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Tie Illhnt legacy to baton upon children lo virtue.

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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT riYDE PARK, NY., Nov. 7 -- (AP) — President cit islri iorcli-b z ‘Eng Hyde Park neighbors ionightl lllfll ll. lUOlfS very much llké I'll have l0 be Ctlllllllg‘ up here.‘ case, and vrc are quite surc llliii. it is, then the Canadian Legion feels on the train from Washington for another‘ four years." liut he snitl also that while the rcturns were "not so bad >l can't CflYlCJlll! any

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Body 0f Local lion discovered At FllHlYS Shove

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o7. l.ll)0ili'Ci'. oi Char- ' found nb.ut 4 o- nftcrnrdm beyond

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i ,\ u n man in the wntcr. ’i‘hcy coiled tho Police and Sgt. Watson Higgins Jiltl Constables Robert l) 1.". tor Hundrnlnti qui ‘i

4:20 nncl noihird Cox-anci- Dr. J i

I -fl. D. McGuigun. After the Doctor had

and Dance. St. TETCSXL. by jljflljull,

examined tile body. it was rznlovtul '1 iu the Cincliffe lun-

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‘ Jernl home where a coroner's Jury,

l-l-ose Vnllcv

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KHQhlt-ktn Suuncl and Dsncol rlstsh WQClHUSGiY North;-

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l-lonor Roll in November iith _at

in New Perth Hall. Nov- Wvbstezds Orcxhlcsltru.

distance. Ofldléllfwll f-nni, Mo“.

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cm- ol Beet Pulp

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Dillon it Snillett.

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Church of Scot- ot chicken sup- Nov. 36 cents, start- 11-8-

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with Dr ‘f J You ns coroner met at 9:30 No witnesses "ere haurd mid the inquest wrs ud rned till Thursday evening nt 7 . ,

According to inc Police, several‘ pcoplc suw the lute Mr. Carr ull t-ie s.il"ct~ts Monthly nficrnowi 4nd evening but no definite reports had reached the PCliCB u!) to tnidni-ifib last night that anyone lmd seen him at anytime ‘Fucsilcy until his body was IlDLECOG in the water in; late afternoon. l

Mr Byron Brown is foreman of the jury. ‘rm other members are Absn Moot-can. Lloyd Moore. Itlon- roe McLeod, Able McDonald, H. L Hardy, and-A. Peters.

The late Mr Carr is survived nY his wife, now in the United States. and o son. Joseph Jr., who ls C N. R. section foreman at Mount Albion. He has four brothers all living in the cit : William. David, Albert, George. lso s sister, Lydia, who is Mrs. Samuel Hood. Grafton Street.

MANY NAIOOTIC BOIBEIIIIS

WINNIPEG. Nov. '1 — (GP) -- Dr. Harvey Agnew of ‘Toronto, sec- retary of the Canadian Hospital Council, said here today that nar- cotic robberies from hospitals and doctors’ offices in Canada. arc rea- ching alarming proportions.

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I d By KIRK]! L. SIMPSON, Associated Press War Analyst

Japanese officials‘ nerves, already frayed by naval dlsastcro in Philippine waters, can hlrdly have been soothed by Marohnl Stalin’: blunt "aggressive" nation reference to Japan in his Russian revolution anniversary speech.

Whatever else it might mean. it clearly reasserlcd Russian approval of Anglo-American proposals for total elimlnatl of Japan as a threat to peace in the Pacific. Tokyo could rend into it implications of ulti- mate Russian participation in that task.

It. came. too, at the moment when Tokyo could hnvo small doubt that the war against her was about to be stepped up by Britain In the Bay of Bengal ares. That was the obvious conclusion to be drawn from the American supcrfortress raid on Singapore, nml the fact that the dry monsoon now is blowing in Indian water: to invite active Allied air Ind amphibious tions.

Targets of the big bombers, flying from base: in India, were the dockyard facilities at Singapore. So fur no Allied information goes there is no place other than at Singapore where docking facilities to accom- modate damaged Japanese capital ships can be found in South China Sea. or Netherlands Indies waters. _

The superfortress raid on Briinlns former naval base at Singapore may have been directed in part nt finding and finishing off Japanese naval ships crippled in the furious air-sea. battles precipitated by Am- erican invasion of Leytc. Admiral llnlseyhi Third Fleet carrier planes have been effectively continuing the hunt for those seeking refuge in Philippine harbors including Manila.

ninth] Sales Still

Prince Edvni-d Isl-and this" into the home sirct Q1‘ ii»; enth Victory LCflll \. minimum OlJJECllVe a my ]).]S§Lfl. by virtue of a PfOVlllClZll, Gtwcxn- ment subscription or $500,000.

The government purchase 1 the provincial total past tho $3 090 mark. but $1.1‘. 11ft m.» P far short of its QULLZIS tin‘ illf

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ual buyers. However. with days of the campaign 5:111 m- mzining local loan officials are

confident that Islanders will 51.1,.)- port their sons overseas by buying enough bbllds l0 put this province over thc top for - s

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The first province in Con In fltlnflimce the passing of its .~:i mum Oblefilll/Et Prince Edward Is- lnno can also be the Dominion lonil tier by having the highest 1ic'.'c:n1‘.i;‘;e' of quota. This cnn bc occom) l"‘d l by the VJIlOUS distrivsts .

their salcsmcn to tllc- limit and _\l l

"Cdnadian Legion Scores Supine Manpower Policy And Calls Issue Critical

OTTAWA, Nov. '1 -- (GP) - r-ollowlng is the text of’ the statement i issued by in: Dominion Executive Council of the Canadian Legion on Csnritlzi‘; manpower problem:

“In recent days Canada has been deeply disturbed-by the Cabinet crisis which has resulted in the resignation of Col. Ralstcn. Whilst no official pronouncement as to the cause of this resignation has been

mode public, there scams to bé gencrolvngrctivljleflt that ll W55 due W the refusal of the Govclunncilt it. hnplemcnt its pledge given at the time of the pleb e, that lf '..:e ivnr situation dcmzmdcd it, con- scription for cvcrscu scrvicc would be implemented. If this 1S the

that the ii c has arrived flair ltnais aligiotlonal body, to give expfesslml to the n." mi mind on t1 s cm on 55118-

"First of nll, in vicw of the disturbed state of the public mint} and the importance of the issue involved, \vc fcei that the lilcadolse ‘l; Govcrnmcnt should give a plain, fnciunl statement as o‘ icon Col itulstoifs resignation nntl make public tlic (lain lcgnidini! N" crvliiilcfits and cnstinliics which apparently determined his action.

lfncnslncss and Frustration

- , f- rtrrlon of the public, especially '1'?" f tlnfhe dqlllrllncxr-ltiof-ltin of the boys sell/inf! OVQYRQS- h“ ba ‘°'~s.“,ll..5d“137 tire statement made by Gen. McNaughton at Arn- whichlreveals that w: can only count on some short period " t" .‘ v ,.v .. :1 utc. bow“, [new ,5 (‘Jugs _, ieinforcianent situation bccoii x18 he .. shwnneni, in z our immediately atnilnbc reserves ‘ngiflpidlv dc; mm ; tniofficlnl rcport from the Front l i-idiofc ‘int tin: nbr: icc of sufficient l‘.'.'iillL".l infan- l T5 .25’ l is imposing nn unduly llcnvy burden “mm l v l‘ . cause of these cuccssivc demands. . nrc b "oinlng itggi'a\""0tl. H _ ‘mtg . ._ - c . l.‘ ‘uigions ..' - ~11," 1.. ‘_ll0l\ ul but. ltitnon and G h r I‘ ’ men‘ int-lcntc lrnrly to the Lcuon that the morncnt has filllVsd l .. .v 4,5 t seen by the Priinc hTilllStfll‘ himself two WW5 fist‘! “l,':f,l‘|,:l<»i(l in lbc l-lousc n.’ Commons: ‘not nccc .....ily conscription, i w .. . -- -» _ but conscription if necessary»

Lcglorfs Policy

ivy rclntt upon ihc troops iii i110 the (l.ll‘i§',€l\ hi‘ b.iit‘c in‘.

n1“~e Lpgiqlffi polio in reg "d to this matter has been long es- , .

ding their individual 1JilECllLIS9S to the totals already announced. '

After sales for the day had been l tabulated and the Provincial Gov-j ernmcnfs purchase allocated loani headquarters announced that the! Provincial totul stood 1ft $3,322,951). i

By districts the totals were as follows: Summerslde, $579,300; Prince County outside Summerslde, $734,450; Clwrlottewwn, $1,094,650; Queen's County outside Charlotte- ‘tgsvn, $584,100 King's County, $330,- n)

Summerside was the only district in the Province with its objective reachai in individual sales, with; $334,300 subscribed of a. $305,000 OlJ~l jective.

At the same time loan headquar- ters sold that Queen's County wast the only county over the top WilCll‘ the GovcrmucnVs half-ntillion 101-, lar subscription was nllocat ‘

' ' utllcs by districts, with the objcctivcsl in brackets were as follonx»: Prince. County outside Summersidc. 3551-‘ 950 ($879,000); Charlottsloivn, $682,-, 650 ($725,000): Queen's County int- side Charlottetown, S=l2ii.t‘ri'J 154145;, 000»; King's County, $209,450 $38‘. 000v ~— r i

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Loan officials said lost night that; the excellent showing by this :u'o-| vince should be zngreat cncournscfl ment to “our boys on the battlc-l fields " l

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LONDON, Nov. T —— (CPi ——Tll"‘ month-long battle in clcur the G" inzins from Souihvvrsi l-follzuitl from the Sshelrle River cstui \'l"tually came to a close tonight 1st Canadian A: into llln Nazi's ' ‘ ‘ tar

wiicn nu v5.11‘ “'35 in l>1'°5l1V°"l- the

iiiiiiuiui nrrl untquivor-‘l- I“ 13%‘ r‘ " "T (Continued on P329 9. Cul- 5) L _ __ .

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S '1 e offlcrrs recovered tlic body iiLl

—-' l‘ bl l. b their fellow "island Veterans not wanted’ . WW1 l“ e ‘lmles gnu,‘ “why

seems to he the policy of tgficltoyl-l: lgliféllltlldfifSbyOllhc wnmwst Exmey!

al Cdnodlan Mounted . 1 QodWill, and regret at- mll’ Prwlncc n ‘he preseinl ‘itlixlio-H forged departure. ‘ o‘ ‘he R'C'M'P' nerwnnet llhirt 3 The only islanders now wearing; "“"'f,°""fqla,flf““,,n|v “ml t the RCMP. n ‘form in this Proé ll! - v . - , . -

Prince l-Idwartl lslnntlcrs were lcfi gxeIf/‘Jav- N-A‘ Sha“ an _ at the beginning of this week. Oni- N‘; ‘MSW m-r the transfer of ly 1W0 "l “m” rm" “c” return; l corp. Mcmthui" and Const Leard‘ mhmrs‘ ‘lewmns of ml imsl YVM ‘ has bccn xzlvcn, and the fact that, Mm the“ Sudan-ch. they arc being replaced by younrl

n. nien lacking both their cxpcrlence

its pollccincn and their records as war vw-icrnns. has given rise to ll great dcnl of speculation. __V___ _i

This week , veterans received their n d lng orders to luck “F “

‘med by young men from other

‘Island Veterans i .

ncrflss the Mnzis River nlucl. in

West, smncrl lllf‘ lcci‘ lcwn hi‘ .\fi:l

tilcburt: on WsIciiriq-n ISIJIZC. F». '

Supremehcarlqtiarici n nicnt on the German assrrtlzm. ' it was recalled here that turf-v us‘ Gcmruin reports of Mmy amphlblous lion: on this coast 11nd rrccivcd Allictl con-l flrmntlon litany hours lifter B:

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‘the Supply rcncillng the Island is little more than could be used by

ti’ by fnr than that of the Spring

H F‘ ht. land unless ‘ars ir 111 1 I l1 c 1c supp c: n

ntucs, it is however a CF01) ».

but the shorting-c of ijaf$ tin;

ldittn tlin‘. is crs. llflVL‘

ill (Toinmiitec.

coiinicd In twilurt lim

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OVER CAR

"shurtugc uf both box cars and "tor cars up to the pre- plucctl the potato Province in the lion lllcy have ever ‘ sitys n statement is-

sued jointly lid. Potato Growers‘ the Associated Shippers, lnc., and Canada Fuckers, Ltd.

The statement followed a tens: sittiation resulting from the inab- ilil‘ Island shippers to obutin ~c tlluii an average of l5 to

mo 2'} curs pcr day, whereas the de-'

mand at. this time is for a min- imum, of about 50.

The statement by the shippers continues:

"The Province this year

atocs both seed nncl tablcstock which ucspite the shortage of lab- or and wct weather of October has been safely harvested. It has al- ways been the custom to move‘ a lzirge quantity of potatoes from i ~ prior to the mlClLlfE Novcnibci. This year there has

nLucL. in dill-buildings. of there lire still hundreds of cars.

Courting Disaster

b “Potnocs ctinnpt be moved now in other lllilll refrigerator cat's and

only large shipper. Dealers 1n var- ious parts of the Province are strlln»; out circulars and other- nl zidvising their farmers that tho. lmvc (tone everything pos- Sll).t1 to stulttc curs to move tlicir pfUttUCtS but without svull. Their cdis arc simply nut forthcoming,

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qumtiiics bctore ice con- iis mtcrft-re with the Ferry cmcni. liic is stcr awaiting prinio tgrotvcrs will be grout-

o.

i914. the mcnloty of which will‘

profitable _\\'ll(‘ll properly marketed. trc is ll. nmirtct tcriuv and much

sfitcicszies gieiousl. Y Aiiutittrvtro

yesterday by the P.‘ Association, ,

_ was. isvorcd with a good crop of pot-‘ '

l but-n n considerable movement but, ‘not sufficient to 1irotect the pot- tiicsc,

"EELECTION 0F ROOSEVELT CONCEDED

OBJECTIVE IN LOAN DRllllElLeaJs

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l Decisive Margin

n; ti. it. BLACKBURN

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 -- (Wcdncstlzrv) -- (CP) —~ Faced by a growing flood of Democrat votes in the majority of Stzilc-s a fourth term was conceded early this morning by his zirch-enemy, the New York Daily

-, and claimed by the prtrndministrziiion Plcu‘ ‘fork Times and tlic Democratic

the re-election of President Roosevelt for

However‘ only about five per (‘.8111 of the estimziicd BUJKJUJMNI tulzll tuie hzid been and thcltoosevelt lea-fl

was in tlic \icinil_\‘ of l/litiltiotl.

_. fir“ Yoikl» electoral colmzc muss

3 were still 1n douboas int- Alain.- Doiltflli tote \\.i:. being cuuntiu sf-

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l .. .' I Afila .._:. syrup,- 7O | Roosevelt thin moi. l

_ psbilcan canauooit. ‘Liidllltb Dewey, Governor cf the State l-resid‘ in rttuscm; v.1. redoing

j in more than 30 States which hill‘) A G , nilflgléf-Llitustc _cic;.t_ur-.i§ colieile iub$

3 - F ‘ su icicn to KlVB iim or more man k“! ~k ~ ' *4 ill.‘ 20s ntcessars’ w win. l i ' ' ' ‘ " rr

If tli- trend ol curlv tabulsticxis | continued It would seem that tile l Prcsldcnt would win an iis-t-Lurnl , Hlllvite vote of more than 335.

Resignation 0i Clftil 0f Staff ls Rumored

However only snout one quarter I mn- LiUSv ‘.0 lJLLilJ uoiliil: s11.- tlons throughout the country liatl ittsmct. snu lLlIIil voting. less at» iCLLCfl bv iiii

Roosevelt poll of the U.l.0.. v.‘.-.»; expected bv some to put the Dewey situation in a, more favorable itfiht.

President Roosevelt, surrounded by his immediate family and friends so‘. in his Hyde Park library to compile the results being brought to’ him over two news agency printers.

GOV- Dewey spent the evening at a mid-town N w York hotel where the returns ‘ c being analyzed by his party uig zation workers.

In the Congressional elections the Democrats had clinched 60 seats in the 435 member House of Re- prcscntativcs. had gained one from {be Republicans m Maryland anil

_'(C€ntlnueri on page '7,‘Co1."5)‘

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Dewey Refused To Goncede

NEW YORK. Nov. B — (Wedn<\'»~ avv — 1A?) — Aides to Gov. T110- E. Dewey said st 12:30 am. F.

LIE-GEN. STUART

t (l ‘ th s- MONTREAL. Nov. 7 -. lCPi _.' P1 sidcluilzll niiiiinlslé° isutlllgbuiflcll. The Montreal Gazette suit] today crmcs-tlc the nlccsimi n; )-,,_~, “rump. in an Ottawa til atch that it \\'il‘i 9m- Presidefl! ROOFIIVBIX

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‘ _ I _ that it was reported "scmi-cfficlally“ that, Lt.-

gteflllf, nil-flags

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cult-IRS 1o new HER KEEP Y

iional Dsfsncc". the Gazelle slid

‘The ivsianation at this time of such n_ dlst-inttilshcd officer is SW10: rise o wit sgrcnd discussion in tho capital from the points ol

0rd and tablcslock is b ng moved, past

"': has brought about a con-,

4" lliliil. l ‘Wm should ilic jlutitlt) grow-

Tozilqht th- gmwdm, and 5 ers of Prince Eduuird Islnnd bc had landed o“ , lcii \\'l u‘. piopci facilities to “my ‘mm. or W morc thc cars an mo. 11nd Itinpdt; 1-1,, \ zl fl ock, for nicnt‘. ltil

4 _ Pflljit; .t_r ncrc must ‘fll;e lllli loss nnr‘ lL, Wlmt drastic mcnns must

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bv ufrd it‘), improve such an unfair lst Czinitclirt". _ immlml?

claims. r! ‘

To the the cmt. in tint-mun“ it- self. American ; were locked lfllllillli, in n .<\\‘ bitter struggle tnr lhc Germnntownof Vflfil‘) l-llldiircn forest.

VALNUAILIVLlNLIBRARIFS As f-llp fotnvvr rcni-rp cf ii 1'1

. m< lion, Itnlv tl\-~ licmc of some nf= l‘1.l§_“.1!l3$! ll

“n”, who havc crrivcd from 0t-

“Tlle men who have been tram- fcrred this week are Corp. CD183 les McAruiur. M~M~ “m ° i

M nday for his new duties in _ Petdth. N. 13.. and Const. l5- ‘Wx '2 Leuid, who left this morn n8 ° y.

Newcastle, where he is detailed for ‘millltilolrlifnwililla been with till force in this province since its es- tablishment thirteen YER" ‘lag- wd ‘o ‘v 22:2. ‘i... his Comlrnlsfifin

t i hing t o - ‘ilfdighe ltsllgllfllllfglo-nlltfl Leard also lzel a. Commission HS CBDW!" '11 the nun-permanent forceswzwélilcah he resigned on Jolnlnil i410 - » - P. Corp. MCAIthUl‘ belons! t0 North River, Const. Leard to Cole-

man. Beford lcavinl. COPP- McAYlhl" end Const. heard were presented

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