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Canadian Legion Monthly Meeting

JAN" ,

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Bridge 8i Auction

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B“; Aid To liussia Fund

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Office d‘ White Star IAGII] lummersldiahld.

Motor Patrol Boat Building Brisk At S’$ide

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NEWS 0F THE DAY and SHORT SUBJECTS SHOWS 7.80 and 9.15

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iiewducon In P.E.l. December Fish Landings

Total fish landings in Prince Edward Island for the month of Decembe decreased by 124,100 Pvillli-‘ll. with a cones, ding de- crease of $8.340 in landed vslue when compared with December. 1941. Mr. J J. Larabee, Supervisor of Fisheries stated yesterday. The total quantity of all fish landed in Prince Edward Island during the month was 292,400 pounds, with a landed value of $8.755.

The smelt fishing in Prince Ed- ward Island waters has been very disappointing this season. The change of tides which, it. was hgfied might bring ii larger catch. i led to improve the situation.

In Nova Scctia there wee a de- crease in the catch of 2,502,000 pounds in December although the laned value was up by $2.791. Fishermen ca lobsters. cod and hake along the Nova Scotia coast from Halifax to Digby in the month of December while Island fishermen are confined to smelt catches for their revenue. This ex- plains the increase in landed value in one Province and the decrease ln the other as the prices paid for lobsters. cod and hake have been exceptionally high last, month, Total ouantity of all fish landed’ in the Eastern Fisheries Division for the month of December was 11.381300 pounds with a landed value of $738406 which was a de- crease of 5.216.700 DOllllds with a corresponding decrease of $45,695 in landed value. when compared with December, 1941, i _

Cfficiai iiere To Discuss Truck Control Matters

Mr. WJ-l. Male, de-Dllty adminis- trator of services for the Wartime Prices and Trade Board, airived in

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the undersigned up to and in- . .1 February 6th. 1943. for the glmgumy mews, in m, Th‘ K 3' building at. Summerslde of large- elle motor bee‘: gr lsarbor trot was reportod r. . l. amp- . m’ begiefiglirlglsnsof the marine com- ‘ _ " m e" umme “‘ Board of .."}.°ors.°.i'<.°.‘;'é3i1§”3'°“ iiiifil’. ‘gfgmgi "is, Beelthdf eon"? 511w- wanen sec-__--Ntary' lha-"SL was started about eisgiytzegn ago by Messrs. Palmer and Wil- liams, and a. large number of boats have already been constructed. The work is wider the mechanical di- rection of Mr. Mansfield Ross or

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“We are pleased to note," Mr. Campbell reported. "that for sea- worthlneas and sturdlnesa of con- struction, through usage andtests. they have proved A1 at Lloyds, ‘rials industry gives ployment to about thirty men who are not qualified for military service. and therefore may be considered a val- uable asset to‘ the town.”

other encouraging reports were submitted on behalf of committees representing agriculture. transpor- tation, town improvement, and lmall service. i

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report by w. James, , who commented on the good work done l: the Junior Rod Cross and the assistance rendered. ‘the members" committee's report

was given by Mr. Stewart Ives. The canteen report was read by Mr. Pl. Palmer, who outlined the as and New Year; st home boys of the different branch- es of the service. These activities hands his audiences a aux-prise m were ,.onsored bv the canteen com- tge wits: of an outre or bizarre mittee, the entertainment com- gNfl-revArlaatipn. does so in mlttec and the Secretary, Mr. rm. i“ Bwt- new showing at the Brown. Messrs Goodwin, Sherren, gglélwtlwTllegtreihveldt plays a dual McNutt and Walker spoke on mat-

eht-le bogkwggnl easi- Oltllfi lmlI-ilidly. tors of the above report.

iter ruler oi a ring ifmgmaiifiifii The preddem’ the" “km ‘my °t Th” the members who could give a

spies and sabowurs’ ugh m‘ blood transfusion w - phone th P. ious camera. technique they talk m wand howl,“ e

en th , fl h , a)“ er 8 t together ‘vet "ch is The matter of the Sacred Concert

a. distinctly different rson, The sto deals wlthpihe brothers. which '5 ‘mmmed hi’ mi’ ugh“ separatedniryujtéhelr diflerent mm to be held Sunday evening in the ce Dd ‘Theatre was also outlined by the President. This concert is in aid of the Russian Relief Fund and a sliver collection wll.l_ be taken at the door, one} no chizdren will be admitted. so that all adult citizens will have an op- Portunlty or assisting this worthy cause. The doors will open at 3,30 and concert will commence at 8.45. The meeting placed a room at the disposal of the South African veterans to hold a meeting next month to make preparations for

the parade.

A matter that has divided attent.

ion was the supplying of a firing party for veterans’ funerals and was discussed bv the President, M658" Messcrvy. Crosby, Tralnor, McNutt and Brow-n. The expianatlons as given was that the Legion could only supply a flag, wreath and ask veterans to attend funerals. Any firing part‘es supplied previously was by the 001M653? of the different com- manding officers for men in the service or out of respect to men who iiad sons in the units supply- lfl! “i! 1111118 party. Mr. Charles Hine suggested that at least s, bugler should be provided to sound, lost Post. This matter was left’ to the executive to deal with. James Robinson moved that when men were accepted for member- dllltlilhthey srhuoulé be rliiotlfleeéi with- o eay. s was a o ,

The Haida" men caged on ML gharlottltetown dvesterday afternoon. N_w_ “when men-dent or the trans“ féestoidealfizvithltruck coin.- Provincial Command. who rcspond- uatyonawjfh as‘ gvtfiw mall?“ ed Wm‘ a “may talk °n ti" C5"- of cream and gieilk in ascordancg “dim 145°"- thmi-ki"! the mem- with the recent order in this - bflfg for their splendid support on‘ nectlon. the aid to Russian relief, explain-I Mr. Male conferred yesterday with ing that the Russians are fighting. Mr. GJ-I. Barbour. Prices and Sup- Fi Dotriotlc war and this aid nowlply Representative of the Board being subscribed was a matter of and Ml‘. T.G. Ives. This morning he good will from the Canadian pe0p1e\ will. meet the Advisory Committee to the suffering Russian mople. which deals with trucking‘ matters nil-shel- ho agar,“ m, us!“ in this ‘province. smog gm- lgylmy u, m“ ‘m; w, ale leaves liridsy for Baht Country anc- was ever interested J°i“‘-"-5- in the dependents of comrades who served and the betterment of con- ditions for the present Army, Navy and Air Force.

Mil‘. Lowther also explained s matter that came up at last meet- ing in reference to Indian Reser- vations and said it W85 not the intention or the Dominion Govern- ment to place these people on 1108s Island. but any Indians that are not self sustaining in their present location would be vssembled at Ionnox Island. Be closed with wishing the Branch continued sue-

ess.

Messrs. George Sherren, James Waiker, Col. Johnson, TE. McNutt and lit-Col. R.C. Chandler then ap"lre briefly.‘

Tide was follower; by the serving of a. luncheon prepared by the 1mg” of the canteen and served by mem. bers of the Legion.

‘Ihen a short but very pleasant entfi-(taiinment was provided, which no e a ' 1am

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Blaclrett and his £12. M13315"; then entertained the mgmbgrg with s gaiitar duet which was en. cored and responded to. Private Eddie Boiirgeault in his usual mm. her brought down the house with

i1! L-C. Duke Neilson. the human volcano. who gave a rnastierly dis-j plav or magic worlr.

The meeting closed with the Kli". L-C. Connolly at the piano.

IAII IIICIAL FLIGHT - A lll-fitlme Central Airways plane

SUMMERSIDE qaeclal merit to the Maz-

Conrad"VZiil't—A1iIl__ Ann Ayars Score In M-G-M’s ‘Nazi Agent’

—0onrld Veldt, who usually

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Command at Halifax.

derstood the pilot decided to land slim’ engine trouble developed in one engine of the twin-motored craft. The landng was made with- out difficulty at. Amherst Isle/rid. A ski-equipped plane was used yes- terday.

-ANNUAL MEETING BEDEQUI ITED CHURCH. - The Annual .. 1 of the Bedeque United urch was held on January 14th 2.30 P. M. in the vestry with a

e number present and the pas-

,llcv. James M. Baxter presid- . The meeting opened with a.

~ devotional service followed by pastoral report of the work . hout the chaige. Rev. Mr. ,alth0l18h only located on

. circuit for six months ve a did report of successfu work

llShBd and was well pleaszd e cooperatiogr he had receiv-

oe ' . ‘Iiowriaen Mile Creek Women's George H. Newman. Union; Do aldston Women's Institute; L. H. Douglas, Georgetown. $3 from: Mr. a Mrs. l. C. MR. Everette A. J. 00f in; ' J. I'-

_- R“ N‘ sl Director, Honorary Pall Bearers,

Active Pallbearers, Hearse, Mourn- "6. memlbers of the Post office staff, General Public. The Honor. ary poll bearers were: Messrs. Har- old Plokard, Dr. J. E. Blanchard, Prof. Blanchar Just-ice Arsenault, Leith Maolnod, J. A Griffith. Leonard Goodwin, Dr. WJ P. MwMlllMl. Hun. H F‘ McPhce, Judge St. Clair ‘rralnor, John F. Whear. Active pallbearers: Messrs Dmiglas McLeod, Patrick Murria- ghan. Weridall McDonald, Theo. Areenivult, Leo Bradley. William Garrick.

Personals

Mr. l. S. Johnston, Fortune ‘Bridge, who has been s patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital for the past few days is making eatisfactnfy WOGYeFA.

. . N. Stead, Can-

rl MaoRae. New Wilt- shire; J. H, McPhall, New Haven; Mott Court. Bedford; L. E. Mac- Kinrion, Canoe Cove: Stanton McFhee. Long Creek; Mr. d: Mrs. H, P. Hooper, Milton; Mrs. Robert Hooper. Milton: Mrs. Catherine l-iflhsille. St. Mary's Rd; W. F. Morris, City,

81.00 from: ma. Leonard Sump- ter, Master Leonard surnpter: Ro- bert Gallant, E. O. Beagan, Dalziel. J. L. MacAulny, M, Q, 54m- det, Cllv: John H. MacLeod, South Granville: Friend.

The procrastination are urged to get their subscriptions in tomor-

ners of th lng. The saboteur leader enmeshes his brother in his plots, a quarrel results, and the gentle brother. after accidentally causing the death of the other. takes on his identity to confuse and | wreck the sabcteurs. In doing so he ' makes a dramatic sacrifice to save a girl. also involved in the plot. whom he learns to love,

Mrs. n. c. Brown. Queen HoIeLI who has been a patient in the Prince Edward. Island Hospital. eirpects to return home today.

w. W11. Appleton. Vice Pre- sident of the Canadian National Railways, Moncton, N 3.. leaves on return this morning. Mr. Appleton was here on an inspection trip.

Mr. C.A Moon, New York City. arrived in Charlottetown last night on s brief business visit. Willa

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Annual Meeting Trinity Church

The annual meeting of the con- gregation of Trinity United Church was held in Hearts Memorial Hail on Wednesday, Jan. With. Brief devotional exercises were conduct- ed by the pastor Rev. Dr. Miller who was then elected as chairman. Mr, E E. Clawson and Dr. G. D. Steel were appointed as secretaries. Reading of minutes of congrega- tional meetings dilfiils W8 year was referred to a committee for confirmation.

The report ct the Session read by Dr. Miller, showed an increased interest in the work and worship of the congregation and held great promise of further service.

During the year Rev. O. Boothroyd, who for two years had been the efficient Director of Re- ligious Education and Assistant Pastor, resigned and Miss Marie McDoiigall, dcaconess, formerly of

WIDE CHOICE 0F CHILDREN'S BOOKS AT LIBRARY-There has been a complete change of books on the shelves of the Children's Section of the Charlottetown Public Library duri the past Week it was leam yesterday. Since the opening of the library in 1934 there have been a few new bouks added from Lune to but. never since that time there been an entirely new lot here. There are now about, 1,000

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‘ benediction-C Personals

Miss Lois WlliiHlCl-lfi was iili‘ rr- i-‘qii Eilf-‘St OI Mr. and Mrs. Aiiliui" Smith Royalty

row if at all possible. l-ze-ii here he is registered at The Char-i s I ' lair-town. I 0 ICFS Cave Mi’. Wm. Phillips of Cil8fl0i-i£-' l I town who has been s patient in the Charlottetown Hospital for the books covering a‘ wide range of past week ls making a satisfactory interests. from picture books for rewvery‘ Forty one PTuYe-Edward Island agggielnJuiiiogiialiiiinggotfiam“ m _ - QM . Mn w_c_ M,.mchem' qm.‘e.!._i€l'$ were among the eighty-four tory, etc, for children of ma ,3’ "m1 Swiss, "3""; itl.°.‘.‘;’"...if.°“‘~.~.§.ii;..§’ ¢§3i2"‘t‘l‘¥.'i“i'§£ €§.'.i°'.;..“?.%'¢§..°°Tiltwili ,. _ . . . ¥§°,,,E“‘mb,§§§,.",‘,, m’, inf, E Beach Grove who left the province l also; bebziétkisruiiy illustrated fairy J Gallant leaves on return to gdflageek 1°’ “w!” elsewhere m books on nattiireuiiigeigbi: a: Ottawa Friday. llViiile here Mir. ‘in 5-! u . . m ld- ‘citizenship moth"; and n. ' M"E°i‘-7"‘i"‘ w" shaving iii The f w? i0 ovélgg. fie; 1e 81F 11955] other subiecls. Parents m" im: Charlottetown. 6:101?“ rtflgedraflz?‘ Prfvzrtlgs g0 HAT, to VlSlti‘tll€_llbl‘8l‘_\’ and Lo.- Doiron, Charlottetown; .1. y. Mc-‘£}',}§u,aff§§°“°" 11°“ 1'91"” a Carthy, Bt ‘a Road; J. E. ' Trinity llnited Church ggigllgffiesfmlfsilenflggi g g Maclreod: Brookfield; F. R. Pound, THURSDAY 3.30 REL-Ladies Aid. East Parlor.

lation . ier was then expressed by the ting. Arnold Henderson, Church asurer and recording steward re- d the finances were 1n good pe. Both Albany and Cape ‘Trav- liad raised considerably more- . year than last. All bills were - and one thousand dollars sent the Mission Board at Toronto. we hundred and fifty to the Unl- . church War Savings Fund and small balance on hand. Mrs. .. as Mayse reporting for the .14. B. stated that they also. with help of the G. W. A. and the ‘"2. “s”? "“.."~" y“ -» » oron seven un . _ , iiimiymm d°““"‘- Th‘ Elqvtllifiutaualuiiklrgleei/Iigfiirgiiotem 01:. h Steward Wm. Stavert re- ' "

r th mum sund“ was held on Tuesday at the Town "' m mind“. flamson m‘, Hall, Summerside. Mr. Alfred °° ‘up’ p, n, we,‘ Simpson, the president, presided.

n 0°“ ‘MW iremriiiivgesielecm ‘sat!

, wjA, Mis- an er rm: r mpson, .

Ladies Aid meanors. President; Walter G.

societies in MaicKenzle, Springfield, Lot. 0'7.

All Vice-President; Thane A. Camp-

ehee of the church work were wbgl], summerside, Secretary 'I"rea- a satisfactory condition. The gurfll‘; Oscar Johnatovne, Long Riv- n. Stewarts and Officers for the gr, William R. MaoKay, Charlotte- , year were then ectod. A w“. 3,12,, a, spur-goon Clark, Au- of thanks and appreclatloxr; gustlne Cove. ‘Iheophilus J. In- - "h" Biiilif, man, Central Bedeque. Albert B.

s‘ Robertson, Mermaid, John McIn-

wehyrlgnlsh, Gregor MacCallum,

Braokiey Point.

Mr. T. J. Lnman reed the re-

gort o: the directors to the policy-

oldere. He said that. if there were

malgamatlon, this would be

ear the original Prince

no e the 44th Edward Is and Mutual Fire Insur- amrsiri w. w w.“ m d Wm,“ Mutual take over the duties of Director of

“m?” Com my w“ m Religious Education and has al- m" u c‘ p ready won for herself a place in °i""‘ m. affection and‘ esteem 0f the congregation. Messrs. Russell Finlay. Hon. B. W. IePage, Dr. Carson, Harold Newaori, D. M. Robinson, ll. W. Webster, L. H. Co Prank R1883. B. C. Wright and Allison Tait. were elected to fill vacancies on the Session. The following were elected to serve on the Board of Stewards: G. C, Smith, W. R. Cruikshank, Geo. Johnson, Reg. Taylor, Jas. Mont-

ry, Frank McKee. Wm. Rowe. g wlgmore, Geo. l-lenrieesey and H. Atkinson. The reports for the Board of stewards were presented by G. 0. smith, H. Oudmore and G. A. Hughes and showed encoursclnl in givL-igs and tenet. ex- penditures bein in excess of 011.- 000 with a er it balance shown after all Payments.

Mr. W. W. Lord reporting for the Missionary arid Maintenance Fund showed that about $4,400 had been raised which was hat

Charlottetown; J . Conway, New Zealaiid; R J Clements, Elms- dale; H J. Fisher. Charlottetown‘. W. S Reeves, Freetown; J. I". Gall DW-

ontact Bowling League Summerside

Mrs. AJI. lrxiallwood of Souris.

ant, Wellington; R. I: . _ _x _ _ who has been a patient in th P.E. cecmngntsh’ s D Duncan m ~14 D1381. ls much improrgd in

sirigton: A. Perry, Tignlsh. E- halgf; d“

Leard, Victoria; L. R. Molyneux. e an mam“ mrhe" him“ North River; D. R. MacDonald, this altemwn- Klnross‘, J. T. MacL-eod, Victoria; P A. Morrison, Summersidie; . W. Gees, Earrgscliffe; J. C. Gav- in, Tlgylim; . A, If!» Jolmatorfs River; C. W. Maorad- yen, Charlottetmm: C. S. Scran- ton. Nnrtli River; W M Mclier- en, Cable Head West; R D. Cros- by, Charlottetown: R V. Comp- ton, Mc/rell; A. H Motley. Km‘ sington: . W. McKay. Chariot-to- aiawara Island in December w give two: R t; lgoiml» mwmimm’ this lace s record of 26,598 T» '7 fit m'1,w w pmm per 1.000 of population Aiielim- - i" ‘=- a which

_ hm M r y l-iaribo ‘m m “"4 gtjmwi; lsidacihngld? some.- c

eon. Bell: River; R. B chariot town; ‘ - - °' sm-nlgy Bridge; a. canine. now- hri; J. n. Jenkins. Armodale; J’. A. Arsenault. Richmond and R. J.

Quinn, cardigan-

iiew Session

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good attendance of members in the, Commons Chamber but. a. notable absentee was Defence Ralston. who is recovering from in- juries surfered in an automobile accident a week ago .

Draeben Present. so Spectator

John Bracken. leader of the Pro-

ve Conservative win

has no commons seat. wa ed the

proceedings from a place in the

special gallery to the right 0f Y!"

speaker, directly facing the offic- ial opposition group.

island Makes Coed Showing In Salvage Drive

‘h liagle: Dot. Cunnlnshlm. ' a Three: v. lAosca-lp, m.

yhawhl- Glover Maher Clark Horton McGowan . Allen - Doe

The may friends cf M's. J a MacDonald will sorry to hear that aha is still confined to her bed at the home of her sister Mrs. R. N. ‘Tomlin:

‘Iil-icurias H. Phillips of O'Lea.rv. now in the R.C.A.l'"'. and stationed

end at the home par

and Mrs. 1".W. Phillipa Charlotte-

town. He came over on liridav even-

, lng by plane, returning Monday morning.

BIRTH!

GAUTIImm-At Freetown Jen. ll.

. and Mn. Elmer Gau- thier e sonqloeeph Arthur. MaoDONALD At Searletown, Jen. 8. 194B, to PO. Leonard J. MacDonald. and Mrs. MacDonald formerly (Catherine Campbell) a son.

two Companies was

m 1m the premium

of the amalgamated com- pany was $00.01. This shows an increase of nearly 88,000.00 in turns collected. this represent-- entirely new business.

‘s surplus amounts to 002.965." e largest surplus ism the

income

Dairy Farmers Choose Directors ctmiimwt stihh? What‘. plans

CALGARY. Jan. 2'1 —-(CP)— Dl- rectors of the Dairy Farmers 01 Canada elected. st the annual meeting yesterday included:

Ontar - H. S. Meerjeirlscn. Apple ll; J. J. Poole, Balford: _ Earl Kitchen, Woodstock; R. J. Scott, Belgrave; R. F. Liick, Osh- awa; J. A. Hughes, Ild rton.

Quebec - P. n. McAi-tliur, Howick; H. C. Bole, Montreal; David Black. Lachute; J. P. chernln, Vercheres.

Nova. Sootla and Prince Edward Island directors will be nominated at the annual meetings ol dairy» organizations in these two limiti- ees.

larvae-dei- Ellison Gent Jackson Dewar lloeorlp Chalk Webber

year. _ The amount of interest collected as current revenue for the year was 06,188.32 which was consider- ably greater than the interest col- lected by both cmn/pgéidilea inhany "g ma“, gg,-,,,,:,:,',; less than last yemr but about $1.400 ‘v ‘ 4L w “"444 w" made had also been subscribed for reduc- gT-‘ihl: ti: veer.‘ will. w... cred... tlon cl the deficit of the United

ed to the item of outstanding ac- church- crued interest thus reducing ilie Ngszllgixfflmmgalhsdegtwmfi item carried in the assets under {zzlvmu or the vuligu mum“ that. head and placing the securl- w“ men Show“ him“! net in a more favourable position. '°° °'- ‘i’ 1 bod tra- liuuid position d It"! "mm "i" Vi’ ‘dmf, Y "snv has been well melutal-ied °i dam” memgeuhxan fir?‘ o“ throughout the year- thus insuring °°i"53'em°"i' u; u?‘ Elgar‘? $11,111” vvfomfit payment for all undisputed tegievivfgmiélgen than)“ A w_ “mmm M theson, showing t ‘U81’ R153 Jyifi-Fiii Zhillifiiiilififi’ 13153; logic-gee ridges rims "a ,3? _ _ r,an ebookaweree- ‘Lowmo’ n’ "n" M m can ed witty a credit balance