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McAnkv reached London two clays from ltniy. He and two English gone-gs who escaped to uhe Vat.- 511 with 111m were exchanged for mners. 11g the suit for which b; (“cit-lined his 113517.131 garb ‘hen 111- reached the Vatican. but the moustache he grew in 1- 25-year-old Toronto flier how his aircraft was hit as it. 1 on Turin with the “path- " - - planes showing the way lmltiblnr: force from Britain. s 11's squadrons navi- t lC(‘l‘ a position which him \v1.f.1 the pathfinder; in lunar-runs job on every raid. wvre hit just as we came in i111 rile motcr and one wing were he sni fliiiverjvbocly in the 11-; was OK and we turned and iced ".11 cot home. " l1 11-11: bad weather and we only tabml". 50 miles - - Just trying to 11¢ ovnr mountains - - When we 1111:1411 i; was 11o use and the order vas "l\:"!l lo bail cut. ' “All m: away safely, ulthouzh we

karma 1.11m- that our skipper was 1111211 1n the jump." Had Close (‘all

my Smulder W85 bwken but I wan- ted to keep away from those sold- lelf r31 got to the side of the canal. g ats as far as I got. I couldn't °Y°~5 and was pretty beaten so r Just sat down and waited for the 501dlers to find rne. They did"

ST. DUNSTANS BASILICA

Masses were ccabrate at 7. 8. 9.30 and ll. d yesm-dsy

Pontifical Mass was celebrated at ll by His Excellency, Bishop J, A. O'Sulllvnn. Rev. George Mac- Donald and Rev, 11'. C1155 wgyg deacnns of honor. Rev. J. W. Mc- Cardle was deacon of the Mass with Rev. L. J. Ayers. sub-deacon and Rev. L. A. Duncan. master of cere- monies. The sermon at all the Masses was preached by Rev. K. C. MncMillan.

Yesterday was Pentecost Sunday. and 218 boys and girls received the sacrament of Confirmation. which was administered by Bishop O‘Sul- livan assisted by Rev. L. A. DQ110311 and Rev. L. J. Avers. This was Inl- lnwcd by Pontifical benediction by the Bishon assisted bi! Rev. L. A. " ‘.l".".l'\ as dcacnn and Rev. L. J. ‘vcrs as sub-deacon.

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TORONTO. June 13- (CP) -—TOI-

ria C." Allies May

Turn Next To Sardinia

By EIARD BALL

Annotated Press Staff Writer LONDON, June ll (AP)-Tl-1g capitulatlon o! Pantelleria under air and sea bombardment alone has exposed the remainder of Italy's island fringe to intensified assault from the invasion-bent Allies and provided a small-scale but signif- cant test for the experiment to try to bomb the Axis out. of the war. These were considered in London quarters as the immediate stand- out; features of a victory whose ben- efits are both military and ps cho- logical. These quarters pre icted further successes soon.

Sardinia. Next‘!

Some observers here pointed out that Lampeclusa. which is even smaller and more exposed than Pantelleria, has been bypassed and that the Allies might next. send their bomber and naval fleets after Sardinia, also by-passing the more heavily fortified Sicily.

From Sardinia. the Allies should be able to place Italy herself and Italian-occupied French Corsica under continuous aerial attack. Sardinia furthermore would give them a base for an invasion thrust against Corsica and the lower side of France whose coast. is held in part bv the Italians.

Psychological as well as neutral- izing effect o! Pantelleriifs fall should be of immense benefit. to the Allies. Mussolini s ent seven years Iortlfying it and t e Allies spent scarcely a month in reducing it. Within an hour after official an- nouncement of the captiulation the BBC began broadcasting the news to the world in general and to the Italians in particular.

Morale Broke

Pantelleria had underground shelters and hangars like plucky Malta, which stood up under one of the wars greatest air sieges. But. Mussolini apparently lost his for- tress primarily because its morale broke and because his navy didn't. dare try to reinforce and supply it. as Britain did Malta.

In part the siege of Pantelleria was a. nerve war, and the Allies

won.

Pantellerla undoubtedly will be useful in a positive as well as a negative way. but it. should be noted that the is and has only one air- field and one small harbor, both of which have been reduced to shambles.

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Girl Guide News

RLUPTETOWN “GUARQIAN GENTRAL GUARDIAN

rhh column u reserved (or uen of local interest, 0| a nuuy nature may no inserted at flu cent: n word. strictly pay mole in advance.

CONFEDEIATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE-

ab.

CRASWELL tor Phnrognphl.

FIREMEN CALLED-The firemen answered a call to the Marine wharf yesterday afternoon. It. proved to be a (also alarm.

P.E.I. OFFICER GRADUATES - Lieut. J. G. Stetson of Charlotte- a member of the tly graduated from "he Canadian Officers’ Training centre

FUNERAL THIS MORNING — o! the late Mary Etta eld from her late

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m!“ will be h residence, 53 Orlebar at 8A5 ‘b0 8t. Dunstan’ thence to the 3.0. Cemetery.

URT-A drunk who he city police court

ing. A motorist peratlng a car under f liquor was sent:- enced cu seven days in Jail.

Fund in this Province.

a1 treasurer of ibutions are chiefly from Charlottetown and is honed will be considerably

bjective for all C

The fame of this glamoroolls girl ha: traveled length of North Africa 111 511111; and story, and here rather, the plaster. Sergt. 1

V. M. Gemelli found the znnur

wrt-ckvtl shop 111 mini»; I

she is in the iltsll~ " ed she was the famous Gvrne.

lottetown. Yeti-Ill"? ant, who met he

and a half. He went. years ago cn J1me been back in Can- ada until now. He enlisted with the navy in Septembe-

time prlor to his depar-

ture for overseas. _.{{—————*“

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

son. the ad interim in the ITIDHIIDE 9"

babies. But they buy and sell I!“

mi f‘ Apply National Selee-

Ulnrlotletown 5 Sumrnenltlo §

Ilollhyl 0U. by lllthtltm Olflcc Lbnneclel DIUOSTOII

FIRST PICTURE OF SEA BATTLE FOR .-\

process which prcccctlcd 1M‘ l The sea flhilu‘ m 111» 1-1-11 is pictured for the first. time in the 112love 1-.‘

With its blg rifles smoking, a. Statesl soliciting-up

the and we a

eternal heritage by H1151) lsh. base thinkiigk

the“ tdctzes not. think an d- limitation. Not so

battleship l111"l~. shells inin ilu- Japanese shore in-1 stallations off llnllz Bay in the. Attu Island. in the‘.

and disobedience

and our sinceritv mill! ,1

could for Him- eir offering and comparison with

doing what; they the quality of th the quantity in

clcty" said the min-

and with all kin ho certainly gav

h of the lowlics .

To supply the stream oi skilled craftsmen wllicll the ltiithly tcchnant‘. c1111?» requires, thc Cllllfld-illl mill schools in strategic cont". . become skilled l£(‘ilI1l(‘l.ll< willie stzil lcarning to be soldiers. Here are two sol-nor sllldcnis at w0rk at the

tuwraivs trades trnininc whore 11111111: AOlLIPTS can

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