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EXTRA — Chapter 7 of “SECRET CODE.” HAM and YEGGS — Comedy — Color Cartoon

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ALSO — “Barnyard

Travelogue :-:

il‘__.;~ » k .... WASH ‘row, . n- ( —Tlie office of war information re- vrtcd Saturday night that the vast lllow Ituii Bomber plant 30 miles bom Detroit is operation: rit "only t small fraction of its ultimate tentinl" but may roach pr-zik pro- lilctlon within a yenr. The O.W.I said it issued the clarify conflicting ac-

ieport to

t of operations at the plantllily was and dule."

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SHOWS TONIGHT 7 and 8.45 Matinee On Saturday Only 2.30

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"_t The O.W.l. report omitted actual gures at the request of war department. Peak product- ion has been estimated nt 20 bomb- ers a day but. O.W I fllllllllcted bomber to come off the Willow Run production not finished until three mouths af- date set and the first assem-

sriid the first lines was

Field 0f Metals Coordinator ls Broaileneil

three of Ottawa, oo-ordinawr of metals. Francis s Kaszas.

ment and supplies.

rotor of metal

ent of the Simmons Bed Co

of the niiiuition department,

onto. He I'lll‘-('Oll"'lllO‘llll‘Y division ad uu Westinghouse Co.

Banadiali Spitfires Are Missing

Canadian spltiires were

sweeps over northern France and the lsnglisli Channel.

in u. brief communique which did

Jectives attacked. Earlier the Alr Ministry

laid British bombers raided

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and Nazi-occupied Belgium during the night dud that fighters zit-tack- ,cd enemy railway targets in norm. em France.

No RAF. planes were lost, the announcement said.

American heavy bombers pound- ed the German submarine base at st. Nazalre in daylight in the face of heavy fground and lighter de- fences, losing six aircraft.

The Ministries of Air and Home Security announced that enemy planes dropped bombs at a place ‘near t-he southeast coast of Eng- gland this afternoon, causing some jdamage and a small number of co- sualties.

Several German radio stations ‘and the German-controlled CftlCtlS - radio went off the air at 10.48pm. tonight, indicating that, Allied planes again might be on their

nent.

“Spy Ship” Hard- Hitting Espionage Film Due Here

National picture coming to

example of

ahead o “Say

how Hollywood keeps the headlines, hip,” which deals with

who had landed

dealing with the enemy.

In "Spy ship." Irene plays the purt of a lamecl aviatrix who becomes involved with Nazi agents and betrays her counts-yup radioing secret lnfomxation w ch lends to the striking of American vessels. Michael Amos, insurance eXB¢l1ll\'@.EXlt!i1Zt"-‘d to Pam (Miss Manning's role), is the tool- she

sailing rlati-s. Maris Wrlxon is the girl who eventually wiorlcs with

trayuig Irene her just deserts. to a climax December ‘i.

e118. comes lnto his own and does e set-Igloo for his country.

as t ely as your in-wet afternocn newspaper. .

Iwho is the author of many an ex- l citing story.

.Mike Owner Branded As Reckless Bandit

that appears to brand a straight- forward young mine operator as a reckless hlgliwayhiiiii is the basis for the sdrriiig action in "Fighting Frontier," Rina Radio's newest western starring ’l.‘liii tiult and now - ploy-in ut tlic lilmpirc Theatre.

i A case of circumstantial evidence

tor appointed by the governor, v a hold-up crew and charged , with beluga member of the ling which is hiacking payrolls. glow he saves h self from hanging at the hands of the outraged citizenry, proves w the girl he loves that he .

one of the most thriling films of the 5865011.

Picturesque scenic

ing comedian, heads Che supporting cast which includes Ann Summers in the romantic feminine lead, Tom London. Davlson Clark, Eddie Dew, , ‘EJ181310 Whitaker and Monte Mon-

BATHROOM rissur...

OTTAWA, Feb. l6 -(CP)-.- The Price; Board announced today that new administrations have been added to the l2 now undel- ihe jurisdiction of D. P. Cruikshank a1

purchasing

THE CHARLTTFTETUWN GUARWV‘,

In Memoriam

MRS. KENNETH MATIIESON

There passed peacefully awe at

her home. Oyster Bed aridize. u. Kemietn Matlaeeon, (Elizabeth me- Donald) in her eighty-sixth year. In her home gOlflI on the evening 0t Nove bei‘ sixteenth the commun- ity ol’ sber Bed Bridge and sur- rounding dlStrlCts leer, a highly es- teemed citizen. Her life was full of Years of d" eat and faithful ser- vice ln'her ome where she liver l her married lite. A true an: faithful help-meet to her liuabant

agent for the Metropolitan Life In. surance Co. of Canada, Ottgwgl has been appointed administrator-I of business machines, office gqulp-

A. C. Guthrie of Montreal, direct- nr of bedding and quilting for the Board. has been named adminlst-l and upholstered,‘ furniture and bedding. l-Ie ls prcsld-i

c. ci. Heilig, of Hamilton, alum; to in the supplies control branch ha been anpointoi- administrator of lei frlQfilfltlflfl, laundry and dry-clean- inr: ooiilrmciit. with offices in Tor-i formerly managed the of Cnn- Hamilton.

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LONDON. Feb. l6-—lCP)—’I\i.l‘ee

reported llliSSlllg tonight in iue wake cl morning and afternoon offensive

The R.C.A.F. reported the 105595

not disclose the nature of the ob.

fled objectives in western Germany Eran‘! chlldm" “d lw°n'7'°“° 5""

sons end a nephew of the deceased.

IN MEMORIAM

way toward targets on the conti-Z

, known New Glasgow, N.S., citimn, occurred at the Nova Scotla San- atorlum at Kentvllla. For some years lMr. Mutoh was a resident at the Masonic Home at Windsor, and his funeral service was held from the ‘Home. He _____ lbuslness circles in “spy shiny warm,- Bmh First as for many years he served as ' me manager 01 Caplmj The...“ 1041a,; m “other filiithilrland branch store st Stellar- l . Lod

1-11,; wife, who predecesised him sev- fifth column sabqlage in the Unjwd ‘eral years 8.80, W83 U10 1011118! States. was in the making months Jéllllfi Mull‘. NEW Glfllilf-‘VW- A 5111‘- - before the FBI announced the ar- lvlvmg bmlher l5 J-A- Mutch- New a rest of eight German secret agenlg ;Glasgow. (The late Mr. Mutch was on this boast via i B submarine and rubber boats. 1t even Herbert. and has many relatives in preceded a scandal in which e fem- ‘ m“ Vlvllliiy-l ous woman flier was arrested for

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- t bl lnl - Ll Cormack were held on January uses o0 a ierinforma on about g1?” M s" Margaret,‘ church. P.

Governmen v - l ' t agents w g1 e the be MacCoi-mack, . . Hugh U. MacPhee, Joseph G. Mac- the dnsqPhkfE, Patrick Carter Pearl Harbor l5 bombed, and a W, newspaper columnists, Craig Stev- 011911“ by Rev. Lev-b-rei MacDon- ald, in the absence of the vggtor, who also conducted the oer at y Ship" l; action-packed and the INVO-

An exciting series of events comes]

place at Charlottetown ou January The exciting film was directed by 20th, and his remains were for- ‘B Reeves Eason from the screenlwfllued w il-lllly by Robert E. Kent, which was TIHIPSQHY- January 215i. lbused on anovel by George Dyer. they refit-ed for l 0 davi at the ' 110M: of Alexis M hee.

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l time of his death had attained the grand old age of 93 years, was born in Selkirk, one of a family of nine. son of the late Alex- Maccormack and Mary Mac-

known, spent near half of years in the New England States. While there, he married a. girl from his own community. Florence Mac-l lntyre '

i Cormack came back ‘to the old -

Whl e acting n5 n seer-er, lnvrstlga. ' hommtead, where he lived with his

‘two sisters Mar

I gun!’ Holt is lELuglllZCd as a mem- ‘Julia Mmbonal - r o

was closed and lottetown, where he spent the re- malning days of his earthly so-

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thAlwaye {eklllgiom ‘chimes-t. he had

is not a crook, and finally exposes.‘ B "m" 3 ‘m ° I I

a c“ 0' robe at tar: “a E

b ll d5 Ma-TY and a fins suppgfflng ,,§‘,°,,§f,°‘,’,'.‘g,, nieces and nephews, all residing in enfjelgftrallgugient value to‘ the picture. l g}; extended

wards (Ukulee Ike). sing- May ml; w“! "m m-peaul

Linseed oil can be more easily absorbed by hum ' other fat. .

SEE THAT YOUR CHILDREN ARE NOT SUBJECT TO IMPURE, lRRllATlNG

who together passed the Diamone illlblléfl o?! inarrleg 11g That Large anally our g a eig e look ack over the years to {he early days when they enjoyed the comforts of a painstaking and dllig- ent mother. She vidth her husband reflected a Godly atmosphere which endowed them all with a good start in life. Genial and cheerful whether in the sunshine of Drofillerlty or the dark clouds of trouble she helped m cheer the wuy along life's course. ‘iwo years before the illness that ended her earthly pilgrimage she was laid low with a painful illness, but largely due to her cheerful char- ’ erly s lrit, not to forget her faith and rust in God she was raised up to her usual health again.

During her convalescence she said to her Minister: "I um spared this tune and it may be that my Saviour has not completed the place He is preparing for me."

She leaves to mourn her passing besides her husband Kenneth Dun- can Matheson in his elllhtY-el hill year, two brothers and five sis era. Two sons pie-deceased her- W!!!‘ daughters and six sons remain- (Katle) Mrs. Alexander Glasgow Road. P. E .I.; Matheson Tuskah, Saskatchewan; James, Glasgow Road, P. E. 1.; Jos- eph, Wheatley River, P. E. 1-: Ben]- amln, Hlghfield. P. E. 1.: Harry 8t home; Angus with the R. C. A. F. Halifax, Nova Scotia; Sadie. Mrs. Athol Roberts, l-Iighfield, P. E. L; Neil, North River, P. E. 1.; Bell,’ Mrs. Bert Younker, Wlnsloe, P. E_ 1. and Clara at home. Also twenty-three

grand children.

The funeral service was held on Wednesday, November l8t at 2 P.M. at her late residence, Rev. A. O. Thomson officiated and gave a comforting message from the text Job. 19:25: The Minister and Mrs. Thomson sang a duet, "Precious Promise." Two psalms and a pharl- phrase were sung led by Mr. George Maiheson and Mr. Alexander Mac- Rae,

The pallbearers were five grand-

Russell Matheson, Clifford Mathe- son, Lincoln McRae, Gordon Rob- erts, Lowell Younker and Daniel MacPherson. Interment was in the Portash Cemetery.

CYRUS MUTCH The death of Cyrus Mulch, a. well

Wm; well known in Pictou OOH-MY.

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former Islander, born at Mt.

IN MEMORIAM

LEO MAOCORMACK ‘

Funeral services for Leo Mac-

"riio pail-bearers were; Alex. D. R. D MacKinnon.

and James

ilsou. Requiem 11gb Mass was

Mr. MacCoi-mack’; death took

Selkirk, P.E.I., on where

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Arbor his wife's death. Mr. Mac-i

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100,000 Ration Books For Distribution Throughout Province

poo tlon books

mlininiillixi 0:023! srllvinl. It "19 five ration boards ill Prim" m‘ ard Island for ‘gonsumers between Feb. 19 In‘!

ln 51] sections of the Province to msure the success of l1!!! h m‘ dertaklng, said Mr. Ohartes P. Archibald. executive assistant w the Administrator o! Consumer Batters- lng. Wartime Prices and Tm 8 Board. following a coaferenfl will‘

Charlottetown yesterday-

Mr. Archibald is e former redd- gnt q: Nov; Bootie and is at Pl"- sent directing the work of 560 10681 Ration Board; new set up aqpll Canada. He expressed aimrwle to volunteer workers in the D1‘!- sent uenvflblltln cenvpliih “W! when much of the work will i011- He stressegegime 0f the will! l" be remeim .

"The new books will not be mall- ed but will be available at some» 50 distributing centres now beirll established lav the LOCI] antler; Boards throu out the Province. he said. In he beck of the n1’!- sent books there le a card which must be properly filled 011% with

book. the name of the holder and the 18s if under sixteen. The name may differ from the name 0n the old book due to enemas! W KWW‘ lon but the prefix and serill num-

diatributlon tn Four be," March l. Plans are well advanced h

officials of the materiel 0111“ l" hi?“ _ M, hqtayieg now. now do git simply "Let's have

nice old Grace, beaming bqcause she was wanted. T women discussed for tla oupetion of the rooms. Three

that. "We don*t. want lad! um Grace decidedly, "Gen cam-ill be no trouble at all, you'll mad. That is. s0 long as they're comfortable and nicely fed."

food

itself, mum. I've been up to lee Mrs. her ankle in healing fiuliii’ aliltilnshligtoilwoodwplloe the prefix and number of the old 5511,18?“ g “i '

to lend la’ help with the Within: "Nsegte, d1illmy:;i_ eviu haw any aqzlbere certainly l; grace

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, ae oen, at. one back of it. Gm and stem as if bunt without , but warm . _ wells .0 keep out the wind. ind was but.‘ the word to describe the equinoctla gale that came whooping and yell-l from Newfoundland at neery_ red miles u: hour. Bow theyl windows,

a on clawed and battered at the and how Joan, sunk in oom- fortable bed loved to hear em, "YB-s. but Wsigot e divine view." The two ed reached the

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t. " y dear. they will be comfort- "ertzri" "or are" expeo " o a the wile:

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New Glasgow and Vicinity

anal-n. yiié tau been

I! "Yel. let's." and the‘; 3% oune

ether the three e oe-

men women were llreed b0 here"

pltal with s. broken ankle refaum- ed to her home on Hider. litre. Anddrewtheg fli-zhlflilgfllllltlald’! ti: - ~ ace en w en e rle w ca e

oil’ mm’ 1M m“ a u” we: driving inn evvey. Her large gm; settle cirele at friends are glad to learn and will soon of be enloiylng her usual good health.

M3‘. Watson Semple, who humeen ill at his home here is neatly 1m- proved in health. he had u hie guest 18st week hll brother, Mr. M o“ u“ Tyndle flemple, Kensington.

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ber will be the some.

"When the ration books have been completed, they are ready t0 be taken to the distributing centre“ Applicants may take books for n!

in cases where it in necessary. 6116' to illness. infirmity. 0f B15555" "l be travelled. for neighbors. However. the cards must be signed first by,

children. in which case. WWW?!" dperwnts or guerdlsne- ml! lllfl for them.

“At- tlie distributing centres the cards in the back of the books will-

book. on which-will be written in the some prefix and number u appeared on the original book, the old book will be returned. A. new book will be issued for every our! turned in."

Bo far the new plan is working smoothly and everything points to its successful completion, Mr. Archi- bald said. It ls anticipated that

get his new book with a minimum of trouble. sugar, tee, coffee, and butter are rationed and handled, bv means of the present book, llatio for these commodities will be cori- tslned in the new one. Additional spare coupons are provided to take care 0f further rationing.

oept, perhaps, m Jan en gm coining up‘ toybave tea. with 13:, ta this

lnoombotbof ouTbenGreeeneed "l" "P" the modem of their rmiiilu. or fig,‘ flffgi?“ L‘ h‘ m‘

ugar Joan. She waved to Ndtte u turned and went out the door, and the holders unless they are young . then stood stlll goal“. out w n‘,

be tom out. Along with the new u

every holder of q ration book will m‘ mu“ b

n Book Number 1 and coupons the

' Mil May llfickinnon, lh-ns title, will be the teacher ln the qlocal

w? 190g 51g". school here for the mneind-ar of

re. end I "Tlunkyou, wefllov hendweg our

sen. amen than ‘rm- sent in 0liar1o% meelvin medical attention, frlendewtsh her

she g speedy recovery.

The First Aid Class under the dmcuotillno’ gin!“ ilatrgotglvquolill are er

m, h saute on»

owns "

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_ h £31.; hall here on Thursday eveninlg last l

. Payne sp My. u Sh, “may; d“ w Mom to raise funds for the Women In- husband called him. rm- Illt",'¢°t-hn'1:l:n}lfg.ld"=s' mglgo: u’ n “n ma; may be made of the sale of’ hot d s and ties, also dough-dis and egfee served bv the ladies. The committee in charge of the eiaiter- talnment was, Share The Wealth. Y!" Mrs. Harland Hill and Mrs. navel Dickleson. Music, Mrs. Grorie u" Dickinson. Refeshments, Mrs M2. . “a Campbell. Contests, Mrs. Rhiflflhfd Dickinson and Mrs. Earl Houston. Mr. Preston Campbell acted‘ as chairman (trite a large sum was rea- lized, whic will go for Inslittute purposes.

_.__... ' Mn. Miller Orr. is improvlnst e!- iAr her painful accident. Mrs. Orr was hit by a large piece of steel

A social evening was held lia the

About a year ago the old home. he moved to Oharq

fortified ‘ is survived b one sister Anne, of Selkirk’ and several

states, to whom sincere

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