MAXIMS

“HJERE MAN. MERE MAN

(larehin

t invade and not " . _ ~--' --~ - Everybody ' ' ' Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

The sovereignty of God is the fundami-irtal truth of religion.

i» n“ cmimlaowa. cA~1~1>Aracasi>Av;iivLY 3. anon" a " o“ ..

llEll ARMY IN

‘More Thousands Of

Canadians Overseas

‘ i Largest Contingent of war lands in Great Britain; Headed by Men of Tank Brigade. 1

f" (By Ross Munro, Canadian Press War Correspondent)

' A BRITISH PORT, July 2—(Cl' Cabie)—-Canada's battle-primed oversea; fighting forces have been strengthened by the largest contin- gent of troops to arrive in the United Kingdom in this war.

Beaded by rugged men of the first Canadian army tank brigade. the men streamed ashore in thousands from a huge convoy, brought safely across fie Atlantic in a. mighty naval escort which proved anew Britain's mastery of the aoas.

Fitteet and gayest troops to land this year, they poured of! their grins, grey ships whistling and laughing at the end ci the crossing.

The convoy, sent on its way b} Canadian warships, made a rapl . uneventful crossing in pleasant

VIOLENT BATTLE WITH GEBMA

l “ S Charged with l ' . Conspiracy in Nqzls Bey 051 d supfgmg com Minsk; Russians Counterattaci’:

Three vmnesses gave evidence in the case oi The King vs, George Soviet Premier broadcasts t0 Sturgeon, lobster packer, and Harry _ v ‘I . .. y y but R. Walsh. St. Peters, fisherman, be- ‘~- ‘ ' " '

Albert Griffin, Sturgeon. lobster

lmcker and Harry R. Walsh, st.

‘éwilotglzalstoafritgluuryi 1194(1) “(Hg This trim corvette, another in the fleet oi‘ fast submarine hunters ivliich the Dominion is building l y wary‘ 94 ‘ to help win the battle oi the Atlantic, is shown after its launching zit a part on (jOJLZJEII Buy. it bus been .

Peter's, fisherman, charged with unlawfully agree and conspire m‘ named H.M.C.S. Midland. Corvettes have proved their ivorth ils patrol \'0St.l‘l$ lilting occult sen routs-s

conspiracy. which opened in the

The indictment reads as follows: ti" lth . g9 er w John Steele of New and many of them are on the ways in Canadian shipyards.

"that George Albert Griffin of

i._OI\'l)OI\'. July 3-('i‘hiirsduy")—(('P)_$(,\-],.t g Premier Slulin in ii l)l‘02id(‘ll.'<l l‘0l2i_\'t’(l on all Rus- Slilli radio stations todziy Sillfl (ierriiuii forces lllltl

Slum-me Court before Mr. Justice AE. Arsenault yesterday morning.

port, fisherman; Richard H. Sen- cubaugh of Sturgeon, fisherman;

Inquest opens Into death in Highway crash

Coroners’ Jury Hear

l Evid Hans’ Death.

Inquest into the death of Jacob resident

Hans, 53-year-old

ence In Jacob.

weather. Onlv incident occurred a few days out when one oi the es- cort shlps dumped depth charges overboard, but it. was not made known whether a submarine had been lurking in the vicinity.

The troops came ashore in ten- ders, lustilv cheering the Roiyal Navy as they passed units I rig about, the harbor. They pllec‘. t elr kits in baggage cars of the “iunny" English trains which chugged from the station to carrv the new ar- riivals to camps on Britain's battle nes.

The contingent included a com- plete LZOO-bed hospital from MOilt-a real with more than B0 nursing sisters: lumbermen-soldiers to com- plete the Canadian forestry corps operatin in Scotland, and several

Walter King. Sturgeon, fisherman; Richard Lvangslow Jenkins, Pown- el. farmer; Edmund Laritctgne, an who" Rwy. v_r-.-~: MRWOWW gt Pierre and Mlquelon, merchani; Marc Morarie, st. Pierre and Mlq- uelon. clerk; with divers and other persons unknown to this cleponent by deceit or falsehood or other fraudulent means to defraud His Majesty the King in the right of the Dominion of Canada of his

lawful revenue payable as Customs

(Continued on page l0. Col 2) _i__€____

Body of Man

Delegates

Approximately 300 delegates from -_~ili parts of the province assembled , in Charlottetown yestterday as

,.

annual convention

Edward Island Women's Institutes

28thiw4nnual Canoe P.E.I. Women’s Institutes

the l

assemble yesterday and hear interesting reports.

Describes vital

the Pr rice

institute work

"rim 5f Visiting Province

occupied Lithuania, the greater purl of Lzitviii zind the western parts of White "HF-Sill lilltl the ikrziinc. His broadcast was reported liy Reuters News Agency. _

‘_‘In spite of the heroic resistance oi‘ our army,” Stalin was quoted as saying, “and in spite of the destruction of the enemy's host. forces. he has continued to push forivard."

Nevertheless, "Hitler's army will be beaten like those of Napoleon and Wilhelm."

MOSCOW. JlllY_3—-(AP)-The Red army today report ed violent battles with the Germans raging all the way from Murmansk in the Arctic to the Luck region of south ezistcrn Poland, marked by the fiercest fighting". stubborn

. G. . _ with called. The witness stated

Mountain Road, near Moricton, N. _ got underway. Three sessions were _ 3., who came to his death in a ‘man ‘m i‘ “d ‘me h°ad“““"‘" ' ' held yesterday and two more w.ll resistance and stron counter tt k

hillhmy titan‘? n6“ Dullswfl’ ofgiiheehle laifiiytgiiflillliififqllevfilitléglrtLfOf the l m“ ma“ may a5 the c°nvemi°nl " The Russi s ff l d a ac S. ' ‘

nage, P. .1. on Sunday last operi- lmantry “fallen, and Royal can” mncludm Mm wan" Ram‘ Pr“, n _an ac now e_ ged for the fllfit time a Gen, 5d yesterday afternoon at the Mac- d,“ Agmv 30mm, Co,” recom I ldent, presided at yesterdays meet- mun penetration beyond Minsk, communications centre on ma“ Funeral H°m° “m” c°r°ner naissarice hattzflons and other l e 111E5- _ the highway t0 Moscow declarin r tli l. R ' '

D13 I- J- Yw- seven “M1955” “'91,” unit; as well as a large number o; A number cf very interesting re- lvhss Hekin J lbluc- f- - u - ’ , ‘ 1* a "S513" “OOPS f!" “m! l“ evidence “t yesterdays airmen and Candalan naval per- llflrts were submitted and lnrrma- ' l lghtmg ha"! and fiercely’ against German mobile troops 15 5nd the "lquest was m“ sonriel -——— tlve dlSOILESIOHS took place during Dougall N 0 v a‘ in the Boriscv re ion

m“ ‘mmed ‘mm next wednes’ First and largest grou to land The body 0'5 Ausll" mucemi- m‘ the enthusiastic sessicrrs Women . - g - '

day as ononmzowliéignetiznéhg’ all: ‘Vere thousands o! bkgbbereted yearmd son o, captain and Mm represent,” an Dam M- me pm stoma IS G u e S t Boriscv is 50 miles northeast of Minsk on the Moscow

senoe oocu ants or the ill-fated car, who is a present in hospital.

Dr l‘ Dewar was the first

he ha performed an auto sy on the body of the deceased. e late Mr. Hana was a middle aged man weighing in the vicinity of 200 lbs. and was about B feet. tall. speaking cf his findings Dr. Dewar stated float the three left incisors were broken and that there was a. gap- ing lain out oi about 2 1-2 inches in the posterior of the right leg but not ; there was also a small '- hali-ln laceration under the chin. 'I‘liere was a discolored mark over the nose but the nose was not

Canadians of the first armored formation ever rais- ed and sent overseas by Canada.

British Fighter Pilots dcvvn

tank brigade.

(Continued on page 10, col 2)

18 Germans

and was not reczgnlzed time. Oslo the body when it was shown ‘to hlim. It was clothed in greensh ‘pants. a llgiht shirt woollen socks. There were no boots or head flea)‘.

Jerry Doucette, Charlottetown, was found on McBeth’s Shore, Marsh- fleld at noon yesterday. It. was

found on the flats near the water's edge. l-Ie has been nirFsillB frvm hi! home since the Monday morning, June 16.

early hours of

The body was badly decomposed for some tain Doucette identified

and brown

Marks in the eel grafs near the

water indicated that the body had

vlnce registered.

Mrs. Walter Leard, Bedeque, sub- mitted her repUi» as President and the text. of this appears below. This was followed by an lnteresfing ad- dress which’ was delivered by Hon W. H. Dennis. Deputy Minister oil Agriculture. He welcomed the del-_. cgabes on behalf of theAgficultiirei Department and referred‘ to wonderful cc-operaticn which cx-l ists bet/ween it and the various In- ‘ sillutes in the province. l

The Supervisor's report. outlin- ing the activities of the organiza- tion. was given by Miss Mary G. MacDonald. The text of this also

Speaker At Conven-l

tion Session.

"We haven't go. lllllt‘. zilwnys to slop and tell DUO-Ill‘ about our work” Miss Helen J. ltizicdougall, Sll]‘}€‘l'~

visor of womcirs instltirlcs in Novn scribed the work o: institutes in war time. "W0 arc building u Slil'(l foundation that tvill stand through-

thegscoua mm 125C nigh. as She d“ ‘. vclt to the [limited States National

Mr. Cyrus s. Ching, Vice Presl- dcut of Thu United States Rubber Company’ \\i o is at present a guest. at the QllWsll Hotel in Charlotte- town. Ml‘. Ching; is one of the eleven lilPll appointed by President Roose-

lJ use Mediation Board. Hc 5s u

mentioned Minsk itself. It was likely the lng it.)

e issued by the Sovii-t informatics rmy had launched a counter attucl.

ArrtLc port at the iii-nil of a strate-

movcd around it without tzik

The Russians, ln a comrnuniqu bureau, announced that the Red a in the vicinity of Murmansk, Soviet glc rail head to Leningrad.

foinior- Islander born at Red Point. He brought his two sister's home

out the world; The fascination c, . who lllltl been visiting him in New

ii worthwhile or" nizatlon is n cori- stnnt appeal. said. and asked women to “cl

‘fork and in tvzishington. Mr. Ching

lwill attain rcluru to the Island a-

‘ om. work ,0 o,” l bout ihc fii1~t oi August.

Ho stated that business condit-

thc German drives, aimed principally at Murmansk. Lfillflsrzid and. Moscow the Gov- ernment ordered com ulsory train- ing for uucountcd m lllons of civ- lllflfls t0 make every Russian shop

apparently

road and approximately 370 miles from the (Neither Russian nor German official [ironoiineomcnts

AS the army was fighting against“ to"

Soviet capital.

Germans hiio

l

Probe Food Prices

tum the bcst results."

dragged from the waters edge to _ The speaker [yard tribute to the

ainrerirs below. the flats. The marks where the feet

broken. This cmwluded “he buyne-‘i Bl ions in the United States were good and household a small fortress.

Continuing the witness stated d“ - . . um; lhqt, [m Unto-d sLQl1§ are The cabinet. Sllllllll()ll€‘(l all l» II‘\l.iI~‘»\‘-{ - q gged W916 quite visible, Wfitlle at the mornings 50551011 and the meet- island Institutes. Slit! sold other ‘ . ‘ _ U . “ "j - . . ' m“ ~ ,‘_ “r l Jill‘ - —~ (CPI W A,’ that’ tho emflng of the brain had IDNEDON, July w-(Clifi-Fight- intervals there was another mark inn adjourned until the afternoon. Provinces look on the organization 11mm‘? “on "l"? him-Y m” mm tlfiélond 601m‘? a“ fyflfiu" “r "Nil" llldd wires in e,- 110m o; the Royal Air Ilorce to- as though made by a hand c!‘ arm. When this session oipened, Dep- here with pride because o, m‘, mtvivrir constnicticrn woil: anclthat mm again“ m” “gid ésfgitqniilllcé ,.(,?n‘.€,j:‘n.l_‘“:? bur-ii roiiclll .l ' a (Continued on a 11 Col 5) nig t. were credited with a score of These marks are believed to have _,_ large mcntbershlp and of the work m“ mrwsc lmgmm ‘S “heady even rmn on .‘ lg ‘ - "c a" " ‘limo i" m“ l‘ ‘mml? Pl!"- i p u ' l8 enemy aircraft in forays over been caused by the tide carrying ** T111‘ which L, “Mom “mm cad of schedule. Mr. Ching ls 1.1,)“ ‘ l1 59°91“! "$111111! F01‘ "sfmd. Fwd LO-"d- German-occupied Eurfipe in the the body up to the flats lContinued on base 10 col 5) Her Dfirtlculali‘ ‘advice to Wolnc v " mm“ ““°""'Wd i" m“- d°' Liinm from “gm to 16 years Ifwltrizlllilmv I ' ' ‘ ‘ a ' ‘ l icy * r l‘ t: 42:. ' _ . i‘ .’ . >11“?- stirring new aerial offensive. Three The remains were taken to the -————————————— ivas m [:0 0n with lllt‘ work thin‘ l‘;lgfiggi"Egélzlillfilsffiku i"? Somewhere 1n gm mom, p,.,,,,_ , ‘

Coming Events

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flats (or Notices in this column I cents per word.

e- —M at Th m. , BMW m“ veh-ioii-"v-z-yzi.

oi the victories states pilots of the American Eagle lighter squadron.

the battle said the RAF. bombers and eight fighters to heavy anti-aircraft fire number of enemy fighters.

munique repeatlngl the language of

went to United The statement which announced

lost two and a "large

The R.A.F. issued a night com-

Cutcliffe Funeral Home where an lnqueswzis held yesterday after- noon

fcllowlrig Jury: Mesirs. G-sudet (foremanl. G. H. F‘, H. McArthur, H. Oatway, Rolbertson. Harry Craig. D. Rock- we .

place where it had been found the

‘ renew-mm Friday. l

" Cream White Sands. J uLv

Kirk lawn. July 1'l.

"mum and Dance at Brook-

ileld. July 9th. L-4-7-3-4~9.

"Modern and Old-Lime Dancinii. Ilhrell Hall Friday. July 4th, St. Averds Orchestra. L-3-7-3-3l.

L-l94-7-2-2l. Festival. 4th L-996 "Mtornoon tea. on St.

"Ice (beam Social Piesbylflllili

the earlier announcement dealing with the day's air victories, but deleting mention oi the Eagle fliers.

There were some unofficial re- ports that United States-built Havoc night fighters participated in the bombing oi’ German alr- drolmcs in northern France Tuesday night.

An airdrcme at Mervllle. near Lille, and a railway junction south- east. o: Lille were the main target of the afternoon assault. Bombs

(Continued on page 10. Col 4)

inquest late d

Chumh grounds. Montague. July 16th. L- ‘-li

Dr. I. J. Yeo and the} W.

Keefe: Wm.

0T6

l l

After viewing the body and the

was adjourned until a

ralid

Japan to Blockade Vladivostok?

CHUNGKING. July ?—(AP) “Strong rumors in Chinese circles, here today said that Hitler's price i0!’ Yfllefdl-S’!

I

——--- f t J -

"Cake Sale Rogers Hardware ggfiilllrlleltigtflggdloalzl] ghlngytvei Saturday. Julv 5th. Precious Blood Nanldng Government was a mortuary, ' L-1998-7-2-3l. Movements under b rlblcckiide of Vladivos- mlzkesrésintgition tpldyers t vprfselnt _ ‘zltkjivivgs a-[Ififiltttttl htlzat "fir: e Be, ... _ m, ,, , lridfll’. fily n4. m“ fi-Sd-lg-gl-éi. aiigsiakemirslalmportant on the

"I. O. D. E. Sale oi jams, Jellies, es. cakes and bread. Saturday 10.30 at Moore and Macieodh 1.6 7 a 5

LONDON. July 2 -(CP>-- Meas- ures taken by the German army troop

e0 on" in Norway suggest that bl ggmlnn.'mldny_ sulvufilfin £312‘ movements are under way in the 5mg cjfljhesuia_ ' L-33.7.3.11_ northern part of the country. ac-

cording to authoritative Norwegian sources in London.

They said that a state oi emer- gency trad been declared by the uermiins throughout Northern Nor- way with freight traffic of the

"Burlington postponed festival. Thursday July a. Proceeds for war Purposes. L-Dld-d-ao-Zi.

"Milton Tee. and Bazaar Thurs-

Pacific, would be attempted

within a few day!-

Novis Briefs

2—- (C?) -— men of

OTTAWA. July Proclamations lllflllf

miiltar isle to en ist in the Canad an Arctive Army will be

read from the stops of 0"! "i!

,, C ada iii-ivliiztrd-ilsis" "luvsggvgd-siblr.resxni.... vrrssirli. his. not... Wm“ 1"9°°°'7'7‘m with the invasion oi Russia from Defliew Headquarters announ-

..w '——‘_ Finland; it might mean preparation ° "- _____ Ind vgdikciciilvsb ierl-aaiilgingagiiitlir‘ i" "l “lifmPi i° '“‘"'d° B"""“"-) mime, Egypt, Jul s-om- write or prices. Island Cold "-—'———- Gen. sir Claude Auc lnlsck- new Storage C0,, Ltd. ti. British mmand in chief in the

Denies ll. S. Navy

"Load ' n t Alb ‘Iliursdaylmsftgiiiogri. llli-ldsyje? M

E ' . . . . l g§§§:ia"dlt.“°?=f‘ o. cm- ln combat operations

" Picnic at Kingston Fri-

CCXUQ l0 _";_ (lily. Julv 4th. E WASHINGTON, July 2 — (AP) -—

Middle East. has arrived in Cairo from India and is 8X WW1 t" W“ over command short y sir Archibald Wavell.

from Gen.

WASHINGTON. July 2—(Al'l --Jessc JcuesJ-‘ederal Loan Ad- ministrator. announced today purchases oi

iurrper. 5 to ‘I P. M. he was doublln Ice cream etc. for sole. Free Itnter- Ncvy Secretary Frank Knox. the , "Canadian aluminum for ti" inlnment includm sports music in leading advocate of United states United States defence lirfllflm- "mlllii- l»! - - - naval action against the German lie said the Metals Reserve

U-boat menace. pointedly denied today that American naval vessels had engaged in conveying or been Involved in combat. operations of any nature.

He made these statements in re- sponse to “press conference ques- iims base upon printed reports that the ships of the Atlantic nav- al patrol had already been drawn ;

"Garden Party. with Sumnierslde Girls Band, in aid of Queen's Can- udlan Fund at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abblvs. New Glasgow. July 0 8.30 n m. f fi-ica.

eeRME , West aoiiiiizzhixiddlbfilv 3§i'%“"ci?"iévl.”'il°e'ii‘°°§° §d§v‘?y"°r'; aid of Red Cross work. I ' h-io-ii-i-e- at

Company. a subsidiary of the R suction Finance Corpor- ation. was buying an additional 110.000 metric tons oi aluminum from Aluminum Company oi’ Canada, Ltd. for del very in 1M2, 1M3 and 1M4.

ul 2—(AP)-—Miii

VICKY. J _ 081'? circles here tdiilght reported the

"Jlbillll! have launched a power-

, , Discuss group

Hospitalization

were doing. OlllV do it lll‘ll(‘l'. It ivris not the glamorous things that counted alivavs. but bedrock um- Ress. The institutes were. created for a. special function. to nid ill home-making. Now “we have to soc

the [standards of the licrne Tiff’ of flplfliol] 13,0... 1.-

e .. Solid foundations rirusl. be luifl.

PICTOU N S

od todav Nova. Scotls. Minister oi

Dr. Gcorgefitophens of Mon President of the Canadian Hos Council. in addresses before the blen-

l ssoc one

nial meeting of liospita

of the Maritime Provinc .

Ste he termed the system T h a, "nattoniil ill: line." while Dr". Lia-l vis declared it appeared

tion to the Droblem of the body of people for whom a slnglel

Dr.

Julv

lllt meeting

. .. 2—(CP)— Group hospitalization was advocat- bv lion. Dr. F

Heath,

a lati

6S

R. Davis. and

treabl oical

ldir Official 0n inspection

l l

the solil- g laYiZe '

in...“ “often means financial em- barrassment for many years." I

F. C.. Ottawa, Inspector-General tf the Royal Cnncdinu Air Force zir- rlved in Charlottetown last. night on‘

Air Vice-Marshal G. M. Croll. a. ff‘ 5

‘.ti(‘l‘0 are great. posslbllltics ahead l‘

lic spoke highly encouraging words l about the work being nccoiupdshcd [ bv tho Prince Eilwnrd ISlflllfl Trn- ‘ vol Bureau and stated that in his l iiccd for more r270?! nccormiinrlzillriii.

The United States Rubber Coin- runny is one of tr:- lnrrrvst comD-"lll- ics of its kind in tlic world and in ndtiition to their rubber business have otlici" largo interests thrciriiw out many parts of the United Slates, As VlCi? President of tirls immense COllCOlTl Mr. Chingfls re- sponsibilities are heavy. Mr. Chlng Ls also a noted authority on gon- erril business problvnis and his speeches and \\‘l‘lilll‘!S m-c widely l‘i‘1l!l llll‘(7ll'|‘Oll[ the United Slates null Canada. Naturally rt. should be u mutter (if pride to hlsl fulow Islanders that. he has rccclv- ll(‘h uniccl recognition from lcnt Roosevelt of the United :5 ’ll."$.

maid the Russian command.

'1 . in the Arctic about Mui'- llmlisk. the northern Red fleet, in licfiily’ action was reported in an flllfllfii‘ communique to have come through a Nazi dive bombing at- tack iriililt. A single mlnC-lajvor, <;l t clown three of the attacking Gail?- niari planes.

’fi'lE 1' RAFFIC 0N EAsY STREET l9 NEVER oxuav.

lladi-clccatcr Being made In Canada

'nbout ccoccc people m" North sm-

Anto Iiostllities with the Nail aiib- ful counter-offensive against the marines on ell from. "

They addressed a Joint gntherlngi of the Novn Scotlc and Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital Association and the New Brunswick Hospital Association. which opened today. The sessions will conclude tomorrow.

Dr. Stephens tolcl the conference

o. routine tour of inspection Tolziv, lie will visit the R. C. A. F. Rccr . Lin: Centre on Kent Street. ivliicli rs- in charge of Flt. Li. I-l. A S. Moly-l iieux. D. F‘. C.. and No. Bl Recon- miisance School at the Charlotte- town Airport. ivliich ls under com-, crica would receive health tmatmont- mimd of Group Captain E. A. Blake“ through trwllll hflsllltrflllzflilfifl U115 0. B 13.. M. M. Tomorrow the Iii-l year at an average wceklv 605i 0f specter-General will inspect the less than n package of cigarettes», Service Flylrriz Training Schcpl at_ Under the system. he sold. CVQIiV-l Summerside, which is in charge (f bodv Rains and nobody loses. and, wing Commander E. G. Fullerton.‘ it should not be held blwll- l and later in the day leave for Morro- "Don't hold iii! R1011!) hcspltaliza; ion, N. B. Accompanying him on tion to aid medical services first. the trip to this province were: Wing he urilvd- "Medici" “Time Wm mil‘. Commander P. J. A. Hume-Wright- urally follow IlOSDllfiI-‘iefilw- PT°V° of N0. 3 Training Command. Mon» it to the medical end” and 8111x658 creel: Flt. Lt. J. G. Neill, also of; wigrbrglft t-hem along. No. 3 ‘Irainlnz Command and Flt.