When truck Leaves roail

l

LONDO lessor

till spoke uizdei" ai r -

lfllligllffii iii court iornorroiv. ‘

Tue police were called to the Prciiss ‘s Hainpstead home by ieleiiiio and found Mrs. Lloyd Janie d of stub wounds in a but bail (‘lll.

Lloui James, linguistic advise" to ilui iii‘ Broadcasting Con. llvi ion. lllfl not been in touch

iirvarlcasiiiiiz house the nst

KBYPVILLT- . . m‘ l. u s.

ii: of

a.

Coming Events

"Tflikics —- Souris Thursday.

Iii

29

1P.“

. llfnls four Board

Willi Qlcifolcltiirkinismexaia Friday until ll

G-c

v

Ii 10

iielil Ruin! m “in McCarthy. of Fairville,

were rushed to sieplien. .\ ‘Ciillouglfs chances for

of New Brunswick Electric Power

themselves break the force of a biting wind. ii was reported the truck's steer- ing gear lvci-anie locked and heavy vehicle toppled ii

‘iiiiiisthdled ivhilé being prding an inquest was withheld

i‘.

language Authority Charged with murder

CC-ZS.

lh

Ham

Bid and

cflmiihe

MAXIM‘ MAXIMS ‘l? * or A MERE MAN MERE MAN plllcll I" M ' ‘Ind. ma“ '- The neuter e culty e u” one "ll Mam" more glory in Sllflllllllllllflllil: it. "I Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

any‘. Gun-din!!- I". 0".‘-

“mlm in“, Ioundod ‘~1-

Iorulul rm"

iriniiiiis niv

lttzlian Destroyer Sank; 12 (Ierman Planes Downed

Admiralty reveals details of sea- air battle in Mediterranean; 3

_British Ships damaged.

lllITkilled

sank

Si‘. GbORK-Iifivg- Sign ‘is?’ 011.45 the nfediterrancan area.

_ kmcd’ add two mm 'I‘lie_23.000-tcn aircraft carrier Wqoush. late m“ Illustrious and the 9.l00-ton

iicii it truck containing cl-mser Suuillillnllio“ were damaged

“m, 1m the highway by bsmb hits and the l.335—ton

med in a dim, a; Pm“- destroyer Gallant was damaged

Allan ilxc-Cullough, St. Andrews.

hospital at St.

ernvcry were siiid slim. The

'l‘iii- ll illPil. members of a gang

.iill\ engaged in airport work at. Pennfield.

ereb ill: rlrivcii by Cecil Colwell, . John. to their boarding l Iogan

i were in the rear had covered

tarpnulin to

111911 and ivitli a

ricau

the in a

Will over "lei i id u l Loy , cxtr co. e compan- “y fished to a Decision re-

oc r's office here. This

riding further word of Occul-

ghis condition.

\'. Jan. l4—fCPi-Pro- ‘illif Lloyd James, 56, one nicsi. living authorities English, vrns placed iouizht and charged ii police station with oi his ivifc. He. will bel

and‘ ii had been unders 00d l

Professor. as BBC adviser. . .‘i considerable influence ‘ iv deli-wry" of British iiiiiioun- ‘

SOLDIER CONVICTED OF Tlll-ZFT

Jun. l4- Chzirlrs MacLeod. 32. . N. B.. today was sen- moiiihs in county rule H. M. Chase “rd guilty to a charge articles rom parked

P11‘. .i~i

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line

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urn ll S.

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L-Zéll-l-lrl-Iil.

‘Tiillilvs — Montague Saturday.

llSiblG Slflllefi. L-248-1-14-3l,

‘Reserve Wednesday. January lot Annual Wo-he-Ia ‘Pea

14-261-1-15-11. we Aziiiiial Meeting of the h ‘rook Dairying Co., Lid. will Pd Wednesday, January 22nd at

~ A- Roy Jones, Secretary. 14-251-1-14-21.

Lemuel Crsswell will be loacli at Hunter River Thursd y til oclock. Livestock Mar etinf - L-MB-i-m-l

"Bllviiiii live tings up usual for er months. Albany Thursday

BRO

FENCE

. C. Bleep. Albany.

Emerald. Am“

- Green, l-oadl “Wily ill.‘ a a-lll- till l il-nl- Arthur av till ii

_ _._.._. live hogs Thursday, s follows: Biunmerslile u.m.: Keigington tlll Haslam radalbane. Reagh BlKHBil man. Hunter River. noon. Mcltwen 6417a

nish

Merv- a'm' my Bul ll.

s

‘Bhl

topiilllt; Clubs t-hst were un-

‘load hogs Manda . Jan. l8. cad on Wodne ay after- . usual “iesday loadings e on Thursday forenoon. Plants require hogs and should accommodate. 'I‘ele- mm‘ iour secretary, Livestock ill); Board. IwWU-l-lt-il.

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LONDON.

thcmselves three warships.

German and Italian planes operated in the attack on the war- =hips. the Admiralty said. It was the first time German dive bomb- ers have been repirted in action in

convoy destroyers. Ono of the Italian shins. a vessel of the tns, was sunk: the other escaped. reached port sa-felv, the Admiralty added.

The surfar-e encounter. 10, and the uihich the Admiralty said co=t the Nazi-Fascist. forces l2 aircraft with damages to occurred in the Scllinn bewieen Sicily and the North Af-

voy reached

‘,mlnut.es later. due to a heart ailment.

Mr. Campbell was u native of Mill- cove, P. E. Island. He was educated at the public school in his home (lis- trict and later nitcniicd Si. stairs University. For a number of years he was a teacher in the nub- lic schools of the provi

About 1914 he came to Charlotte- town and joined the Department of Marine and Fisheries and remained in the employ of the Civil Service iiiiili his retirement several

nursing s ster army, and and Miss Lucv Ciunpbe Charlottetown. The Rev. Terrence Campbell. Ro- man Catholic pariah priest at Biz. d Hugh bell at. Tracadie, P.E.l.. are brothers while Mrs. Frederick Conroy of Tig

diplomatic

In ormed sources quoted as saying that et a relatively minor cabinet post n a government shokeup expect- ed soon-irosslbly this weekend.

Jan.

encsuntercd

Gallant has

inter

mainliiiid.

dispersed. the

COILVO

Campbell

ewe. P.E.l.. an

is a sister.

LAVAL TO RETURN‘!

BERNE Jan. l4_i.\Pi-The re- turn of lllerre Laval to the Vichy cabinet within the next few weeks was reported “extremely likely’ in advices tonight from capital of unoccupied France. Zichy were

at

14-(OP)—'I‘h'e Admiralty announced tonight that ships of the Med in escorting ships carrying war ma- . tcriiils to Greece last week destroy- ed at least 12 enemy aircraft and an Italian destroyer, but suffered damage

itierranean fleet

by a minc or o torpedo when the two

Spica

aerial

"a further

It was indicated that. announce- ment was withheld until the con- lis destination and

O

stating that: “'I'hc main objrct of the operation which was that oi‘ passing a canvco/ from» wimi. toot-mt. was carried out according to plan. carried important material ass ta-nce Icr Greece." Informed sources in London said the attack mfzht be an indication that Germany's air Free will make a nrw challenge to Britain's poorer. concentrating on the Med- iterranean fleet which has aside Italian opposition. ‘The (orient of the damage and the numbri- cf caiualfies suffered on board the Illustrious Scutharnptni were not specified. Naval c’rc‘cs sfd one tiic fliizlwt. dcck cf the could put the carrier out cf action urt=i repairs were made. Tim Iliu=trl us i= n. modem iihlp. launched in the soririe of i939, and ‘< one of tiic group »f teven ma; Briioiri lvvrnn in lurid since 1976. iThc Afimircilv §i'li"lI'PY‘ll c‘ear- ed up a. licst of claims by the Ital-

(Coniiiiiied on page R. Col 8)

Gh’town man Dies suddenly At Tignish

James D. cnmribel, '70, of Char- lottetown. (lied unexpectedly at ‘Pig- iiish )’1\<l.€l‘(ifl\'. on tiic way to n h0- tei from the Rllllliill Catholic church where lie ritii-niicd the fuiiciiil of his sister. Miss Clrirre Campbell.

He. wits waikiiiz alone the street with a Mr. Burke. proprietor of the hotel where he was stnymu. when he conirfaiiicd of feeling faint. was assisted to the Canadian Nu- ticriril rnfwav station nearby, illlPfilCftl aiil siuninoued. but he was dead when it. reached hirn a few Death was believed

Surviving are hLs wife. six sons. and three daughters. Peter and Clarence Campbell with the Royal Canadian Air Force. Cyril Campbell with the Royal Oanadlani Navy, Cornell

us‘ Campbell Michael Campbel .

in Quebec. La in Charlotte ‘Miss Mar aret Helen Campbel with the Cana Miss Ceclliila.

Funeral arrangements were not completed last niilht.

nee.

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class. 638

01'! J81‘!- attack.

number." channel.

mmunlque

S193.

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ZCHARLOETTETOWN. CANADA, wrfoivesoAv, JANUARY i§i941

. .1 _‘. w“...

Men of “bIi-Nnughtoifs racers."

First sub-zero Weather of Winterhits P.E.l.

Sub-zero uicnilier at the charlot-tetourn tel Station yesterday {or-the ‘first

was recorded

terclay morrung it was five below Mr. Warren Burns. weather ob- server said. During the day it be- crime slightly warmer mid iii; 8 o'clock last night it was zcro. From the behaviour of the baro- meter Mr. BlllTlS said he expected last night might be even colder than Monday night. When the cold ivnve struck the barometer reading had been quite low and it had gone up only slightly. As ii. rises the iveritiici" becomes cooler usually, the iveaihci" observer sold. The wind ycsicrdny varied from 24 to 30 miles-per-hoiir. driving fresh fallen heavy ground drift

snow in n that blocked tor traffic. except n linking Clifll‘ln‘ll“n'.i'll

fciv IIIilPSi with ihv.

military training camp and the: airport. Roads iii the Suminerside area

were ltkcivise blocked. except. be- tween illf‘ ic-xvn and the Rifpm"

No flliflllpi. ivas made Lo paved roads t‘l.s'E\\'l‘.€‘l‘? in

n a1

I'll

als of the Works and‘

n National Railwirvs i". ac e runnlnq behind sched- llli‘ 2c“ of l‘."f‘i\‘\.' tracks-x Ins-i

iiiiz up even faster than during‘

the day. The car ferry (tliarlnttetnuin tosscrl about In Nnrthumtirr- ‘

lund Fir it six liirurs last. night in ii Ieutili- w iii iviml nnil lcc on the ii"~c-m'l- i-rnsslng from 'l‘i'.rmcnlEuo on the New Brunswiik mainland to Bnrilcn. Shg rcrchcil duck at the island terminal shortly hcfore mid- night. It was thi- most viiilciil crossing of the winter for tiic lcrry, it was reported.

Furi- more than two hours llic pnwcrful ice-breaker was hclil almost motionhss a mile ircm the Prince Edward Island shore. llr-rvy ivlml and tide had pilcil deft ice into an al- most solid barrier. Finally with a clinngc of tide thc ferry forg- ed nlicriil and smashed a path to her hrrtli.

The bout hail passengers and mall from the nirlnlnnil on board. Th; bnnt trnln ivss ex- pected to rcnrh (‘lvnrlottctown I nine hours behind schedule.

i

How: named to i

and ' W" s ‘Wflis a illan Campbell l both in

Chm!)-

avol might

British Supply . Council in America

LONDON. Jim. 14-(0? Cable) -—Appointment of Hon. C. D. Howe Canadian Minister of Munitions and supply, to membership in a newly-created "British u supply council in North America was of- flcialiy announced today in a ic- organ nation of Brltnlns machin- ery for obtaining war materials from that continent.

New jobs for Arthur B. Purvis and Morris Wilson. both of Morit- real. also were announced. The former. until now director general of the British Purchasing Com- mission, with headquarters in New York, will head the new co-ordln- “ting bod‘. and Mr. Wilson will be his degut-y.

Sir live Balllleu, nn Australian. will take over Mr. Purvls‘ former duties. It is assumed that Mr. Wil- son will continue his work as rep- fPfitflliflllvl‘ in North America of

Experimcn- i time this winter. At 8 o'clock yes- i

i

_ _ _ _ ‘ the liar division m Britain, are shown here aha _ swccp down upon an enemy, units in the forces overseas. N he. lilnd of troopers who took part in (illc raids,

sirikc-‘ancl dart away again, the A _ o oinfirmation has been received ve miule nine daring forays deep into German-

i i

i

v-“wq-w

Anthony Eden Meets “McNaughton ’s Racers”

‘h’

fl-rlilllle’ motorcycle reconnaissance squadron of Canada's first lllYIE with Anthony Eden, now forcigu secretary. Trained 1o 56 ""0118 form one of the most spectacular _ oi‘ reports that. British motorcycle raiders occupied France. If the reports are true, these are the

i l... Edward Island. indicated support of tlcn with the mainland.

Premier CampbelPs Speech at Conference

‘Tram Seq To Seq”

OTTAWA, Jan. 14.-(CP) ier Thane Champbell, of

— - lease of Prince Edward Island the Prince Wmrticular problem of communica-

S 1'6’.-

the RcwellSirois recommendations, gards freight rates‘ me 1591-0991, (0

spciikine! at the Doininion-Provi clril conference today.

I believe, exaggerated." Mr. Camp- ibell said. “I feel iprcsent Prime Minister and his c0‘- llergucs are as much opposed tosuch ‘ aition as any government in Can- ada. at any time.‘

menclaiions It was ‘that governmental authority ‘vested in the provinces should be , _ ceritralireci under the every road in the province to mo- administration

ltioiis made to the Dominion (‘rev- ‘erriment that our primary industry of ‘Is'a:i<i—-:1ii:i I think I share the view of the esvornineiits of the hieriiimv Pl'C\‘lllC"S—llilS been erect- lv handicapped by certain phases or .ieatlii'e.s of dominion policy.

b‘ turn may alil ilrifls wci-e pil- question of

n- ‘this question has, I think, not keen gsubstantially charmed bv the 1e- rommendations. so that 1 do not .l;llll’lk any doors on this important ‘sllbiect would be closed 1v the adop- ‘iion of the report.

In‘ connection with the island's ‘particular problem of coinzziuirca- ili0fl with the mainland, l wi-ver, ‘i110 Commission has matte a iiiii- "15148. 5D€€lilC finding that the do- iniiiicn has_ not failed and is not 111111118 to ‘discharge i‘s resiroiisibi i- iles in thii. connection.

“This fear of loss of autonomy is.

we all recognize the

the Commission recom- indicatcd in no way ‘ now

He said

Dominion

Following is a partial text of Pre- ‘ c Cnmpbells sneechz‘ _ liili the details of this i . We have c aimed in al piesenta In 91,3,‘ 1 5m doubtful if any Commission ever could. because in Jder to appreciate iuiiv the prob- lems of this claim. snail 1 call it. of Pllllfie Edward Isanri, it is rcaly necessary to live there all iiiiqvcar iounu; and. therefore. fiiLllCtlfill the gt/cirunission did, I ‘Jelieve, iiirilze a lproper nssuinptioii ill imiricitly" as- suming that this problem niiii the standard 0i eiiicicncy required of he Dominion must ‘e ii 'i- in the

agriculture in Prince Edward. iirlier

Transportation

One of those features is the nrc- ‘ ‘ _ ‘ _ '

em of transportation ivhich in ll-Y-lll 0f 91.35"“ d“. "O31 b‘. sl‘h_di\'ldsd mm the iiut according to tile st: rrii

freizlit rates and m mhuonfederaiion or eien ffdllY

(Continued on pace "I. Co! 1i

EETTTZS iiii 51%

from captured Kllsura. i

ihc Italian command _ , iiirxivi to dlsband two Albanian bnt- ‘ Bcrnti. "continued to develop so.- trficns because they refused l0 Ioisfactorilyh‘ ClPSDllB fililfflv llllll-‘lll to the front.

Lord Bi-iivcrbmok,‘ Minister of Aircraft Production.

g m

Albania, Gen. Um Cavallero. W

ill" norfh of Klisura. whose fgll

said

also been opened ti!‘ way for an advance

had

"Phese border depots

uesistance at some points. _ in i Berati. south of Tirana. Albania s hoi capital, and northeast of Valona.

M

The new Italian commander

(Continued on PM! 8. Col 0)

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Premiers "Give Viewpoints On Sirozis Report

Afiillfigfi-x-J§2ie.lt15“%€le'§e‘fii . 7' . -—-

ffi; tfiifetlitttil:“stiff? tithe‘: Einphatic approval and strong criticism mingle; Hepburn seekipliblic sessions.

iial raiders and the Aiimiraltys an- (Bv C. h. lf-iziclvliurn. (Fuiziiliziii Press Staff \\ riu: i

Night Fighters Begin to show Results, report

‘h, x

nouriceinent of one or the smallest week's shipping losses of the war bostered hopes of Britons tonight of ovcrcominiz eveniuiriv the two chief nienaces to iiicir embattled island.

Last-night's iliassive lire bomb raid on tiic southwest port of Ply- nl0lllll, the target of 10.000 incen-

s and inaiiv tons of high 10x- (,)'i."l‘.\\\‘.\, _l.'ill. li»--~i Lflfl»! llilfllUllS ranging- {mm (~!‘]- pics e showed. however, iiat _ . - . .. _.; ' . . '. .. .- Brilai“ has m!‘ to g0 in Copingwm‘ ‘ iilnillc ilppiuinll ‘i0 clliiiul iipii i liliiii CZiillC t‘l(ll\'\) Vllillll viliiiUl the illSlllL raiders. _ ipriivincial l l‘i'llllt‘l'$ (‘filivtl llllO conference by lriiiie .\lil‘llSl€I'

Telling °l9lfmfl5 l° fend ‘llfmllhhhliickenzie King ii, qiiiisiilcr rcciiiriiiiciuiaiinns of the Roval (jun- raids’ me Au. Aiumnv Ilelvsigaglixlcv ll ‘ ii mi i): lllliliUll Priiiiii iil ilil iiiiuis ‘ said "more and irioie Naz oinicrs ‘ ii Y!“ . ' '- ‘ ‘F? \-'-' » -- flIT-flhflll! ll. <'¥‘l>l0(l. fimd H1959‘ 'l'l‘ii'e*i- lii‘i'lllli‘l'~ ifiviirirl ilic report, tliroi- illilrtliCtl ii ziiid ucitiii" ihroiiuli are b-einrz attacked - . ~ » - - Y with ‘Jam. success -- ‘ilirci- wcri- lliIll-CIilllllllil-‘il. l rliiie .\iiiiisici' Xiziviwiizir: lxuiq Th.“ number Of hiizht flKllllQrl: czihiiig ilir the liiJVtYlllllClii, urqcii iiiiiiiciiiziii: lllllllfflllCllilliiufi

squadrons, "is steadily increasing." it,‘ ' but ntidl-ti that progress He“? duly jwiis slow becziuxsclhi-iailiitsl e t» be taiiuht an entirey Il(’\\“ inliiuc.

of tiic l‘l‘("illllll<‘ll4lTlll(_Ill5 solar" as agreement coulrl be reached.

l'i‘l‘llll<'l'~i lil'.'li‘l{f'1| iii .\i:iiiiiilli:i, l’:iii<-i'=iiii of Fzislcitrlicivan ziiirl (liiiipiii-ll iif Priiici- .i§vl\\":ii'il lsliiuil ilcclrircrl for the ri-itoiii- similar illi‘ilil'i'ii>ll'~'.

llll‘ X ‘was of ‘ i’:x~ii:i'i~ ll-Vllllillil i»? (liiiillll, PZilillllO iii lil‘ ll [iiliiiiiliia 11,“... ‘m... m.“ ‘fugue r;~,_;|]".'illll kiwi". .-. til .\llJ\‘l'7.'i llflfCll tiic C-liiilUlfllit‘ not to aiiciniii iin-

thcse of the enemy because lllllii‘

_ ‘L mm ms been 1c,‘ i tiic Hwiilllldflfllilllll-lilS zit this time. Olll‘ llllll _-, QFS t fi-

lplvlil» llliiiillll‘ ii

fiction" lit-iii * (ilillllfllll iii (jut-lice. .\l.'ic.\lill:in of \'iiv.'i ‘i; iiia . _ , . . .

An Ailiriiriiltystatement saidtliut.‘ :iii~i .\li‘ l‘ iii ,\(_'\\' lll'lili\\yii‘l{ CXIPTU§§QIl a \\'lll,l1l'__f|1y'\; i... “o- Q. i mlllji‘ 1 ‘ -iii‘ilitii:~ (ll iiii- ri-ciiiiiiiiciiiliiiions “fllllfiill Clilillllllllllg 687 tons, we s In 011.)’ fcur . -. iii» ‘ii.- ill ZllfiWliiCl‘.

wcclts- of the v.:ii ave the ii".u:<s —-— it:

been less. The weekly average ins

i

iTwo Bandits Captured after

Greek spokesmen said the fltllll- ~

7Faotory blaze;

‘ ‘ ‘W000 ‘m; \\ licii iiie SlMKClI-lll-‘llliilg wa< tins Jceli i‘... 1.. i -

_ _ , ._.\~‘,..l. I _, , The sliarii (lecliiic was attributed "lfl 1”‘) l“ ’ llilll-i Ml- factors-bad liycntlici“. 1il-ll\iii‘;, Iii i’ =ii ri-iivu iuiliifllliill,‘ - ._ , r. s on -, _,_ _ , » - ll l‘ (‘sag “anlllub s_ ‘r illlllillliitl il a iiii-i ziig iii tiic

Spreads Dermatitis

iiiiic l'rciii:i-i’s \\lill justice A\]il‘—‘ isiui" laiiiiiiiiiit ziii-i .\liiii-s Miri-

iscil iiumlx-i" of escort vessels gried to convoys. At Plymouth rescue stiuaik dug

- . m. l~.li‘l L ll i.ii to ilcciiie u )1 ii -*——~

we i )l'II'Cillll‘(’ 'iuil 'lie Illfiilflll it NEW YORK’ Jim‘ M-(APF ' an.» Air iimisirv saiil that. iiiell Y . ‘ ‘ - l ” ' ’ Lilllls sciiwai-ez. United States Pilo- RAE m‘), m) its "nigh, Msauits m, , iiiliiiiiiiiig iiic press to future iic Health Medical Director. said

the German invasion ports. deliberations. twill’ B" mllbmak °l mmllmls"

-——m"'ir"- This mailer will i»- heiii at tetéithoePéifiiiliitia ififtélflfi IO a..m. tomorrow and the plen- States from fabrics finished with

new synthetic resin finishes. “The first cases were all traced to one particular f.ntsli which

New Ambassador

airy session uiil incet at ll a.m. .l'i'('llllt'f llilllllllll iiiis ziiiiioiiii-

C(‘(l lii: will liiilil Ulll fur \\"lllL" illanufaclurers "m" ha‘? Wllhdmwn 1 L‘ M‘ VJ ‘U _ ‘from the market for use on “rear-

l “f” “>- _ mi: apparel," he told the National

It. uas rumored tonight the meal] Dry Go-ds Asscciaiion c n.

meeting ivould also decide if the ‘conference would go on to the ha‘, “mic ms ( 0,. ‘l new Univ corrimiiicc stage but there‘ was no Fl.‘ $.11“. am V, 3,451,111 sigir of official confirmation. The bu.‘ would Him. m mipflnm H3 m original proposal was to set up -,._-liciri he liari selected. four nniin committees covering