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‘Lost’ lihlldrsn’: Relatives ,0 lghmp of Nari Sought; 4,000 Are Listed PM Luger; 30 s ‘ dlan mo. Cross ..‘|I_ c.

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'|peb'nénu 3.9-3- cbeoktng is completed. The chil- ' gcgmpanied children" from Qer- drsn range in age from tour to] m ms; ts announced at Canadian their late teens. f 535,515‘, no. "‘ -(0P)-A hllii “ o»; National Headqusrwl- I! Ytimv“ m ‘°““°‘ l“ °‘"" British intelligence officer said to-

th names of children ada, the Canadian Red Cross will night m“ more than 30 p" gem

is: grsfrent: are missing and care of U. N. R. R. A. More U5“ of the loaders o! the German sub- e >_ _ . g v t > ~ -

to relatives have been located. uill be forwarded from Germany negate,‘ngqitziiéigiiﬁavtiliiuéélltg atliregi;

_ ~ 4 rim curators-crown. ouaaoian ' ' * ‘FEBRUARY

Springtime Drama in Suits

Those beauties emphasise the new long,

lean lines .- . . note the modern shoulder drape and the cutaway peplum jacket with sllmly descending skirt . . . the type that is coming into foremost popularity.

Shorties, fashioned for tiis season, with gvneﬂiiill! full aleeveuﬂared bacilli handsomely detailed lines,‘ wearably yours for Spring n and Summer tool

ed.

The oﬂicer said the orsahilliliiﬂ _whlch planned to blackmail the Allies with threats ohgcrmuvar- fare-existed as an numedlstcly effective force and would have made demands to the Allies this

i" er- liem? eThe die-hard Nazi group was may w’ ‘how t out ott during the week-end by

widespread raids in the British

First batch o: names o1 “unaccompanied children" received by the Canadian Red Cross from UNRRA in Germany is shown being checked by Miss Lavina Johnson (right) in charge of Canadian Red Cross Enquiry Bureau at national headquarters, Toronto. Mrs. Duncan~Oampbell, assistant to Miss Johnson, hélps

checking or the card index system betical order.

At left, with the so: up to put the names in alpha~

and American zones o! Germany. It, was disclosed iii!!! 0116 9! n" leaders seized was Werner- Roepke. dormer German S. S. captain who worked for the United States Army hiring German bands to play for American QMBYBiHmCUt and who had an opporttiliii! i" mingle socially" with the highest ranking American otficera and their wives. i

The roundup of conspirstors_ still is continuing, and in - gence officers lilvb 110MB ‘X'- arrestlng the remaining 20 139l- ccnt, tho spokesman added.

Buffalo School Teachers Strike

BUFFALO. N.Y., Feb. -(APJ -Strlklng teachers demanding an‘ immediate $1.025 annual pay raise closed all but l9 oi Bufialos 98 public schools today and gave 61).- 000 students an unscheduled vs.- cstlon. -

Superintendent Robert T. Bipst, explaining he was ‘mandated’ to keep opon ii possible, ordered zin- prgyimalcly 500 non-strikers tn continue classes tomorrow at ‘Jill schools. i

The Builalo situation focusscd attention on a state-wide teachers campaign for increased "state aid" to localities and n salary mini» mum ot $2.400 to $3,600 zmnuailyi depending on length of service.

The Ganadian Red Gross Enquiry Service has undertaken the dil- ilcult task o! establishing on“. tact between these children and any possible relatives in Canada.

The largest group on the list gives the names o! 117$ non. Jewish Polish children and the next largest’ is 1.008 Jewish Po‘.- ish children. Most countries in Europe outside of Germany are represented by these "lost" chil- dren. There are among them D6 ‘W110 are recorded as being “state- .055.

The list was sent to the Can- adlzm Red Cross by the Child Tracing Branch of the Central Tracing Bureau for Germany of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration and it covors childron now tinder tho put them 1n touch with The Tracing Bureau in Germany.

Persons who had relatives v/lth children and from whom they have not heard should contact tho Red Cross at National Head- quarters, 96 Wellesley Street. Tor- onto, to see if the names o! the children are on the list.

The tracing project is one of the many peacetime activities of the Canadian Red Cross for which $5,000,000 is sought from the peo- pie oi Canada in the national ap- peal opening March 3.

Among children listed are Swedish 2. Danish 2. Austrian 2, Finns 2. Greeks 4, Norwegians 4. English 5. Italians '1, Belgians B, Coachosiovaklans 9. Rumanians l6, Dutch 22. French 25. Ukrain- ians 36. Hungarians 4'7. Russians

40. Americans l2. Yugnslavians 147. Laivlans 233. Lithuanians 12G, and Estonian: 50.

MEADOW‘ BANK WJ.

The regular meeting d the Mea- tlow Bank W1. met at the home o! Mrs. Robert JCWEH Monday eve- ning with a good attendance. Meet- 'ng opened in the usual manner. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Reports o! the fol- ‘mvmg committee; vrcre then heard. Sick. Wis lei: in charge of Miss Jean Boyle and Mrs. Flossic l-lyde; tchool, ioported éeveral small items were needed for the school. Bills urn. presented, it being moved and seconded that same be paid. Qpr- rcsporidonce was then read. Sev- nrnl letters of thanks were read. also a. letter fmm the cancer fund. A letter from W.R Shaw and Mr. Proiltt were also read and discuss- ed.

Hrs. Victor MacPhail invited liicmhorg tn her homo for March

meeting, roll call. an "I-rish Jokef’,

Mrs. Dolphie MacFadyt-cr, Mrs. Harvey MacLean. Mrs. Victor: Mac- Phail nro the lunch committee. Mrs. Harvey MacLeati has the pcipcl‘ on education for March meeting. Mrs. Lulu Clow read the super on education for citizenship ‘nllotved by a discussion. Mrs. Flos- ne Hyde auctioned the articles

lliarltsra Staswyck ls gilospital At Paris i PARIS. Feb. --(.»‘iP)—.!\ctres.§ Barbara Stsnwyck was in hospital here today. Dr. iiugh Boron said she was not severely lihbutdeclln- ed to any why she was in hospital. bliss Stanwyok arrived in Pail-i three clays ago with her husband-

which were handed in and a good sum ‘was realized which goes to the Chinese. fund. Following this a

Fiaclym. Lulu as Mistress o! Cere- monies and Dolphin an Si, to which the big tat ladies from the tront row and the

Oscar was a sixty-dour dollar ques- tlon and mswercd by Laura Crosby‘.

A pleasant and social hour was spent while dainty were served by the hostess and i110 committee in charge.

run mo. SLEEP

The word cemetery is derived from the Greek and means s sltap- lug-place.

~QUICKIES

By Ken Reynolds

;'Wlmi vs got that iron with e Guardian Wont Ad you llolissl not to throw it tvliils it was plugged inl"_

tnll slim ones from U10 DECK WW I!" Tcccilmd Prim-Hi.» theatre ui the time.

reireshments

~Fuel ‘And Food Short In Eire

DUBLIN. Fcli. _ - 1UP) ~Eire.

‘which emergrd almost unscathed from the war. now 15 facing an. unprecedented i-risfs. l Bread—tl:irationed during tho was‘ ~ has been cut lo six cuiicps weekly. Butter is down to the 122R British ration level of two ounce; weekly. Sugar ha; teen reduced to the lowest rnllc-r. (f 11:1.’ a p:un:l u week.

Fuel stipplla; arc so reduced that in Dublin to ' thcusnxicls c! cit-, izens are with t ‘ , and gas lll 1 electricity contpar. ‘ the most stringent ct‘ ., iiiie piisstngc; t: have bccu‘ stopped n5 IYCm tin)‘ and indus- try i5 facing its, grnvcs’. crisis.

Of all the trials lhnt have conic to Eire, the fuel prcdlcamcut ls the most serious.

$20,000 Fire At River ilehert

RIVER HEBERT, NS. Feb. - (OPl-Firo of tindetcrmlned origin in the business section of this northwest Nova Swill-a, town today destroyed a theatre (Palace) and gilnmagerl St. Patilis Roman Chili»

lively “sham [he “realm-i w“ puholic Church ltnll and the stone of} on by Lulu Glow and Dolpliic Mac--

C. A. Smith. Lirimugcs were csti-. mated ni 320.000. i

Mr. nml Mrs. Fred LcBlanc and their three children, occupants oi on apartment above the thcatre. managed to est-ape. No one was in

A bucket hll ido was tmable Lo ‘cope with tho iirn and equipment was callcrl in from Amherst, l0 miles north of here. i,

Meanwhile. Amherst. flrs-fighb‘ ers had just brought under cun- trol a fire in tho Amherst Iiotcl where exploding grease hurl set oft a flash firc which destroycil the kitchen. The hotel owner esti- mated damages at, $15,000."

NORTH WINSLOE W. I.

The bcbruary’ mocuiilz o! us! North “Uisloc Women's met at. the home of Mrs. C. L. Cud- more, Fcb_ ll, with the president, Mrs. Claude Craswell, presiding. The meeting opened by "Old Black Joo," followed by tho creed in unison. Roll Call was- answered by twelve members and one visitor. Minutes o! last meeting were read and approved.

The School Committee reported that s cake o! soap and paper tow- els were obtained. New-school com- mittee appointed, Miss Vera Nunn and Mrs. Leitl] Carter. The sick committee gave their report. It was moved and seconded to send iruit to any individual who would be sick in the community. New Sick Committee appointed. Misses Vere Nunn and Rena Cudmorc.

The proceeds from lhc card park‘

card psrtlu in the hall in which

was presented and literature dis-. trlbuted. A contest supplied by Mrs. Alton Younker was won by Mrs. Walter Roberts and

bert Younker. Meeting singing "God Save Collection $1.79,

closed by

i946 drank 4.700.000 d U091‘ than ill 1943.

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They’re Planned for You

In your interest Miss Bessie Foster, Miss Belle Cook and Mr. W. McLeod are visiting the smartest manufacturers of suits, coats and dresses in Montreal and Toronto. '

Smartly styled dresses of their selection have been coming in, with more to follow. Fashion-right Spring Suits, modern coats invite your inspection here today.

SPRING COATS have softly ﬂowing lines . . . some are seabed and

buckled at the waist .

. there are gently swinging longer skirtsand

delightfully detailed sleeves . . . or thcre’s the saucy boxy top coat that so many like.

Moore t. ‘M11500

Charlottetown, 13.1. Island.

. . tu, amounting to $11.15. was paas- i 0d in. It was decided to hold the the proceeds would tow d. it ' (or repairs. The ciizrcspoanldcsnco -—-1L A meeting of the executive o! the 1mg RBI. Teachers’ Winnie Cudmore. Next meeting i; held iii Quwn Square Schwi 8st- to be held at the home of ivirs. Ai- urasyﬁlrlllsiriiag ‘Zia

r. r o yen The King". tor the Ofilzieﬂtﬁommittee. snmzuun:

ed that an cs for the use 0

_____._____ Federation would he svsiisbis LONDON - (C?) —— Britons in the Bstmders’ Build gallons cf president was suth Whisky and 3031x000 more barrels Mr. Saimdcrs‘ offer. m. ltswsrt Williams reported

Federation

that he had received a letter irons Mr. Brown. Deputy Minister oi Finance, Ottawa, informing him that his department had ruledlhat ﬁngelfloith Federation dfgsd dpaid

. '. teachers coul e uct- en from their total sslarlcs in computing inc e tax.

The Conventi Committee" rs ported that they had been success- tul tn securing the following for the Easter Conv tion: Dr. MM. Cody, at. Fran Xavier Univers- sry, Antigoniah, to address the public meeting Tuldsy evening. ﬁk ﬁrs. Edwin Johnstone to

the YMCA. girls’ choral all!» as entertainment tar the pub- lic meeting, and Mr. Roy Mtqforrl, $342.0, to less 411s sins songs and

to supply musical entertainment for the banquet Wednesday night. in addition the {allowing would be asked to address the teachers: lion J. Walter Jones. Minister of Plducation. Mr. 1.. w. Shaw, Dircct- or oi’ Education, Mrs. MarCallum. Direcioi‘ 0t Junior Red Cross. Mlsl 581K188. Provlnclal- Nutritionist. M11 J. P- ‘llsoinnis. Provincial Director of Cancer Control and Mr. D. B. Lusty, Director oi Maritime School Broadcasts. Hlllfax,

Mr. J. R. MacDonald, Mr. Stow-

art Williams, 8A.. and Mr. John . F. Connolly, BA. wtrs appointed o u"

s committee to follow up the pens- ion snd salary recommendations submitted t0 the Provincial Gov- ernment.

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OTTAWA Feb. .. ION-Prime Minister Mackenzie King, em- flned to bed tor the lsst was! with s heavy cold, is "impIOVIIiI steadily" d is expected to bs back enhs teetin sdsyortwa his office said today. ,

Iowan, s has been advised zhrsletsn not to nature

rest et the wsslr. It is

w keep in touch with parliamentary affairs and handle some oi hla governmental duties st Laurie: housi-

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