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The cable shown above, from Major-General Victor Odlum, Can- adian Minister to China, tells its own story of the suffering inflicted on China by the Japanese and provides reasons for the nation-wide cam- paign by the Chinese War Relief Fund which is now in progress to raise $1,000,000. The plight of Chinese, according to all authentic accounts, has shocked all those who have come in contact with them since Japan launched its unprovoked attack six years ago. People are starving, they are ravaged by disease. Thousands and thousands of children have died while an equal number have been orphaned. Hospital facilities and sup- plies are inadequate. There is a scarcity of food. It is to help overcome these conditions that the campaign is now being held in every Piovince. In Prince Edward Island donations may be sent to any Bank or direct to the Honourary Treasurer, Mr. W. R. Cruikshank, Manager of the Royal Bank, Charlottetown.

Make your contribution, TODAY. Campaign closes September 6th.

Chinese War Relief Fund

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l U.S.” State Slecretaryl TSThiVppinTgT in Montreal

on the United States leaders in the Quebec conference of the democracies, State Secretar ml-lul (left) and Dr, Lewis C. Douglas (centre), former principal of McGili University in ing Board, are shown as they were taken through the ontreai recently by W. M. Neal (right) vice-president —Csllsdlsl Psrlllr Pbcle.

and now deputy chairman of the U.S. War Shi Canadian Pacific Railwayfs Windsor Station in of the Canadian Pacific, on their way to Washingtsl.

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‘The Jdps‘ sneak exit from Kiska removed the last

enemy link from the Aleutian chain.

and Canadian troops landed on the island, the esti-

sistod 10,000 men of m, enemy garrison had (one; .

f plow til! m?‘ delved be averago crop.

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bride duo-be.

Mi.ss Margaret McLeod of Roths- my. N1, is spending her holidiws with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J-leatih lidlaohaod. 'Ilhey also have as their guest Miss Dorothy Titus of Rothasly. N’ B. who is enjoy- ing a pleasant visit with them.

Mrs. Annie Tuplin is visiting in Sea View the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Blakaney.

Mr. Edwin MacArthur who has been serving for some time on mili- tary duty in Ontario is spending a pleasant furlough accompanied by

er in Sea. View the guests of lillrs. MacArthur-b parents Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clifford MacLaren.

Fueberries are quite plentiful this season and many are busy gathering this delicous fruit and canning them for future use.

The school here opened Monday after th-e midsummer holidays. Mr. Boyd Bearisto is again engaged for another year all trust the teacher and pupils may have a successful year.

Mrs. Harry Ramsay and her daughter Mrs. Chetwood Bates left on Thursday morning for their home in Revere, Mass. after spending the past month visiting friends in different parts of the Province. A few evenings previous to their departure, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crozier held a farewell re- ception for them when a number of friends were invited the even- ingrwar most pleasantly spent in music both vocal and instrumental monologue and readings. Several who were present expressed the pleasure it was to meet those friends as visitors amon them also expressed the spprec atlon of all to the hostess for her kindly welcome and generous hospitality. Mrs. Bates on behalf of her mother and herself in a gracious manner thanked all for the lovely visit they had and the good time they had given them and trusted all would be spared to meet again. Mrs. Ramsay's five sisters were all iprrsent at this occasion Mrs. Johnson Bernard. Mrs. William Paynter, Mrs. William Cousins, Mrs. H. L. Donald and Mrs. Ram- say. The singing of the National Anthem brought the program of the cveni to a, close after which a bouzitifu and ’ " ‘ lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Lee Paynber, Mrs. Frank Bernard, Miss Evelyn Donald. Mrs. E. Donald and Mrs. Robert Cousins At a last --hour kind farewells were said after wishing the guests of honour a safe and pleasant jour- ney home.

A most successful ice are...

social was held here at Sea View Hall on Thursday evening. ‘The tables were filled all the evening

ed the delicious ice cr-eam provided by the ladies. A splendid sum was realized from the proceeds.

Mrs. Atwood Blaknney enter- tained the membe of the Sea. View W. I.. at her home for the August meeting on Tuesday even- ng President, Mrs. Fannie Hilts presided and opened the meeting n the usual way with me Ode and Creed. Members answered to roll call by naming an Island Product. Minutes were read by the Secret- ary, Mrs. Leland Campbell and

reported having the school thor-

taking s. box of fruit. New com-

Mrs. Keir McKay and Mirs.

i mittee. ‘ Leland Campbell. Letwrs of thanks i was read from sick who had prev-

iously been remembered also sev- eral letters from boys overseas. expressing their appreciation for

of thanks for donation sent 1h

same. Mrs. J. E. Campbell leader of the sewing class gave an inter- est report of achievement daY held recently in bong River and of the splendid showing of the wort: done by the class from Bea View. Baby Adams gaining first prise in third year work in com- petion with several other clubs over the Island. Marie Adams

and se for second year work and elmn. Campbell first priu for first year work. It was decided

another term and the leaders were re-a olnted with other members proinsin to assist in every way hey cou d. The programme com-

; mittee then took charge, Mrs. J.

E. Murphy gave s, humourous read- ing Wllie’s rm. To The Barber,

. which created much ‘amusement.

—pl‘esumabiy under cover of a fog. The inset map at upper left slic-ws the Allied bases and their relation‘ i-o Paramushiru, now the nearest enemy base.

Mrs. O. Donald also gave a t- riotle reading. To Help Them er There. The slnglmr of the, ational Anthem brought the meeting to s

close. The hostess then served a delioioi! lunch ssdsted by Mrs.

$il_lVi0Vl and Vicinity

asuiars have at last com- indeedpmm to

Ilsa. Pater Wall: and littla_ daiﬂlt ﬁhirlq of

Massssrsspmslingapleasmtvtsi inDuinlsytheg-uestsofliar.and

bro Lfoagloseb! all Joining in best wishes to the

Mrs. MacArthur and little daught- '

with guests who all greatly M1401‘.

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All. MARRIED MEN 27 T0 30_Y_I_IARS 01.1)

Planes and Schools are Ready to Train You Quickly

You will be in Air Force uniform right away. ~ No more delay getting into aircrew. Basic training begins at once. Skilled instructors are waiting; Fast planes are waiting. Ii you are physically ﬁt, mentally alert, over 17 and not yet 33, you are eligible. _ You do not require a High School Education.

Under the new Military Service Regulations, all men in the above age groups and categories are now subject to immediate call for military service.

Don't wait for your call, got Into the ILCLAJ‘. But i! you have received you: call, you can still y» in, if you m mom-rs? .- shim in the Service you have always wanted to loin.

DON'T PUT IT OFF Till IT'S.‘ T00 [ATE

i AIR CREW leaded low for liiiiiisilafs Training as run-rs iuivica-rolis nemesis am cuinisns

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RECRUITING CENTRE ARE LOCATED Al's:

humleisllés??? te ber tim our o o . m

will be held “Sig. home “but. the President.

EmTmiai" half ""f"—n mtTTFThimim

ash l ai c nters h be kept 0c ‘CPU ‘V6 On ‘nu

exceedlngl busy. Messrs. John Oolln Mouyntain. have llnishe

mm“ sommiﬁZTT” i-epoﬂ-z

Damley her frien

this“ “°" °“°i..i’ii.““"i».i‘..‘s ce |y s. Simmons. school. Mrs. Josie Mu-

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approved. The school committee

oughly cleaned. Sick committee re- ported visiting a sick member and

(ittees were appointed. Sick, Mrs. this JDllIl Ooulson, Mrs. c. Donald and Mrs. J. E. Campbell. School com- 11

i large undergzmund barn for Gregor. Mrs. Wank McKay. Miss Evelyn Brown. Graham's John Clark, Darriley and have tee then entertain-

View the guest of her sister. ma. bell almost completed, besides sx- by Ma's. 1". W. Donald and Mr. Donald. ' tsnsive repair on several other

Miss Edvihs Donald has return- ed to her hams in Mal ue after

inons on Salt- Down Fresh Vegetables and a m

New York by Meriele Orozier and

friends in Sea View.

Mrs. llrie Sudsbury and ate Thomas Adams who had been oils lunch was served by the oven sea. View from Valleyfieid, Quebec, e 's service. and was splending a Simmons. vahere Budsbllrv been ‘ﬁr; we eatrhnedt lllflﬂxlllh at is home. D0)’ [n llIlD 0h l) Whﬁ 0l'~ GPOMII ll‘- tl-iere for some time. x,‘ a Dlwd Osselsy w‘ ———- s

A umber f o l frmn n oommifniy “Titlﬁsﬁ the i

co ds alled Mr. I "he Th f - veretunt Swltllssbln; who mung“: com- well rm‘ on u I a"

til Ind _l.ll sentation of a beautiful pen and pencil set and a purse of money several training depots and was 139ml”- was presented w the - est of spending a snort furloush with his

d Qglgyotdq nice ‘bins.

boxes received from the Institute. View letter

_ it was decided to have it on the d 1m- even of August 19th and neces- sary pans were made for holding Greermn also

friends there. their hmie

Mrs. wimis ll th Hill past week plsasau illllt ‘M in lea View.

to carry on the sewing class for many

Miss ‘Ihitsday mornuigg for her home

in St. John, ., after lpandins expressed sincere thanks to all.

nirnished Messrs. Homes Illlac- read a nice address ex the urse

(Red Mil s late hour after which “immunity. liter which I depaﬂrtid after wlsiiinguPrivste of money on bahal

f David Osasley they have best of good ok and was unted Elwin MountainJA- l. hll I'm-W“ as sir guest. a safe return u. his home and m. utt .§’........ his thanks ruliii-lw duties ﬂ -— friends. in a few words and thanked all furloush with f s" Miss Maude Donald of Wcrossh _-__. single‘? for their enpression of er, Mag. has rstumsd to has old Mr. and linawﬂeorgr Oroaier mil . All joined lii singing Iin orces ,

View and is reoeivlns and family of Mass.

after rid sant holiday with-Tania‘. in Po Darnley.

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"—- d W. I. met st the a safe return to his hoins and 101901110. who 611W" ill s. ...... .— . 0...... ll m“: °’ “‘°w..""'..‘.b’ “"1”? """“.i.'...“"'...,." .Z"'.“"" a: ‘l’; ﬁt $°°m~m ""' ,2‘? . o or on n even or son ave o ~ - spending a m” hells with their August meetlns. Pﬂlldgl.“ in the cause of freedom gum of the beautiful reatdcnﬂ! ‘l ti! frlen in Daiulsy place charge and the meeting ed the 1L0 A.!".. stationed at ﬂali- new! mg Mis- Maxim“ vrsioeaie is one of ti: ‘nllmiollun-lhlll erodny gywihsﬂillohmismro“ barn“ a id ihmmpran’ m’ ‘semssorlflesd m gimsfvru an i” M’ w . ea , . success! IIIIIKIJI abroad. various reasons why food is in IILDTNI. while on active slr- new home in .._- essen is! m the diet. Minutes werO visa and non Wendall the you". WT”... Profitt m4 Miss Georgie hoekiiart, spent ms business discussion fol- est is leaving his parents to serve Mr. and l-mmn n" "mains the put wee pleasantly visiting in lowed. It was decided to renovate in the I..0.A.I'. _ fem"! oﬂdxm“ m, o; m» wt‘ Bea View. the susst of llr. and interior of the hall and a oom- —-— their ll°l- "Y v, Mrs. I. w. Donald. inf was appointed to have 1i. is with deep resret that mam tam at BI -——- diam of same. Ways and Means friends lass-n of the illness of Mrs. —---h— ni- Miss Hmhcs Adams and Miss of flllilll matey were discussed James Diissan at hsr home in Bea The fishermen h“ fill! um Holmes of . an and plan wars made for s1 m- View all mist to learn of a speedy NM 10mm,“ “p, .11; ﬁ Vlgw ‘ti.""'&il claws: m“ “m "'%"{'.‘ 123d.‘ : mm“ matauei scarce It a e . -—-- w “pg psssmt season.

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Pi-o- en bones hut she is riiiierin ifs:

srumme comm bruises and shook all

Road. spent the pssg, wed: in sea ‘another one for Mr. Arthur Oainp- ed with mlessiramprogrsm. Paper may soon be about asﬂiﬂ- n __

buildings. glgiosue Millie and Tillie Goes To m.‘ of honor in the home M __. glbther Vernon and Mrs. Chlgriz; The Hall at Spring Valley was Mrs. Harry Oroaier. This was ion. Darnley. on Thursday b" spending a pleasant vist with filled to its» utmost capacity on peatly enjoyed by all. The sing- Previous to his dcllartuir Tuesday evening to honor one of III of the National Anthem sume his military dimes o, , the boys of that community Prlv- brought the meeting to a close. A Grove Inn. 1n the 0M1!" delie the sum of "W" Mini’: l’

t r1- “ oneiicli

Mr. and

little sou Ralph. have returned in for some time serving in His Mai- hostess assisted by Mrs. Fulton omen d with a WW w" a substantial sum of mo“ h“ which w. Champion exuwﬂd mm; lunch p}: il

’l‘he as ssk- Wall MaoNutt Darnlsy, was "ﬂed by the ladies and dine,“

1k. l to preside and after a few well th. scene of a l and happy "I" evmlns W" 5W1" l“

i“- hll. 1mg m _w. MrsLeoPi-ench 015k” dance held in .lhoNeil's wars- pilinsnta-YY address and the pre- dal of z e n. ‘ti. a. 39$... ill‘. N B. hurreiurugrd "ﬂiljgdfqﬁ 1M evmi been tn training for some time in "i" Vlﬂliin"

motored '0 gcmpaflltd b7 mother. N" uuPll. m“ Mrs. Ml?‘

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Dorris Jayne: left on ionor on behalf of h many parents. when the guests had all- Mr. lilltcn McKuv lllBhdl for which Private , Adams gathered. m. Arthur McKay was Elmidhlﬂ "Wm-v ‘c a chairman and in s. few W111i"! Bu" "d h

‘her holidays wi frimds tn 80a ‘me . mainder of the evening pass- wel chosen apsropriats remarks Jlwb B1". M1‘- . usio called upon Junior Hicks who l-illm Th

_ garet Th era-id ls xinnon an ‘Zhiplin. ‘This was en- fselims of the many fr ends o the blMll-ht or the R- G- m “sun-p hll pend!!! 5 d! m Se. Vlﬂ-

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