That might be the

the new world. ads. is destined Herridge said.

1n battle front or on the home In time of war

asked that attention be given the @7511"? Bfldge- The ‘at’ M?" War" veil-v “Mum compelled disunny‘

. l economic problems‘ of the ‘whole lllfl°k Kebvey l5 a “am” ° , "(rarer "a "ones: a. he

between Canada, and the states were a good example follow.

flexible methods of sharing ma- terials had been used, resources had been pooled, unorthodox means had been applied "and often dol-

object was attained. The other nations of the world must be brought in closely

. ffl l l t0 with the hemisphere plan of llro- fine ‘érflcvead mugms province Fflday

evening. Following his address to esterday, in company With e,- Scout o ficials from Charlottetown. he motored to Summerside. Here he called on Premier Campbell. MaYOI‘ W. J. Lldstone, and other citizens. Last evening a large audience ened to an interesting address Elv- en by Commissioner Stiles. He spoke on “The Twelve Pillars of Scout- ing". A feature of the public meet- ing was the presentation of prizes to the Scouts and cubs. won st the M1,“,

t Apple Day sale. Mayor Iildgtorg prov

gress s0 that after “this people's war lhere may be an equa it! 0i’ burdens and fruitfuiiness on the citizens of each country."

Mr. Henderson said that not un- til Pearl Harbor did United States transition into all-mt prcduction take place, At that time American production was 112 on the United states federal index. "Rf ht now it stands at 175 and it wll peach 20:) within the year."

Production had rfsan w slldl

proportions that the United States l“

would not need to compel-ilk‘! enemy nations-Mae ccmplcte regi- mcntation of industry.

operation l-letw-een labor and man-

um of government guidance,"

The present rate of insured that the would be able to better contend with the submarine menace next year. "We have been forced to fight s two-ocean war with a 0M

one and a half ocean navy."

l th f. would bring all round atibfilitynln the war effort.

stones. the l’

u d about 1o years as“. Hr is . w by a wife, who is living at Fortune Bridge.

SCOUT COMMISSIONER 1 LEAVES i-l an. Jahn 3653111221,“? m‘ d ,, -. _ _, ve -

lar slzTls w.re forgotten. But the g lfgorglg: Bofiecgcouts Associaflon new of Canada. leaves this morning on return to Ottawa after condluictis: m .

otary

resided and Group Capt. Fullerton. R. C. A. 1 lhave P. Cerettl, ?0ll’\gel’la s . r. . reached our ma by won e u w‘ gsgidghisegf the Provincial Associ- sgement and using only the min- ation. Mr. . Commissioner: . - were United States 1121321 the Commissioner -°n the

lVIr.

rip to Summerslde.

oli°"i"‘lt‘l.wli‘li"“si°.iif‘ol. ocean navy. But next year it will 9f - l’ it a ‘éh 901d C ma‘! be different, We'll at least have s ‘Folyicinfggrfiegvispge yelfigashlzoiozg; The "productive conquests" had n8 ""5 if“ ° 9' T‘? -'

resulted in a cost and facility rs- glrlgggelthgi ilgmgggdrlgrigmwbggn m,“ knocking‘ over some of ths tomb- s found that s. mmper of

* * game of them erect-

To Command 21st Field Ambulanoei

ed to the memory of persons who died more than a cent lyln wist e said last n

flat on the

_____ the stone; but he also SAINT JOHN N, 8., May 4 - wind and other elements wars re-

of

the M

F., and Mr, A. Scout Masler. . P. Jnrdlne,

S l1- dis- t? gov

list-

Morris,

for Fascism,‘ Mr. Hal-ridge said ‘And somewhere on the way Fascism. the inevitably be

the government will become ' as easy the Lavnls."

away from it. Before the manpow plebiscite there had been

government hid behind

election pledge and “pa buck to the people." This was " proclamation to the world tha

its

functioning democracy." Mr. Herridge said he Canadian corps to Lib ter Churchill woul ed. But there was the

a. Prime

of whether the Canadian erseas was rcadv to fight "In my opinion, the Canadian corps had not reinforcements ade- M quate to sustain it in offensive act- io " Mr. Herridge said “Soldiers who have served in England sup- view. The government re- plies that Gen. McNaughton (Lt.- Gen. A. G. L. McNaughton, Cana-

OOTDS 0V-

su l of relnforcem nts. Phil. is °

a a

forcementa now available?’ "Lackln uaw l

my pg), were merits for even a. corps. tho govern- rcund. Chief Birt- merit nevertheless sanctions the htbmlat wllnleldper- fol-mg“; ngthen u: forces for s gqn or persons, pro a y cl ren. wBY 1'6 0 1 f e lin posslblyimpendirts offensive. In the had been rcsponsibe singling) m: cucummm

of an army. A strange

ces there is no justifica- tion for an army. ‘Whom do we n8 ..

(GP, _ MgjW-y headquarters hers sponslbls for some o: the damage think we are foo

knight confirmed s report

that The cemetery has been closed since

Col. I-Ierridge said a national 5g:-

Ifli ll Major J. P. (Bedl Mclnernev had 1874. Home of the older monuments “mm” g l b9 "flied “Y "

f h m laratlon of been promoted to the rank of Lleut- bear i110 XII-KM! 0 mg! ‘gnghllg fir: m

ennui-Colonel and t0 wmmlmd the 5 pfmflnent m"

. . ., 1

3m lltmelrg Qmwilgdmuiaigllligae-v 39mins» corner s! the zrsvs-

mova scoals and yard _

aim» war-i a“ "rm" '“°n9t‘iit'.’l°fii‘?iii“i‘a.filif of Sir Sydney Smith

epltallhs on

dlstr cts N0. 6 (New Brunswick.) wow weeks ago from mill-lid-

of the earl

Aged so he letumcd to Oansdsn: w: o: Mm

the

QIDVQ

history of this province In cf Governor

was a physician and sufzefin hers man! 0m" 3936mm" ‘m’

4 will: Imsoclsfcd p-aromthomsn lswshllil “ma”

with early days and city

11:: nomlc and strategic phases.

arliament that the cir- cums noes of war demanded s na- tional government, by formntlon of a cabinet with membership based on the relative voting stre h of the various parties in the l9 len- eral election, and the creation of O war cabinet of five members wi

supreme authority over conduct the war in all its manpowl, j

Millard‘: relieves 111B. ll \

celebrated by ardie. The

W. D. ley. T_ W. L. Prowse. of _ A McDon- bls mother Mrs (Judge) Blanche-rd aid and Dr I. E. Croken. Rev. Louis

Mira. Percy Wood and baby lrrol.

idge, former Canadian min-

nlted

Democracy party, said the bee“ “p!”

ls hearers. "This country (lllaltermiisler-Sellefill You can re- it. You are trained to think the first _ and act wisely. You have sergeant. experience. Your patriotism is un- the natural

responsibility. but the man- plebzscltc had put Canadians

be hateful to Wash- Fiillrellheli- Ml dence, 11 Park Terrace Saturday mgmm But n would have no chokm on that day. On Monday the 26th Washington well kilows vzhat hap- 0535 W" 50W" 0Y1 the ns to a leaderless democracy. It in mind. Washington cannot afford to have hOIIOW-Orflwn North America. been set out. These canker which dat

U believe that the nationhood of Can- rail for the scrap heap.”

si r party government effectively b0 lead a democratic state. because its t

When vou set up a wartime pal-- ernment and arm it with des-

1955 completed last month. The time . I warn you that it may be lust zrafilrlk will soon be here and in Canada as it was in

en the war came. real leader- ship would have enacted total con- scription but the people did not want it and party government ran

a dc: mand for conscription but party DN- ssed the

i‘ MO t I Canada has ceased to be a wartime ggllwas

believes since the close of that had Canada wished to send the the Royal Bank reported willy ill

have ap- in question earlier struggle the fishing indus-

not fair to Gen. Mo- Naughton, There must be some mis-

sustsined offensive action, the Can- adian forces have adequate rein-

_~a- '

‘mslum rue; CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Urges support llotarians hear Men. Wrmrniivil" ""8" °°""“'

hospital 1h is tained by the Red Cross.

ever incicasin Identities. He

u“ especially of

that till. be doubled. Imagine boys living in

will not come back alive.

MONTREAIZ-llliifyrl - (OP) spokesman for the

me prices and Trade Bcai-d said

night that some places in Canada type “f me i“? have been affected bv a. hortage velops moons‘

rlsoners of war. The finest mill- m

ment urglcal and medical will-ills, clo 5 foods are being sent in spo e

e parcels of food be- sent to prisoners of war, 40,000

of these parcels are now being sent e pa: week, Great Britain has asked ..

Japanese Prison 'I‘o- camp; fed on rotten, inferior fish

Wfltltflfi

dwere:

0111'

t0-

gieat "and it will go a.

eratlcn,

was the poorest rice and so-called sou . accompanied as far as Ssckvllle l; more o; the,” food pgfgg]; am e5‘ w h“ u-"enels- by he!‘ 515w‘. M185 W"! Jellklll-‘l not sent said the doctor, these boys

Mr. It. H. Rogers was named presi- n_ dent of the Club as the election of u, _ officers took place. Other officers

p name T. W. L. Prowse, Vice President; W. R. IlePage, AL. MscPherson. Tress $13 D. J. Donnell, Ian Burnett and

Ives.

Commissioner Stiles, ning remarks, said quite a lot of experience boys.” He had three of his own and had learned a great many things p‘ which would probably be of inter-

Secr ; urer. lgmirgcy-

ln his op- that he had with

In his opinion it was “pride of family" which had made England long way in

be sour and cross he had been sill- n

g. He pointed out that the wrong

sed on the boy de-

cf butter. He added that although laziness’ and mdemisi

the situation is the whole" tta. ‘a

situation should very short time." Montreal district, the added.

B. C. Man For New

W.

club luncheon address than

toxy- ______ ‘Illseh IlEIiKti/I nlgrningl yourbbov wig e Um- _ __pu ase-e om us an oswafimfvegls 1g‘: m4 chlgfcothyhe proceed to rend the morning news-

l“ British

“not alarming on lt is under study in

w . The spokesman said that “th

There has been

him Rwny

e t IIK-Ie wclnt ‘gm tto say: a e a oo a what

‘“ “ in he. n: . _Cllll'lS B11095 ll 91?!) . O fl-

no acute shortage or butstfggkiargxjltgg round the house. find an old fur overcoat and out of it mnke

your boy a one-ptecc suit. Now take into tire country to cave. Find a thorn bush to place he mouth of

What Might Have Been

Columbia Umversltv area paper. First, he will read the weath-

o, fire department at Vancouver, hBs e’ “m” m‘ bemre m“ the 5°51“

Canadian

bring about u“; (Con. Tcrontc-Parkdalei.

h He is e with

of Lieutenant-colinel, He served

Cropping Ila? Started At Farm

to

° intendent of the Experimental S tlon said last ‘night.

- Charlottetown station. ing

i111‘ 011811 the

killing from ice or

mlsing. _ 23—flve clays later

The pruning of the orchard was

N-

The bees have wintcred well. The demand for package bees ex. i-‘eeiis the supply.

Prosperity Back For Fishermen

NTREAL, May 4-<cp>_. fisheries are enjoyin s.

prosperity unmatc ed the last war

gree of

its monthly letter. The letter stated: "

try has again demonstrated an ability to adjust itself to new and unfamiliar conditions."

buying habits of consumers. re- quisltlon of vessels and shortage of experienced men been

ad dlan army commander in the Unit- rapidly md effectively silrmvlmt- ed Kingdom) is satisfied with the ed.

GOTIIAMQ METAL A two-day tin drive ln New York netttild 4.57 tons, or 4n csrloaxls of 6

BRINGING urfraraiia

great war as a gunner and pl“

fire week. Mangels were also Canada was not fighting 0n the 5°““e1",f§w“"§,§§,dows which were your, front. m.‘ it was not pos ble rolled on Apgilnazlr ‘Liqghzfig clftrfi: in

frost. The pas- ure and clover looked very pro-

The superintendent walked across ' pond on the ice on April the ice was all to gone and the first dandelion bloom throat of freedom will W1‘ Dlfiked 0n the cut. The personnel of

for

pairs or replacements should be m France, to replace the Petains by made for all trees damaged by mice,

mself.

1 t fl h h column, and then he will go to the unis“, ‘eamflgfvaéogfug; vrater hole to lead the market re- “.,,,,1d m, said a return tabled in the House of P°"‘-,UP°" his “him °° "ad ‘he Commons today for Dr. HA. Bruce gflflghgf ornilvgiifigigek graded as an asslstant in the world in whim he now rariig “Of course you will laugh at this ture and consider it a ridiculous

will depend going to live finds

caricature. However don't forget

that

muscles never came from case

and character seldom comes from

riches.”

e speaker named against mak-

Th lng life too sheltered for the boy. He cannot get muscle without ex- ____ erclse nor can be build character _ rvrvhe spring Dlmmng season came without a struggle. Boys should be

d- in very early," Dr. J.A. Clark, Super- taught the ‘lame °f "whey-

_ He went on to say that at pres-

from the soil

Th b 1 t. m- m, _ would benefit them to 1 tam? .l§‘.“.".i.il.?.. tafialfi. i235 5?. "r fields rev roli- s» Way‘ in gram’ were seeded dub get other healthful recreation.

ta “Turnip snck_ ent the boy is too far away from the 1 soil. If he had his way he would 1n§‘hvger:dg:g_oggtgdgltiilé not allow a boy to graduate from states may have m 1m ‘a, tnzgiswamest ‘an; “F. x1605? college until he llad cultivated an e a on n wl thermcmetgr reaming p30 degree; l5 xed grain was sown