THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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'l‘llls column ls reslerrrd for news of lul-lsi interest, but advertising of n In..." nature may he Inserted at I eeuls a word. strlrtly payable in ell\l|nl-e-__

Alli-Y Sleigh Bells. 45

RubIs at Braces. L-

-1l. N. UBRYAN of I-IulLRen- new and Co., Monizeal is buying furs daily at office of Charles

rs, Bummerside. w“ L-640-12-18-tf.

Harness. 0-1-10-21

, and all mill supplies at L-45D-1-10-2i.

l. BOARD. Beaver Board. -. a Sheet Iron. ilcavv can- \'.‘.\l 1.11‘ c: ring window's. obtain- able at Era ‘s. L-450-1-1il-2i.

___\l|r. WILDING representative pl PbflCy Furriers, Montreal, will no ll: Strong's store on Wednesday ' lilY-‘ifllly of this week with a .Cl‘iilli‘lll of la'li°s fur coats

-s.~\n DEATH 0F ISIANDER - M155 Gertrude Buntain of Kensing- toll has received word of the [P8110 (HRH) of hzr aunt. Mrs. Alexander oi DOfCllfiSttl’, Mass. On mas Day she lvas terribly ti when her dress caught fire friuu lhe gas stave. Pneumonia dc- vclopcd and she passed away three days later. The funeral was held on \V clay afternoon. Dec. 31, from ill-c rcsiticllcc ill tile Clillilllfl plot ill North .:r Cclnstcry. The dcsciuvd u‘ . before her marriage, Mary Mm loin. a dauzhtcr of the into Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacLcan oi Gra- hlulrs Road. She is survived bv hrf‘ hi ' sisters and one : Mrs. Alexandra Cetio of tihcster. l\/Ia.ss.; Mrs. George N. . ni ll of Chestnut Hill, hinss; 1' . Ejpllrninl Read 0f Vancouver, ll. C and William of Union Road. P. B, L-(Summerside papers please copy .

—W. l". S. MEETING —— The rn- nunl lnesting of Kcnsington U: rii (Tilureh W. M. S. was held n Wittllltfisilay afternoon. Jan. '7. Mrs. D. MacKenzie presided and openrd the meeting wi h a call to worship and hymn 5'10. Minutes of last mert- itig were rend and. approved. Mrs. Taylor re. a letter of thanks from Iii R." A and Brolvn of Sydnty l for box sent by the socifiy. s on the past year's work v: present/ed by the different 0!- izols. Those of the Associate Heir- efs Secretary and Mlssiull Bmd 5a.‘. tollv oncollrazlril- 1942 were install-d _ sivc scrvic" conducted Ir: Rrv. A. . Stirling. The retiring "c dent thanked the members for their lo_vnlt.v to her and asked the nlnle for the new President. F's. .1. D. Stirling who then took the chair. She thanked the exec 1v.“ cf lust ' for their faithfulness and : .. ‘on. She zlslrd each one ill c year to look to the riollt . "ce cf strength and ask God. to guide us and make us more earllrlt in our work. Each has a special task to do and ii one fails. all the work silifers. 'I"he (in-operation of all mcoibcrs is necdfd Th". executive is lo lnsrt at. i‘ . 1 .Vf'x=. Hm" ce Gwvor on Friday nflcrmon. Jail. l6. to p'an for the lWYS WTTk- fiir-cting closed with devotional per- iod. theme "we live by faith in God. the I-loly Spirit." Hymns 162 nrd 154. were sur": lmd the members lrinro in n oircl." of sentence pray- els-(Pioncer please copy).

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Personals

-'F‘risnds will rcgrzt to hearthrt lili". llrlv \Vaite cf Shcrorcckc ls ill ill the Prince County l-lospltifll-"K-

--Mr. David Dunning of Granville 1s seriously ill at his 1101719. H15 nunlcrcus friends are anxlbufiil’ wall-hing for his recovery to heal h. —K.

s Margaret. Ficming of 0t- ,cnt Cllrisllllrs hulk-dis Wm! Austin Murphy of

George Calbeck oi Sum- churned hcnrc on Monday

. zsr lg ChlIlZOliCtlliVll.—K,

~ul~s n. J. uwsau find daugh- ter Lenora, of Charlottetown. were Paigengers to Kinkora on Monday-

-—P-‘vate Arnold Praught oi the Nil. .llg1‘l'S. arrived Moiidnv night ircnl Sydney to spend a leave at his home in Grand Rivera-K.

——Mrs. Andrew O'Keefe returned V? her home in Kensington on Mon- dill’ after spending a yveek in Char- lOtlf‘l(l\'Ji1.—K.

-—Mlss Virtus Roberts. R. N" 01

oncloll, spent new year's with hcl‘ Barents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rob- tft-i. 0i Middleton.

—Mrs. Ollie MacNcill oi Summer- lltli‘ has been spendlllll ll Hillel?“ rtslt with her parents, Mr. Imd MP8-

aiik Marks at Margaie-S

-Mr , is the guest of the i4§§§¥l.§§$%¢utrol Street. summerside-S '

~Miss Yvonne Kilbride of Lct 11 Silent. a few days

Week berm-e rggumlrltg her studies at t- .

Kinkora Convcn .

—1t ' t that m. is pleasing txlhfiglggflmg at," brig: seriously ill with pneumonia.

Jmlih Sheen

——Mlss Hazel Adams R. N . 0i Kenslnxton has been appointed Superlnrlfeiident "like County Hospital.

\Mr. Arthur Mill oi Kensinlltt!" lllutloyird with the Bank oi Nov! 5min at Montague. has been trans- "md to Pugwash. u. s. K-

l‘ ‘Y endlzss rubber belts, bzlt afte

and ilrerlnrnt ER

xasant visit with her ‘“

u. Kensinjlton this selves m hard pressed for

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W. and Mrs. Athoi Woodside and son Lee of Sydney, C. B, are spending two weeks holidays with at any or m; [oflqwjnl “Mum relatives at Borden, Bedeque and Charlottetown,

MI. snd Mrs. Emile Gallant left Gaudet. 6'1 Granville Street. $5,: welt; tor-aw; 011mm.‘

P8. s. c on an Mrs. to en! home in Summerside by wm_ Nuuom o; Sydney, c_ B,

The sfilcefe symgaéhy of the colrunun y s ex en e to Mr. C. B$EfBfBd§untOn Rocqiieis and Hugh Ahearn of BOrden On the

aces. L450-l-10-2i. girth of lgiishmizgthir, litre. Rusieli

_ _‘_‘ earn w c oo pace st er prevgflhgggégfior (gillililélfif 11011513 in Pomona. California on 511mm,,‘ if?“ We nesday, December 31st.

_sNow SHOVELS genera, pub Mrs. Aeneas MacDonald, who has

pose “b, h ,5, d , been visiting at Borden returned obtallslablec Sr. ‘gfiocci? Lgigefll-l-Slgggfi "° h" “m” “l we“ Si» Pm"

____ on Thursday,

—SOUTII SHORE Hockey League Bedeque Rink, Monday, January 1V2. New Anllan vs. Frectu-lvn Maple penis. Admission 20 cents, skate

L - - - . —"'— ____ 472110 21 A quiet wedding took place in _RED CROSS nlEE-l-ING _ The Sacred Heart. Church in Borden on annual meeting of the Wilmot Val~ MmdnY- January 5th when Re"- lcy Red Cross was held recently at W- V- MQCDQTWM "mt"! ‘I! ma?‘ inc home of Mr. John Hogg with a. Ylflgc Miiry Helena Keough, daugh- good attgndgnce c1 ;np,nb§,-g_ '1‘11eii’l' of Iiiiutin and the late Mrs. officers for the coming your arc as Iieoush oi Chile ‘Traverse. and Lay- follows: Plcsident, Mrs. Harry ton Green son of Mr, and Mrs, Simmons; Vice President. Mrs. Arthur Green of Albany. -Best Floyd Casely; Secretary Treasurer. wishes are extended to the young Miss Lucy Hose. The Society had couple for a happy wedded life gcciilmpllllshed a greatudcai of, work __ ' ilrng le year. as lc fol owing - l > . , _. statement SllC\V5Z—- Wilmot Valley ,S,l\:,?gy,,,f,l,1,f,n°;,,t‘,' lifmceq§fifiil€ Red Cross work for post year: 11 ti,‘ , ‘t “s” " knitted sweaters. 5 pyjama. suits, 7 P8 9333111}: a ‘ ~‘ hmne l“ mews pyjamas’ 7 me,“ bathmbex omona. Calfornla, on Wednesday. 13 baby blankets, u pa,“ seamen-B December 31st of Mrs. Russel socks, 23 pairs soldiers’ socks. 29 Alma"! after 9- 19W? 11171955- pairs mittens, 3 pairs glovcs. 12 ,M1‘5» A1_1911Yl1.f°lm@1'1lf M55 Ma- wolnens night gowns. 4 WOILIBIfS tlldu Winchester‘. was born at slips. 3 quilts. 2 baby quils, 42 baby Nortllnnl. P E I. in 1874. For diapers, 2 women's coats, 2 bed come years she alld her husband jackets, 1 hot water bottle cover. 2 lived at Borden and Summerslde. child's 16381118 ECI-‘i. 1 Child's coat. With her family she went to the 1 child's divas-S ohllcamstales in 1924 and resided ———- l . .. .e' . ' . ._nllATl-l or FORMER ISLAND- X ‘fill, Y,“ luff; Z2? il,.l°f,',§_, -'I‘h sad word ci the risath oi M“ AWN-n “re\\‘t ,3 Pcména‘ ca. Mr. Fredric lvliigford. at the Cen- .,,,,‘, ha}, 's,,,ce“,,,,,de ma, m, oral Hospital, Vancouver, B. C., af- ‘more ‘ m si..l:l..l‘";.r..,°‘..ll°.2:“:l':...:l p vogijnpgg sumo-oi. out... by his sister, Mrs. Clara Mhcr-tclll. ~~ e m“ _- Y m“ Whem" She Silmnlerside. Tile deceased was 5i m “[110 f" SFQMQHQ 0f 1191‘. yogi-s of nge imd W35 born at Brad- iolce this spmzldla tribute that silo album p_ E_ 1,, 5m, of mg 1;; e Mr, “as one cf the cf womoxl and lvirs. Robert Muwford. When a CllfOllill and iic sic ill her young man he left for Vancouver home. generous to th se in need, where he has since been cnlnloyrd helpful in trouble and a friend to

011i; ll R118 9B lie l Beides herhsba - Mr. Mugford visited his sister and vhmf b, “n.0, d“,,,,.,,’,‘fi.,.f“f\,',§ “,1; many friends in Bradalbano andM Pmzwm solmfM “ bu); E‘ Charlottetown last summer after on F,.',,,,c,s ' Rjymwn 'q,,,'__k ' "m, "Mm; absence of thirty years. Ho lcovcsio Ada ,,',',,_fi,j,, Wh-MTQ, "mic H, mourn his widow (nee Mercdlt-n - ‘ ~_ , -_ <99 Weldon nf Amherst. N, S.) and one 5mm C Hugh Ahesllll- Bmden. P daughmq M155 Doris a; homm also E. I. James Ahearn, Glendale. Cal. two brothers and four sisters. Ev- and J- D- Ahefllh. Pvmumi. 178-1.. erett and Jack in Victoria. B. 0.111530 0116 Sister. ‘ivfrs. Wesley smith Mrs. Emil Large. Waterbury. Cont}. El erslic. P. E. 1. and two bro- Mrs. Ernest Brenton. lrlllvcrhui. thcrs. Joules Wiuchestel" of st

Miss Jean Muttart of Charlotte- town visited frionds in Carleton and Borden on Wednesday.

Church, officiating". Intcrnlent Wlifv 1n the cunetery at Pomona, C _ f0_nia, U. s, A,

frsnt; Field Marshal Karl Rudolf Von Rundstedt, commander of the Southern Russian front: and Gen. Heinz Gudsrian. tank canlmander cart? csldtral RiliilfifléglfifiLt L, T“ 0 8v 8Y9 0" T? m“ w l -- . could more. Tile mi de- The BBC bftuficfiil 11 T995" that partment announced that SYISJDPLIV "flluwfs fife T158 l" Bcmll" ma‘ after midnight Sunday Samoall Ernest Udet, Quart-mnaster- “me (7 a, m_ EDI.) a 5mm enemy Ge "a! 91 the a“ mm?- "dld n” vessel fired 14 small calibre shells die as was officially declaredwbtit mm me Sun,“ are“ mus,“ sngh, ha‘ b?!" 9x99117957’ injuries to three pdrsons but no U“? m? BBC 531d‘ W“ "mde nlatel-‘al dftfilfif“ to ‘installations responsible for slvrironflngs. in- Pan,’ Pay}, hidbar ,1, gmiw ,- hrmrity “mi in-“(Isc “my M “u. rated“ as thu" safsst and best hgrbols‘ force material replacement." m the so ", ‘s‘ m d The flier, a first great. war aee and m l1 1a, cit-s.“ eunavy Stain, and internationally knciwn movie smmereed ‘all, f: a “n o" h and stunt fiber. 111,23. '-l_,T5!"'al1l' Sifli- ‘ ' ‘ e By‘ f.u : .. .an cc- ,_ gin? “_3'_°,7e“§,l_,e 555511., on “mo, evcggtgledlzcislbihtyiblhnt mgr attack over-pen. H'tl.=r himself and Gcer- ~f H ~; Y F1811 minim? m} u’ mg, the Gfsym~n 8;,- chjgf. atfgnd. sur ace, 1X1 th. same manncl as ed the Udet funeral in the Aii‘ attack-l on several islands o! Ha- Ministry Nov. 2i, Berlin dispatches Wall- smd a, the “ms I The formation of big army bump- swedish newspaper dspatches ers found the Japanese battleship from BerPn tcdry rerorted ,iile elx- lnwlltlliilati, Boy. 1110],: than 000 cc tfo cf four no '18 rl tie 1111.05 sou of Mani . Gsthnnnn coritcl Fir‘ Ore was Later. the same formation of nkelman. de- Izeavy army bombers attacked an gcffbgd s; an economic min'stry enemy cruiser and two large trans- offfcial. elvcuted for tho illegal ports in the Celebes Sea. south of hawking of food and clotlfnlz ra- the Philippines. The results of this tion tickets. attack were not determined, the Twc. tltzrrarrntly Cwoltc-Slivuk- commumque said. . ions. woise accuser‘ of Ewing WPflP- The attack repulsed by ltfecAr- ens and ire fourth. said i0 P a thur’s force northwest of lilianila Pie. was charged w.th BSPl-“IIBKP- was made on the American-Philig- Whatevfl‘ F071"! ‘m mime pine right flank, anchored in i. e Germany. new cut eff from direct marshes 0g me pampmga Rpm- "mmuhlfifivtlu “"7"! the “Nd ‘a’ delta "with tremendous free“ "”l‘.'~i- mic thin! 15 V1435!“ The Malalag Bur. on the western h”? bycnl" '."°"" ,"",-"h" shore of the Gilli of Davao. which t1 J1 91"?!‘ i199)?“ m t“ sub P" of the Japanese appear to have con- ncws iiccoiii=i,egvo§i:;{,"b1= 1° 6"‘ verted into an offensivehsprlhfi- many "PM" n l - f th‘e invasion of t e Ne. - The Gem“ "i110 i“ °°"“““ maolilidlobast rhinos. is some as news and promlmiido lwwl D-N- m of the lty of Davao,

Mass. Mrs. Edward. Ripley. A! -El;=.m (1nd L-Jnugl wmcheste}

herst. N. S.. and Mrs. MZICNC-ml of Silm nersdic,

Summer-side. Burial “'35 l‘? vim‘ Funeral services were held in the

c0uV6T-—3 Reeves {e May Chapel, Saturday at 2 o'clock with Rev George N

Recvcs pastor of First Christian

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ifs. BOMBERS

,. ,. i] . B~ "ml ‘h’: 9w“ 57M‘ men m m es gout twice as lnr from the’

to unusual ‘ma "b? ,. t". 0mm puns, and m 5mm cams w,“ cniranc. to the gul a .e S

strc-lz lnvsulvo to deny various "inmost tip of Mindanao.

I ‘ ts clroulatinz abroad. ‘T . "alter-rial conditions in Germany l-“lll; ‘.’l"'l.l‘l.‘l.l"“l.ll.l.'l a; too-onto om om o

Nazi rmfes on the Red front. u, Today LChdCn heard details of for Lib." "m" "l" m" °’ °

i n 1i focd difficulties. A Nazi oerloiil- lilfdll‘;l"fll,‘f,fg',,g,'i°tllff“ pffsfillonw,’ tural leaflet. su.i:p.y caief Frcuden- (lcecut, kl was not Otherwue beret)‘. was said to havevimued e. the llidflc §2"'“"" imgillisofltllvfflegax-Ofltllfllll: 5pm? Admiral! said that ul-

rmany, no

rich agricultural fields of iihe Sov- though the supDY 5111i’. 01' mtldlum let Ukraine must do everything size, vras not seen to sink, it was Possible to we herself this "ear dilmiisod so srvmlv t“°°o,j‘§,,°°' ' - q _ "l idered pr a e.” 2,2051% ntgatgétxi, ‘seilbscim in the R ls stwtioogzlngn cglésrfinfidmwlguagfi- The Soviet scorched-earth policy mei continued to raw - “w l“ “"2" u?“ 6.22%.‘; "slum; .‘°l'"§...l2. with";

oeneve Mo» n. - - - i ,, lea for colonization of the Ukraine. mo sundry Pictorial that s mere t was said. dgfeat" of Rommel was not en- The occupied territories. them- ough m“! “At the very least, Tunisia. and and will not be as greet sources of m are,“ naval bu; ‘L Bigerte supply as they were for the um mun be wcumed by u,’ md power. bWO YQITO 0f Gfiililhylg Wl-l‘. m, Mrnelds mgégtge

————-————-—— , a o none-s swam. mes Qgafwlfmfifgflll“ m,‘ nfnnm. u.

Pmav, N. m-(or) -’I‘o eon- Pr" “m”: am h 3mm, serve Blsollne and rubber local le - G:"",,‘,';;'I§; $5,218,“ 1%,“? cmwg tonne-tries have decreed thet flier gwfah, would “autumn “ma, children not use the family esrs for ‘g’. and -,,,,_ pow" m,‘ emu, con. going todsnoes or movies. v0” w 8B,, 0,, a my”; m“; m

__'_—’___'__ h E i. mm“ "Annfrufl Egfllolnd ltiliglgitlltl agommentatols One ferilrzzr is drawn frm the hilt“! that m? "pm westward 1g-

siag cr waste matfcr obtained in vance of British forces in Afr a the pwdtbtlots of mo. would hob covet" = t-"miw"

Berlin all are 501138

' hitting

,_ Authorities

The navy's ccmmunique suggcst- '

BORDEN C. W.L. Meeting Annual Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the C. W. L. of Indian River was held on Jan. 6th. The meeting was opened by the reading of Lgflgue prover by Rev. Father Trainer, chaplain of the leasue. The minutes of last meeting were read and ap- proved. The President gave s re- hurt re-paeking of boxes for the men in His Majesty's forces. Twelve boxes consisting of cigarettes. choclate bars, gum and razor blades were sent to those in Great Britain and twenty-nine men serv- 1118 in various parts of Canada and Newfoundland were remembered with clgamttes making a total of forty-one boxes sent. several of the men expressed their appreciation personally while home on leave and letters were read from others who had received a parcel.

A rocliogram was received from Rev. R, F. McDonald. former p55. tor of Indian River, now on military duty m England, saying that. he had IGCCIVCd Christmas cake, extending emotive-s and assuring us that he was well and happy. This message was ‘read at Midnight Mass. and "eed-BSS t0 Say the congregation We"? delighted to hear it.

A letter was read from a mem- ber expressing thanks for treat of fruit receivcd during illness. Also o letter read from the Matron o: the Provincial lnfirmery acknowledging Christmas box sent to one of the patients, formerly of this parish,

Letters were react from the coll. vene: of sisters of soviet: Il wds moved and seconded that five dol- .ars be sent to the Sisters of Ser- vice. Discussion on Study Clubs fol. lowed. All agreed that the younger members of the narish shcu‘d have thfli‘ own groups and it was dc- cioed to call a meeting of the young llicple and get them organized. other grvulls could re-ozganim as last ycflr. Ways and means of fin- ancing and assisting the parish financially were discussed. Sym. Dflthj: VJIIS expreiscd for two mem- bers wllo ilflVi‘ bsen rcerllilyi barcnv- ed. A Mass sing offerui for a deceased nlcmber.

Members reported sending several boxes to needy famlles at Chfigr- fas. The m€eting odJourncd with

the closing prayer. K_ TANK-POWERED

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bombing and strafing cf roads. railroad stations and rolling stock, Slliihly bases and other vital points behind the British lines.

Then on Jan. B they sent 124011 iflllks duwnthe mam roads straight into the British lines.

British forces, who heretofore had encountccd .-\Jill.‘l1g larger than the two-luau Japanese tanks in these jllllglcs, rssistcd bitterly. .llld took a heavy toll of the on- coming Nippcnsse before they gave way

While they were withdrawing slowly in Scl:ill_;ol' and the Kllllll- tan Ell'€.i on the west and rho cast, i119 R. A. l“. was carrying the war oeep lnto enemy territory ill hard-

raids on Japanese air- flmmes. shipping. landing places and supply depots.

Japanese planes

the week, bllt they have been kept at a gleat altitude by the island's stiffening anti-aircraft barrage. Jaiillzfinessdbombs have caused little mary ems andbtf . ilian casualties? u cw 01v are repeated] - mg m0 City's population {o precautions and crirci tlsfchco measures, however, as heavlef M. tacks are expected,

CAPTURED NAZI (Continued-YE; page 1)

. .____i. W“ mt enough. and that the Brent Frenzll naval base of Bizerte must be occupied.)

(A squadron of long-range Bur. rioanes based deep in the Libyan djrsfirt has been attacking LlXlS slip- pgv l nss and’ nirdrolncs.

(The air nunistry in London sold the squadron had destroyed 13 air- craft and damaged others, and knocked out nearly 400 Lfgngpflft; l-elglcles. ‘Three, Hurricanes were as. .

Room-ls of an RAF. bombing and machine-gun attack on taxis tanks grouped near Ras El Aali were seen as indicating that fut-Gen. Er- win Rommel may have chosen zhat section along the Gulf of Sirte for the next stand of his still-strong armored force.

Military some-ls said tltey tchrhco from questioning Gerznan prisoners that the idea of eventual defeat .n North Africa. finaliv hsd been driv- en home to Rommers men during the last- sevcral weeks.

The average prisoner, it was said. gives the impression that the Ger- mans are prepared to fight to the bitter end in Africa. not with en- thusiastic hopes of victory but ss s matter of military honor.

Many ’ to have lost their faith in Rommel and openly critici- zed their generals whom they blam- ed for leaving them in the lilrch.

MARINES TELL TRIS

The United states Merino Col-m Sever had s mutiny of any descrip- nn.

German air and sea attack on Malta. British bastion in the Medi- terresn ust south of Sicily. some sources eve said that an attack on Melts is imminent. pointing out that sir raids on the small island had been almost continuous for the last few days.

The British forces already hold girdromeg in Libya. with which Melts is within range of the best fighters, but an advance to Tripoli would provide slrdromes less than 250 miles from the island fortress and enable fighters to defend Malta fronl the mainland, if Malta's own planes were forced to leave.

These sources said occupation of Tunisia. would make reinforce- ment of Malta. by direct route lzom Britain safer because planes from ‘runisinn bases could provide an "air umbrella" for supplies lllrouzli dangerous Mediterranean watels. Tunisia is still loyal to Vichy-

BAQDERSIDE GUARDIAN

PRINCE COUNTY C

HRONICLE Wilhelmshaven

The annual meeting of Bedeq:

District !...0.L., and Scarlet Che ter will be held in Bertheller [.0680 Rooms at Summerside, ' _, _i4. 1942, at. 10.30 a.m. J. F. Profltt, D. M. and J. A. Council. D. R. S... L-flli-l-IO-Si.