"JULY 16. 1942

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NATURAlJZlD-Dr. lilo Irma. Boutllport, has received word from Ottawa. that his naturalization papers have been issued. He was receiving the congratulations or Ibis column la roaornd for news o. his many friend; yestgrdgy 0g b9. lee-l Mam‘ I" "if-MI"! a‘: I coming a Canadian citizen. He was new” lllllll all) in IOIIBG _ 3-" - "'4- "Mv we"- l- miiilfiiiliiiiicli-thiaofi: Mo" hm“

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gpwlu M55111“; o; m‘ Leg- Miss Doris Lawlor of Montreal is ion Auxiliary at the Legion Home, Blwndlns a vacation at Btmhow Friday, mo p. ts‘. l-is-al. Beach Inn-

pgmcg cQUg-r __ g Misses Vivian Molyneaux and cases were in the dwkecgnilyf til: Jew Hustle-i left verwdw morn- Cit Poul? Cscgurtén yesterday. Stip- 111s for Bt- John- en ar K. M. M tin ———- lmposeyd aitoifiaa cost, o, ﬁre, rrieniu will be pleased to learn months fine on a man charged m" M"- Frllnli Wllllllllhlll’ l!!! under the Prohibition Act. A Yewlwd "° h" Mme ﬁller I drunk and mmwable was given a lengthy illness in the City Hospital. $5 and costs or 10 days suspended M mm“ F on who h“

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in Charlottetown. l‘. Kiel e following to say about tlig ince: ‘I feel that the Island

as tremendous tourist possibilities and I am sure that many of the vis- Mr. and Mrs. itors must feel, as I do, that return again and again. I did not taigﬁt

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leave that glare Mr

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Edward Island where they will be those most iaieiui 24 the B1165“ of

relatives. Mr. Ack- hours inRhiiastory, Columblgiaésl "iub- £32 gale‘) ﬁll/Iliad slziﬁ ittonrllaectiortl’ mar ne a er” e m- ree pi-re Theatre sflrgglxlrl tSO-GBY lsot on Church at the end of June afttgr sa the heels of Pearl Harbor. Dramatic pastorate of several years has m. tiellsely stirring story of a duel be- ceived several gifts from church twelen an America?‘ submlarinesaréd organizations including n, hand- l. apanese arcra. e . “ - marine Raider” featurgaflollin Hgw- ﬁimtiiatrggﬁgiggattigii ‘Mi: ‘K514121183 ard and Marguerite chapniau. with 1,, addmon u, Othe'r r- m, l‘ I “I SEMI“ gupponmgecﬁt wmigiﬂm‘ was given a sum of niaoligynby 2g: gillggrn, Lilli? Parkgne Clair‘ gm? 0’ 12h‘? churm-“salm 3°11"- and Warren Ash ' ex“ -

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Flt-Lieutenant Kenneth Taylor and Mrs, Taylor of Charlottetown, P. E. I.. who have been guests o1 Tuttle Taylor and 1 mus; Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Goodwin. Port regret I Elsin, are spending a week in

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Registered Nurses who have been inactive for some years 0r married and not practicing are being encouraged to return to their profession to be available in case of an emergency. These are be- ing asked to attend a refresher course which will be sponsored by the Registered Nurses’ Asso- ciation in Charlomtown next week.

This is a chance for many women to serve their country on the home front and at the some time to brush up on the rudiments of their profession. The aim of the week's program is to give the older nurses an opportunity of refresh- ing their memories and acquaint- ing themselves with new methods introduced since they graduated.

It is pointed out that there is a great need for these trained nurses at present. In order to be pre- pared to handle an emergency or epidemic it is necessary that they register for this course and make themselves available should their services be needed.

Lester P. Davis 0f my" Iaie dspelndlng Mrs. Davis’ e s an vsmng

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In Memoriam

In loving em f 11 l, and our DadAdAy Jgmﬁdléllllytrlsozs, All: glilctd through the result of an accid-

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Sweetly _he sleeps while others sigh Sﬂlllv his peaceful head ilcih lie United ln Heaven Goilis glory to

s are Now he is free from all sorrow and care. Sleep on‘Dear Daddy and take you: l "9 12125332? as F A“ Bu. They lrJrélssts you most who loved you Free or . 1 Mm-joﬂe Spillﬁtt. z Vernon Lea. 3 Roma, Worth,

Girls Tbrce-Lcgzcrl Rae: Ce Howatt and Mariorle as soon after the treacherous attack 111119111 of the to Angus Mac- Qngw as possible; it is believed to be the Kenzie was held yesterday after- 2 Wilma Watt-s and Josie Larter- first dramatic screen production to noon from st. James Presbyterian c a ' 3 Helen MacLean and Rucy Mac- ileproduce in all their glowing story. Church. services were conducted - Dougali. the heroism of a handful of Yanks by Rev. T. H. Bussel Somers as- ' I Boys Three-Leased R4!" ﬁghting against desperate odds. sisted by Rev o Carlyle webstai- 1 Allan Atwell and Jack ‘cherish- flirlging defiance. . . and e . . The hdnol-ary pallbearers were‘ 2 Robin Creelrnan rird Vernon --

iﬁﬁii iliiigiiistﬁoivﬁ°tilttyiu lat? $335k PW AMMi-cxﬁliph. w. a. Henna-w- Mome m, mm, m- Dortant number of scenes are played Mum,’ M‘L A‘ Mac i an’ D" N’ The annual Sunda sch 1 in a locale hitherto foreign to films. yr ' ' --- Murdmk 3°55, con re a“ n 1 1 my °° and

a 1 H1 George Maclieod, Angus M“, 8 E o l1 Dc c of Trinity Lo in] - a Jap nese pane c r er. Umwd Church was h I w d v B)’ Remembered by Widow

Howard appears as the command- Kenzie and Jiiiellll sldfey- T116 gffgrnqgn at M hfl (lid yes r ay and Children‘

er of an American submarine. cruls- ﬁll‘; Iiallbellferﬂ were, Adam beaumul 0mm “founeds ‘g; Egg bxiggéaacriﬂiliivriitgrfscgxriutiketfaattthigliig? Algcnhijnzllfiicliigrlzie R Macxenzie’ swim Chm“- ° PM" R"-

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cue of a pleasure yacht. sunk undsr Japanese bombs. he manages to pick up the sole survivor. lovely Miss Chapman. Her story is enough of a warning, but Howard fails to get his message of warning through when the Japs "Jam" the airplanes. The news of the Pearl Harbor attack. when it comes. sends the submarine. its crew and passengers into spine- chilllng action in the reirifylnil depths of the sea. as Hoar-Ira makes use of the ancient and honorable game of joker, arid bluff. to outwit the Japanese.

Benny And Lombard In Great Picture

Melodrama and comedy are skill-

To Be Or Not To Be,” which will have its local prclniere at the Prince Edward ‘Theatre today thru United Artist-s release. Presented by Aielﬂﬂ-lldﬂ‘ Korda, "To Be 0r Not To Beg-lg}:

newest ﬁlm production.

bet‘ her untlmel‘ death.

‘I911’: setting of "TL Be Or Not To Be" is Warsaw at the time of the German invasion. and. the chief characters are a bunch of "ham" actors of the Teatr Polski. Who i119 forced to give up their theatrical roles for real life ones that are far more excitin than a v they have ever played n the thea e.

Impressive Settings

the principal public squares in Warsaw was erected on a huge stage and more than three hundred extras were hired to ap- pear as Polish citizens In the most prominent s t and iuttinz out info the square s seen the big Teatr Polski in which the cit)"8 favorite stock company held forth. Iiininir the streets are beaut salons. haber- dashery sho . mill altv BStBbIi-ill‘ merits, florisgsshogs. shoe stores and office buildings, ashiniz down th street_are_ horse-drawn _cab_a uto-

Novy's Newest Air Giant Passes First Tests ‘

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Kenzie. J. w. MacKenzie and John C. MacKenzie. Burial was in Slifinzton Cemetery.

LEGION DANCE ENJOYED- A large crowd’ attended the dams at the Charlottetown Armouries 155i night which was sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Cling. diiin Lesion. B.E.S.L. Soldiers, sul- ors and airmen were very much in evidence in the crowd. The Drill Hall was specially the occasion with standards occupying n, place on the stage where the or- chestra was seated. Music was pro. Vided by Don Messer's orchestra. The Ladies Committee in of the dance was headed by Mrs,

under direction

o! the Canadian Legion wm- s“. vices.

Kee Minard’; lnﬂQillﬂner

mobiles and bread peddlers hree-wheeled cycles. Months of research preceded the of the sets. ‘Thousands of photographs magazines and books were carefully studied, and prelim- inary drawin prepared. models built to scale. the actual construction work.

Excitlnl Melodrama

The story of “To he 0r Not To Be" reaches a high point of dra- matic action when the “ham" act- ors-Jack Benn . Carole Lombard, Lionel Atwill. lix Bressart, Tom Dugan, Charles Halton and George Lynn-become involved with the in-

s and

vaders and ﬂnd themselves imper-

sonating ever, important Nazi ﬂit- ure from Hit er on down. After a series of startling complications. the members of the troupe u. de- livered out of Poland lflti’) ﬁilzland. snatched from the very lows d! @116 Gestapo.

charge

0f Mr. A. G. Bruce

sketches were ese were followed by Then came

oners were resent at this most en- joyable out g and lent s. hand in a-rrdnsinlz a very happy afternoon for about two hundred boys and

girls.

The situation as ideal. The higigllghlt of the ‘zfternoon was a ca. s ower, at which Mr. C. H. Blacii. admirably played the role of “Santa Claus".

The following is the list oi‘ sporting events under the direction o tile Superintendent, Dr. W. R. Carson, and Mr. Alex Matheson, assisted by Messrs Geo. J. Tweedy,

and Gordon Hut-

Girls Race, 4 years i Gertie MacDonald 2 Janet Matheson 3 Evelyn Latter 4 years

Boys. Gordon Phillips Sterling Giddings

iris. 5 years Florence Giratto Janet S illett Evelyn acKennie figs. 5 years owatt Billy n Gordonclgilliligs . years Eunice barter 2 Ilene Giddings 3 Barbariaailohréston oys years 1 Bubbly l-lutcheson 2 Gor on Tweedy Richard Car- son. equal.

Kilrls 8 1 Eéhyllis Larter-

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GERMANS PUSH

woodcut? J -, t, . “"a9i'i§°’éei.'§f€aa'°§l§§aiated ti; e;- th i rea - glilriflilelglinwestagtferthe cittlf, atccifamliﬁ b r 0 I‘€S sl.r.rs..tarsiaaa. a- trooiiis b automatic rlilemell» h" lowelntoystubborn resistance. rugflﬁ important position west (It! Voronezll. iilgemel‘ Yimda’ 60x3?’ w» ~r"2l..::f:tsr. aiaaa giggliigizxliescsdld also the third Ge“ otorimd infantry diilgiiimllld which a Pelifed 0n the batt edew only yes erdarlihéi: rggignexgrgy the Xeiﬁdfgtlg “ffmwnzes division. A small railway crossing ill-ll: was retaken, and in another 59C the Russians applied will‘ Pres‘ me that the Germans retired-

blowing up a blldﬂ- No Room for OPl-lmllm

, n ver. no £00m ..F"*s:ai“»»»iili~ .22: city's fate, for the Gerén w mi“ sending fresh trQODS all n9 me chines into the battle BT95- 0“ Eutem bank o: me Don- were

mousmds of soldiers natural fighting from behind everyl m barrier and tanks uere clarg 8 over the battlefield. wiwre Wells

o! fire were tlvlstlng 111W “PEP.

columns of smoke.

German dive bombers in groups were hammerlnﬂ YEP"

y at the Red army formations. but the Red air for“ will‘ W“ showing considerable strength both over the Don battlefield and the Don river crossings forced by the GGIAIIAJAIAEYIIAWBSIZ or voronerki. a num- ber 0g Qefmﬂﬂ tanks were reported destroyed on the west bank of thg ‘Don by strong Russian Brindle Oli-Siveiitheastward. on the rim °f U" north Caucasian area south of 3081mm; me Russians were re- ported holding today after a con- siderable withdrawal to new posi- glons, one regiment. of German in- fantry was reported stopped with the loss of more than 700 of its effectives.

There was no news. however. from the region east of Lislchansk. some 136 miles southwest of Bog- uchar. or from the Rkhev front northwest of Moscow—both area: o! powerful German offensiv» action.

southeast of Leningrad. in thr Volkhov sector. the Germans were reported driven from a fortified yillllage they had occupied since last a .

Russian bombers, raiding an un- identified enemy port, were cred- ited with destroying five ware-- houses, sinking a transport and l tanker and starting big fires.

MATIIESON—-COPI'

A wedding of interest took plar July lst nt the Baptist Church : Dartmouth. N. S, when Louise A lene coop. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. C099, Waterside, Albert Co». Pi“

The course starts Monday July 20 and continues until the follow- ing Friday night. The program wlll be announced in llhe paper laun- Illlg week.

became the bride of Douglas Maihe- 5011. R-C-N. Rt son of Mr. and Mrs. Allizus Matllcson, Dundas. P. E. I. Rev. J. A. R. Tlngley officiated.

The bfld€_ was given in marriage by her cousin Edwin C. CODlJ. R.C. N.V.R. The attendants were Mr, and Mrs. Thornton Hergett of Dim- mouth. N_. S.

Tlle_ bride ‘WOTC a. prey tailored. suit with white blouse and navy ac- cessories and carried a bcuouet of sweetheart roses and sweet peas.

The bride's sift to her attendant was a cosmetic kit and to the groom attendant a cigarette care. Among the many gifts received was a cof- fee table suitably engraved and an elﬁctric toaster from l-LMCB Oak- v e.

Following the ceremony a wedd- ins 1511171391‘ was served at the Nova Scotlan Hotel.

After a short honeymoon the bride returned ta Rothesay. N. B. and the groom resumed his duties.

aniﬁrs lTiaiaTicliaml-at alilT mad-o?

Jilly 9. 1M2. to Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacEa-chern, a son.

DICKERSON — At New Glasgow on July l3. 1942. to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dickerson. a daughter.

In Memoriam

In loving memo ,7 of John Andrew Drowsy Graham's Road, who passed away uly 16th, i941.

God only knows the loneliness That ﬁlls our hearts today

As we think upon one year ago When you had passi-d away.

Ever Remembered by His wile and 7 le 1i "mu"

Card of Thanks

Ivllrs. D. A. Macintosh and family wish to thank all friends, relatives and neighbours and those who sent flowers and messages of sympathy in their recent bereavement.

Tqivireiiﬁioas‘zi“ cﬁiaiu. - siuilﬁL -" at zToTi Church, Monday, July 13, 1942. by Rlev. G. Carlyle Webster, Miss Im- ena Evi-rvlvyirlllsampcl of Charlottetown

to Mr. lam Gordon Campbell of Montreal.

DTILEOD-MacKENZIE-Ali. Trinity Parsonage, July l4, 1942. by Rev. Hugh Miller, D.D., Miss LIFIQQRTCI) Rose MacKellzle, Dundaa CLTYJC to Waldo Ellliott MacLeod, Cardi- gain.

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