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‘Budget Debate

In Legislature

Addresses by-fign. H. H. Cox and Mr. Geo. E. Saville.

Fclicning the Op in the Budget debut lzuure on April B. Hon. H. H. chairman of the Il‘ishermen's loan this Board and Actinz Minister of Pub- money to help lic tvorl-cs. run into trouble vviien.. account; at the muss: of his speech. he quot- t o)

In England

Position Leader are coming back this year verv sat- orily. Some of them have been repaid in full. He was sorry that

e in the Lazis- lsfact

_ of the need at Ottawa of , . zienomz every available dollar inl Sikkim: that‘ Canada's war effort. rd Hospital had cu: Slidficoznnictid. the fishermen

lust svur uhui the urcuca- i attitude tlicv have taken Thev are not bORQI-flfl for relief. but are co-opemtinu loyally‘ in everv way they can.

Mr. Cox Eflvc further details of lture last vcar on fisher-men's | loans. and builrliiic fish houses. The l tolzil. $383168. was “not

fillttllflll. and m-xt year wic will even

have to no closer." y tor cf urcat rczrct to himself and to , the Government.

Dr. ltfacnfillan retortcd that he llJZl iiiridc no silqh statement.

A, B. Raymond Dunn, Mrs. Margaret J_. Dunn and late Peter Dunn of (fhzirlottctown,

. ivziw the statement. l stuluuun‘. that Ful- tall 410st $38000 more who is scrvini Wm‘ q “Somewhere in England. added it up I0 mm} Ill l mu ciidni. stct»—~-" ~ "l asked tho hon.

he contrratulated - the Oivicsiticn Loader on his refer- _ v rncc to the war, and his emphasis ‘ W“ cliwmii" on the fat-t that it would be settled by Divine Providcticc. was inconceivable that Hitler tvould.‘ m.’ ever be permitted to dominate the

. szztutnit-iit." .': ‘On curtain items. Aliy-

Brothers Serving

final-l nsk the liun. liuu his sttitciii:ii{."} llfilil. l will uitli-

Mr G!"‘l‘.'!f‘ E. Saville. Fifth king's said tlic (hilitisitztiti had. lcft tlieini- nrcs-ion that if the Dominion Gov- ernment had invited the Opposition lenders to Ottawa for the conference Rctiort. the result‘, wnnlrl have iacen diffcrcnt. l

Ii: \i:1t'i\'lili:illi "That conference. 1‘l- haw l)l‘(‘k(‘il up." l Mr. Sziviilc: “That might be true. .,,.. .

lbcvcrlinz to provincial affairs. he <ald the pcone are asking for ex- Thcrc was not as much cv spent in his district in the l.i~t few vcnrs as the people were s ii ‘There might. he co1_i-‘

d. bv some reductions made inf tiavcllinz expenses. 1e are tzoinu where they should no. and when thcv are needed. the Government should pav their ex- I ivould not undertake to sav whether the e-Mocndittircs not; it is a doubtful

The total expenditure on pu was over $600000} and he did not think the Opposition‘ Lender would vote to have them re-l

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ill 0 for llludLSSPS, and the bill ct manila hint-Kay included other n

“Flxvii your Ac- ii ' ‘

ilk."

' . "l will ask iiy to rvntl from the rciwrt u Htsmuii the items to

> “u, nmmsws “and Mrs. xILIIIPIICH. Giuliani, Lily, selv- I,A,\‘_,I,A if ibiwas Inolussoép , mg .\\l\|\ the ILLM bomtwliert. in "we out in an extra sum!!!" bcratiw it was twink LID. It 1S SIXW

‘Tea has also gone up.‘ is cone up to sixty cents ii it mood business to buy

overseas now for over n year. hav-

his (Mr. Cox's) salary, in 110,15 and potatoes; but hOiv many- pzcs ivoiiltl the million dollars buy] nnscrvativcs had borrow- .

Hbslsiral plans? He find »-; 13d for (imwmfl $1400 "_toi doint.’ 3136x090 0f b

but it he had spent 8100.000

Death yesterday 0f Mrs. J. H. Nantes

Conditions with rccard lwahli services arc serious. he said. The attention of the Medical Asst-- ciatimi should be called to the lack Many fncnds will regret to learn

__ ma CHARLOTTETOWIT GUARDIAN

i Easter Services

In The fharchcs

The Central Guardian

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COOK'S FOB Easter Photo-

. graphs. L-562-4-2-I0i. CONFEDEBA ‘ION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. [r9785

BARGAIN in started chicks at. day old prices. Dillon A; Spillett, Charlottetown, P. E. I. t

L-‘IM-i-M-Sl.

IEARN 0F UNCLES DEATH - Mr. Blair Andrew of New Glasgow, P.E.I., has received the sad news of the death of his uncle, Mr. Adam l Andrew in San Francisco, who pass- ed Wucefully away on A i0. The . late iVLr. Andrew was n, ormer resi- dent of this province. He had lived . in the west for many years, how- ever. His many friends and relg. fives will regret to learn of his pass- ing.

HEAVY RAIL TRAAflV-Heavy rail traffic into Charlottetown over the week-end was reported by Canadian National Railway, offic- ials here Saturday. More than 1,000 persons arrived on incoming trains from other parts of the province. 1t was learned. In addition heavy traffic to and from the mainland was experienced.

FUNERAL LARGELY ATTEND. ED —- The funeral of Mrs. James Mclnnls was held Saturday 81501‘- iioon from her lat; residence, 5 Stcnstt Street lo the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer and was luikely attended. Alt the Church the Libra. was sung. Burial w“ 1n tho Romain Catholic Cmclezjv. The Rcv. A. MacDonald. CSSR... oifici

iitcd at both the church and F!l‘8\'(‘-5l(1(’_._ The pallbearers were. James Giien. Jtunes Coyle. Sr,

James Smith. Joseph Gaqam, Fluqcne Kelly and Joseph Blanch- ard.

Road cleared Between here And Montague

'17-'19 Paved road butwecn here rm Afniitacuc in Kirgg County. <1 difilfiuce of 30 miles, was opcnt-d ‘ to motor trafFc Saturday, f... B.‘ liltNLllllll. Deputy Minister of Public Works and Highways an- nounced over the week-end. A de-

of doctorsin country districts. and. to the MiVhSHblllt-y of yount! doctors flocklriil b0 Chariot-te- t town and Summerside. l one reason why the hospitals are so overcrowded. and have such finan-

Tlie Minister of Agriculture gotten "off easy" in the O Leader's speech.

instead oi 530.000 he would be crlti-|

illan. he complained, had latiout. a lot of “frivolous

ly ill for tlm pa-t month a kind. chixstitin woman ‘Jud death will be f‘lt. kcciiv y b , . her family and Lby a host of friends. ' s“ 119m‘ 301d bellvePn hflfe and I Before her marriage she nus Miss ' s

m... ' traffic since Jsiiitiary.

during i940 in each county, tis shown _ Works i-cxinrt, These fitrures UFOVKL “that when we do exipend -\- ivc show something for it.” .\I‘tl(‘.\/I1il1\1‘lZ “Not. al s u Mr. (‘rxi "Pzcftv nritrlv 8104133‘- Cfiilillillllilf 111i‘ 09bit? 05"?" c s, Afr. Cox referred to the ODDO-I _ criticism of snow; nlow expmidiitire. This plow was. ivuclizisctl. to keep the St. Eleario ttntcwn airports ‘ on Lender was one of‘

Mr. Savile con- rrrattilated the Minister on what he Nevergieless. BXSQJ culture is in a very S8 011$ 0°" 1‘ . » _ ti n. thouuli iwrhztos not as serious ljl- Nfllllifls. i110 {@111 r

o mere m-el daughters. Tnc so

S1 ' i. or l " -, ‘WW U“ e “I and mm‘; mic the most trouble. Beyond there

ins some ncoiilc think. people who are making a l!

f ' ' . made between ‘here mid Summer- “°”°“’“%i.<i<ie and Borden. Mr. said. If w-ann weather continues a

while Sister Marie Aquui. Sister o bushel. Mr. Savillc said. He predict-o ' -_ cd. that within two years the D1108; would be satisfactory 8.218111.

The road problem. he continued.

s shorflylhéovvever, I I Fighting In

- __tConl.inued_frcm_psge 1

| tin Driscoll. Mount Rian done ngore for the Rtd . r- t; 31,11 [my 0t l0!‘ man n

1*‘ 3&3,“ but he was wide of l-hBl l criticising snow plow ex- rc

Malian: "Had the airports

didn't huvc l 11° Vi“ hem. lust‘ 1V 10w

'I‘licxc are hundreds of miles 0ft poor roads in the province, and up- kccn is difficult with trucks we have today. ‘ “my is through machinery. ‘WET 01‘ ' He cited the comparative- cost. cl road machine work. timcsted that no money b4? spent this sprint! 011 5011f- 108 (115415-

The teachers. Mr. Saville sa-kthfld been promised some years M10 m“ as soon as there W35 an increase in‘ subsidy from Ottawa they would Rel’ a svalnry increase. should have been kept- tcachcr should cam enough to sub-

mniLV I The Flshcrmens Loan Board. , believed, hfifi done a meat work- I y‘ think tliatthcse of us who run an- ctlici" clcction on this side of the ' - Naked llouse will find ldiaflsy- (h-‘ugh-l thankful

Mrs. Frank Murray of C'llfll'l\ii(‘3f)\\'i'l,

Phuicrrtl arrangcriicntg wcrc not complttc last night,

Foiili-mfiiis

(Con tinucdfifiohi pa ge l)

m’ itch 1i we didn't help t n5 Llz-ilnin has no‘. cnoulth 501G195 1f t,» drift. hell’! ti ’

'\ e Onimsition Lea had- 515° “mt-v or the Minister

luid drawn his sal-

Hc characterized thc war, as “ruthless strir glc" “can be describrd only as ious" as he urged all bclligcrcnts to "show some feeling of clinrit-v for the stifferings of civilian populat-

chilcircli. for the sick and aged, all

‘ll l: to and “H Wm us greater and more WlClGSDH ad pcrils of war than those faccd by soldiers

The introduction of more deadly weapons. he said, stilts in their retaliatory Lise, often with grcarcr violence by the ciic-

tc . in. Cox said it was reported llOEl. mcmlici" on one occasion to fl'lli'll‘l‘. the House to make a H ~ ‘so of his profession.

in tlhe end. as she has He had no doubt on The people 0f Prince dward Island have a rizht to con- zit-ulatc themselves on the enlist- nicnls in the war, which are highest per capita in Canada.

qmdl win this war $50 always dwe-

a s

our in witlicliwiivl

"If already we must. lament the fact that the limits oi legitimate warfare have been repeatedly ex- oeeded, would not the more wide- spread use of increasingly barbar- ous offensive weapons soon trans- form into unspeakable horror?" he

Milli it utis rcportodfl .n: “The hon. Hcntsz-

, Medals save tlleteran from d; Pauper’s grave

l‘ ll now 1101i miles of hard

~ ..n~nv,- i... .1. “an: N.

His call for prayers for peace said it should be a peace not "upon the oppression and destruc- tion of peoplcs but iacacc which, while guaranteeing the honor all nations, will satisfy their vital neccls and uensure the

n- wars in his eves"

Then he spoke of his own efforts to "forestall or shorten the con- flict, to humanize the methods of war, to alleviate stiffcring and to bring assistance and comfort thc victims of war."

"But. we are saddencd lo nolc, continued. “that be as yet little likelihood of appropriate realization of that will bc Just. in with human and Cliristinii nornu,"

‘Iiiereupoii he urged that prayers \\'illi "ever-innr-rislnq meaning and fervor that n spirit may takc root and dcvcloti in all peoples" and especially amour:

. (cm-Chance discovery of medals . won in the First Great War sav- "rl George Forrester. 5'7, native of ‘saint John, N. 13., from a paupers

fil no another statement which "re f." COlLIfllilfllfllTlFd he was cor-

"Do you include l Ftltlfl. for ivlut-li we ob- ril [ITIITH from Ottawa?" irt llic Doctor shouldn't nttlltttlii road. and other tlw Borden road which r a lot of money in un-

He became ill aboard a train enmutc from Canso. N- l. w saint John and riled fn hospital here Wednesday. He will be given n military funeral Sunday by the Mrinclon branch of the Canadian

fv i. '

Medals and documents found in his clothing showed he had served with the British merchant marine. Ho stiffcrcd lnjtirios while serving as an engineer when the ship Anizlesey was German coast in the

~m~ 1n no‘ dwiiniiiil‘ W" W‘, Cox cave furtlicr of hml stxrfnvc roar! 0261m-

‘lmllfYtFlllflfl Lcmlr-r. w! in i031 to do some-

llnn on their aaiolizic. féfsiwnt smaou m ausc-

n rival! with mvcrnmcnt l ~< hi crccllnc fish bulldlntra. ' . it 1‘.'l|‘ w.‘ urcat- lichi lflfif- W111‘?

‘ \V(‘i‘f‘ cluttctl. He - (liflicilitv of fish- Limcnbtirtz, and com- mcndmi the Fvidcrnl Government for fishery arrantremcnts‘ after llw loss of the British mar- wmm mm: hr- asked. done more to dc-scriw the confidence‘

Dr. itluhvlllnn! “What did itcwt Con: "What did it Cost Whffl Dr. Nlmmvlillnti: “What doositcost

‘.5400. I think. is m srJsi-"tial inrlcmnilv. evn- ant out of it " fLauRhlc

H» then wcni on to dcl ht- momh what loan Brnrd hail "Rlvcn" Hr- hnrl twice to be cor- rvrtctl on this rmlnl. the brim: “loans.” not "gills." m the value of these 10a ermm/s manimlioln. The

hart applied for a pcnslnn in i937 and that. he had no living

Newsprint ts... t. jProducticn up

swralxrd as one of the greatest f-hfcflt to the r-fficlcncy of United Siiatcl

y MONTREAL, April 13 —tCP) — iProductlon of newstmm- '

idem. mlllstoiallcd 215.169 tons in tram. trolley and coach tickets. The March. COmPBFGd Wlj-h 245.607 i005 tickets have been reduced .004 inch» in February and 2:11.279 tons March i940. it was nnnotuiccd fo- ay by the newsprint association

The Inndm transport expects to save more than 480 tmis of paper each yvar by uslnz thinner bus.

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a Shipments during March amount- to 265.724 tons and stocks on by 10.045 tons In the previous month shipments were 230.745 tons and a year ago 235,304

, from developing at start s of Vicks Va-trc-nci l up each ncstrl at the very first snifile

or ancere. Its stlmulatln money l Nature's defenses aget

° “.21 mu verso-nut

Too Late To Clasify mron SALE-ADM Model

in nmnlng condition. cash Apply Austin Fraser, Mon- tonne. 14-7 l‘

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part-merit of highwajis snow plow

rection of

_ of God."

ST. JAMES’ CHURCH

Ester was celebrated in 8t. James Church with spedal music and two appropriate sermons by the officiating minister. the Rev.

Keh- Fraser, D. D. In the morning tlrh Fraser dealt with the resurrec-

bcalng his sermon ugh I Cor. Ch. 15; and in the even g on St. Luk . Ch. 24.

At the morning service Mr. Raoul Raymond sang “Hosannafl (Granierl and the choir rendered Simpei-‘s “Hallelujah, Christ is Risen."

In the evening the anthem was, "If with All Your Hearts" IMendel- ssohn), Mr. A. C. Bruce taking the solo part; while the boys‘ choir contributed Bartlett's anthem, “Jesus Christ is Risen Today," the senior choir assisting.

8t. Dunstan‘: Bullion

Solemn Pontifical Mass was sung by His Excellency Bishop J. A. 0'-

Sullivan at St. Dimstafrs Basilica

yesterday Easter Sunday at 11 o'-

,clock. His Excellency was assisted by Rev. Monsignor J. A. Murphy as High Priest. Deacon of the mass

was Rev. J. A. Sullivan with Rev. fr. McCardie sub-deacon. Deacon of Honor was Riev. Fr. R. Ellsworth. Rev. Louis Dougan was Mastec- of Ceremonies. The sermon was Breached by Rev. Dr. McMahon, D.

Yesterday being also Holy Name Sundfly a very large crowd receiv- ed Holy Communion at the 8 o'clock Mass. Other masses were held at the regular hours.

_In the evening at '1 o'clock the final lenten service was held with Rev. Fr. F. Cass of St. Dunstank

University preaching the sermon.

Solemn benediction was held by Rev. Dr. McMahon with Rev. Fir. Cass Deacon and Rev. Inuis Doug- an. sub-deacon.

The choir was under the direc- tion of Mr. W. J. Brown with Mrs. 3059011 DQ118611, organist.

__%________ TRINITY UNITED cmmcn

The worship services yesterday

were fittinguinfgirxzirlalsdolf! the resur- ammlded an we crowds

REV-Hush Miller look as his text l1}? Words 0f the centurion in Mark 10-19. Truly this man was the Son Notice that this man said "was tlieScu of God." His pagan reunion ‘did not tillow him to believe in Christ as the living Saving‘, Manv of us have Muttied the Mes-

siah down to this same level. con- sciouslv or thougiitlessly.

In

reached the eastern town prim“. fiijcat Easter season may we recog-

, and made a second trip Saturday.

Tlln ‘roan had been closed to motor New the now is workinz 0n the '

Soutis. n distance of 50 miles, frst ten miles. from Charlatletovtin to Dunshitinagc axe expected to; the drifts are not; so decp- z‘ wasl lcnrnrd. _ I

‘Afcanwhile- no attempt has beenl MacMilan plow will begn on

that section

it appeared the Germans had tried 110 main hinge at the line since The communique, covering satur. day action, said merely;__ -

"Restricted activity at various points on both (Greek and Alban. ram fronts."

The Athens radio reported that German armored columns are in touch with the central front held‘ by the main Greek and British forces. |

“This forms a powerful wall against which the Germans have to give

battle." the announ- cer said,

The Greek ministry of public the _ security broadcast a report Satur- the Rev.

day that 20 civilians were killed

on Piraeus F‘riday night.

_An Italian attack north of the 1PM Bxl-l-Vcly V1053. river in Albania was beaten i 110R 0i‘ Jesus Christ 1mm the dead."

back. the Athens radio ma, withl henvv losses for the Fascists. I "Greek bayonts worked havoc,

among the Italians who left dead ‘Wm h“ bee“ "lbw"! and wounded in front of our lines |WH° mum before retreating." the radio m“; ‘.which had happened. 1n J said leaflets J95

' But they met

The spokesman dropped by German lanes pro-. claimed the Nazis has? come “to free us from the British."

"Nevertheless. Germans fought only Greek forces along- the Bul garian border sank c. hospital ship and bombed civilian popula- tion." the spokesman said. "The Germans promised Bulgaria part of our territory now inhabited Wh°11y by Greeks and the Bulgar- ian radio expressed gratitude."

'I‘h_e Royal Atr Force was re- ported to have inflicted terrific damage on German concentrations along narrow roads following the

{the reveialixmz’ m slicing e o ow an 1" - .

.ward. Ye Peoples.’x'mSibeli1gf1s"cho;Et* with special feeling. The services on Being Raised from the Dead." J, 1-1,‘ Good Friday evening took the form "O sons and Daughters," of an illustrated song service en- C. C. Harwccd. Mr. Arthur Heartz titled “From Bethany to Calvary." sang the solo, “Out off-he Deep)‘;

W man. ,

Rev. Mr. Miller entitled his even- imlzsermon, "The Heart of the Gos- pe . ' central claims which upon us and showed how His death! and suffering on the cross can be

, atonement for our sin and can open

sfor us the wav into the presence of God as it did for the followers so lonz n20.

Rorzers.

, the day. will and suitable were rendered bv the clh

chose the text of his sermon from the first and 40 wounded in German raids gglgéle of St, Peter. Chlf-D. I. vs. 3:

and J

w with them. and. o _ scriptures consoed them so fliat

lthelr weariness and despondency fell away w

invited ,and break breed with "Abide

Jrether. they knew their ‘risen Lord. At once all their despondency

iuze the power oi the risen Christ i=._'i:d iollow His living presence. The pacramcnt of Holy Communion was sulcmiiiv observed at. the morning aighfiVélfllfli worship,

_e c ioir. under Mr. Kendall's di- Ti" zrection. sang the anthem. “ Th 111d DH-uflliteis.” the soloists being Miss Margaret Stems and Mr. Ar- 1511111‘ Heartz.

CSDASCKI." was beautifully reutdered by Miss Berna Huestis.

A vocal solo "He Was

The choir contributed neatly to very capaby

The minister set forth the

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Yesterday was Easter. and,

to mark this great feast of the (Burch the chancel tastefully decorated with beautiful flowers.

and sanctuary were

The music. too. was abproprlcseto Easter hymns were sung anthems and carols oir. the 11 o'clock celebration of Holy Communion. the Rector. A. LeDrew Gardner.

. hath begotten us again hope by the resurrec-

Two brothers. despondcnt. footaoxie weary. were on their way from etrusaiem m Bauhaus. men

of our Lord

sadly of those things