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dence for students entering

IN.

These slight changes in bus schedules are for three days only and for the sole purpose of enabling our busses to handle as many citizens who wish to come in to The’- Provincial Exhibition as our capacity will allow us to do‘ so. ~

M. Mr. M. Mr.

SPECIAL Evangelistic services continue in Afton Hall Sunday and each week night (except Saturday) at 8.45. . W. Joyce of Toronto and G. A. Ramsay of Charlotte- town are preaching the "old time“ Gospel of the Grace of God.

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appointments as early as possible

week.

Marie-Elena Beauty Salon

Phone 2191 76 Gt. George St.

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EEK-M . nd Mrs. John xienae, Mrr. slid Mrs. Samuel Oilh-l vie, Mr. Lawrence Shannahan. M155 Catherine Casey and Mrs. K113’ 111°" Askill, are visitors t0 1119 911-37 where they will remain for itqlie Old Home Week ilwiwlm f party which motored here 11.8 from Glace Bay, C-B-

OME. Mr. and anEEMBsRgunet}: liioynazh. 01 13°1- dm P, 12.1., accompanied 11y 111911‘ daughter. Mary. 9W1 a 111181 "ht

EMPIRE -:- TO-IIIGIIT and SAT.

Shows At 7 and 8:45 - Matinee Saturday Only 2:30

l - . . l csaswau. for Photographs. a‘ F u f A m d | ' '-—— 0 acu y 0 l‘ an ‘ NFEDERA . . . $25,.“ T10“ u" Science for the first time. ruauc STENOGRAPIIEB _. Emluirles. 31m“ be ad‘ Professional Cardg, 5.9.34, dressed to the Office of the vNwAmNo ronnv Slabs and Regmm" - PM" 127° mfg? RECEIVES san NEWS T-x-lrs, - Emily éiltcaaulayd of St. ‘Avgrds has H A ' ' "" receive e sa news o e death 011.13g; E93‘... ﬁgeiﬁfggg 11611 Bgstgn of her brotihenln-law.’ 5.211811%?! i1 A. M. Mr. MacFayden.‘ r‘ ' “Muiphy; Se. e 3 P. E. C. Halm. THE m“. c - . . A. BRITTEN will “m “° P‘ E‘ “1-‘11511 "l “Sea? ‘mdffl’; r11" 1 NOTICE T0 OUR ' - on u a . . _ , . gmufgy School 103i.) A M and “g. 7.30 A.M. Charlottetown - Summerside and 10:00 A.M.‘ Wllmvt vallev Hall. 8 P. M. o-io-ii. from Su-mmerslde to Tignish and the 3:45 PM. trip front POWNAL CHARGE Unmd Tignish to Suminerside, the 7:00 A.M. trip from Charlotte- [Cabral] (ilfstclﬂzflgdﬂz. aosgvicis town via Victoria, Bonshaw and Borden will run as far as “w: ﬁessage '05 Crujgdc m; Borden only and the 6:30 P.M. trip leaving Summerside 8 6 6i ggiairsgland Kllilttdirlzm. has a. M. for Charlottetown will be cancelled for the above three ' ' ' . . 3C Cfll‘. ,1 1. -—— Mtnit . il-lc-l". my‘ . . “S3561. “ﬁlm?” 5,3,,“ "g? 1 REGULAR SCHEDULES WILL BE RESUMED As “'° m" b“ m“ “H ‘mmg o“ e5 11111337. 113w B HE UNITED , as follows.- Col'n' lCHAHGbZ-Fi. i A s 12-11. . Home Vleek Au ust 13th to 18th all de- M s 1152.111 1.0.... G.....ﬁi§ii‘i. 11%;. rt-h- IMMEDIATELY TliERhArrEii ' g k d ‘k h . . c 0o 2 PM. icy :1 P M. Eradulbaiio a P. M . . siring permanents are as e to ma e t eir P-M. s. school 11 Rey, n. .1. Morrison. Mlnlser. The Souris 4:30 PM. run will be held until 7:30 P.M.. Rev‘ Clarke Maﬂmmnd’ “H1- onshaw Victoria 3:45 RM. run will be held until 6:30 ' 8-10-11. .____ v ~ I cuuncn SERVICES. - rerel CgaltCl-Iionlivvlelsfastvkgﬁillﬁgf “s13: 9' M 1 l: Rlrgigxhilrlri ‘Slulliiays/l. Aiuzust dayuAugilst 12th vvilhhq ti; follows: The regular 9:45 P. M. bus from Charlottetown to brook 3 p M cross gums iﬂhﬂ‘? §§..,“,",1,,"¢e‘;’f.§f{‘";5 Sumimerside will also go right through to Tignish. 1 PM R"- 558111132 Slllckhousc. a o’~iock. Rev.‘ E‘. kC. ‘lidviinr, “A711- . . . , . .Preacher. 8-10-11. istert. ‘ 11-15-11. QiiﬁﬁﬁﬁaﬁﬂﬁﬁuﬁTﬁlﬁiﬁtiiZlIlfll l WINSLOE PASTORAL CHARGE. ANNOUNCEMENT or cililncli _ ‘w | l -—$¢rv1v@s Sunday. august 12th nsl sanvlcas- Presbyterian Churcli- cnuacu NOTICE - A service gifts on the table. The beautiful. follows: Hiizhﬁeld ll A M. Pilnze-l in Canada Sulirlnv Augrs lof worship will be held iil the Uni- and useful gifts fullv testified tol town Road a P M Wlnsloe Scuth 12th. Cardigan 11 A ‘iti Lcrncl ted Baptist Church at cnvenriisrul the uouularitv of the yoimiz bride-l, 3 P-M- REV- James Maclrinis Valley 2.30 P AI bfolltsigue 7.30 Suﬂdllv evening, August 12111. at 8 Zita in her usual pleasant manner, Sl-Wﬂkel‘. 8-10-11 P. M. R. D. MilcLcan, Minister. Quack, at which the otlicialiniz thanked all for lovely gifts a-lO-li. minister will be Rev. M. O Brin- and good wishes and extended an —-— ton of Woodstock, N. B. A cordial invitation for all to visit her in, PRE-SBYTERIAN CHURCH IN invitation is extended t0 all. her fllllli€ b01119. B7181‘ 1711111911 1111‘ , CANADA-Brcokfleld Charge. Ser- 8-10-11-110111911 1n 5111813111 “F01 .511" 11 J°11Yl , Tuésdaservxieve at. vices next Ifqms Day as iolloivsi TU“: cAunLs Good“ 111121110X.’ d; clig-llcéouglulultiiclgl ANTI - MALARIA EXPERIMENT‘ glance circle the sprayin] R C y. ﬁst-ft Hortsville 1 A M. Hunter 5.181 hllLAlWD MRS. R a W fund I was {c1 e f vb . V‘ ii. s Y t. DA v ‘ ‘lnogqullg lneedmgv pmces Wm, ev- - A 1f >» 3 P. M. Glasgow Roadfijlo P. M. cnscumpec. Prince Edwaic s H “ma nder Q 1.9 e_t11 11.13 “a8 w“ R FE SALAAM. Tanganyika-W DDfi. The use of 1111s powerful lar- a-lll-ll.‘ Mr. Donald Nicholson will condtc; wish to announce the enilaiitehmelzo in mus.c and LﬂIlClhlZ. Music?’ lliZ (GP-A new phase in‘ the \vai"vicloe v experimental, CHUKCH FTGL E an servlces_ a_10_1,_ o‘ the“. daughwr lunid Ru furnished byAMgi. Jlevroéiﬁe anag- aga 21st malaria has been s.ai'ied_in gcivll authorities are assisting the VICES Sunday Aﬁ-gustﬂiggl 8H3; CENTRAL IE" sum“ hon and Mr. ‘u. n c nna. E35 Africa’ decently-lot‘. w ﬂying ‘military in assessing results. T711110’ Church: Georgetown.‘ Mat- August 12th. Saclaiirielit of tile W V l 1115 111111 H011! 90101111101011 11-911 Lord's Supper. Service at 10.3). » M~ Conﬁrm-Mum C1355 3-39 Sacrament 7.30. Rev. J A Mc-l .M. Christ Church, Cherry Valley. Gowan will be the guest speaker. 531181150118 7-39 P- M- REV- G- R- Cance Cove S. S. 3.30 Prepara- 1111111111111. Rector. 8-10-11. gory Service Saturday 11th at B P-M. .‘ - -——- Thanksgiving Monday. 13th at l0 m, - -. - a 1» M- ." I ' - . _ar e ': a a j_ '1 “llﬂﬁ llllFlIANlllllG lllNIlS time. ﬁiilf°étttéill ftlméiiiiﬁ-iill? “i. . , U O ' '1 - - VICES Cl‘ "i8 RTSI C‘ llflllg C ~ . . ._ .. . -.. ' ' 51*" gabbgthsasglltelcl géhgii .1114! ‘.0112: Ellld lcrnpriluah ldsth Elizabetlfs rec: . . ‘ ‘ 1 EXTRA! NEWS - SPORTS - CARTOON m, grg gordlglly welcome, T... $.,1_=.1.,~,l~.&91,.5.,'= ,,,,,$,,,.“,f,§;},,§°,“f3, . resular services will 1101 be held as A.M. st. John's Church, Crapaud. the Minister is absent. 8-10-11. g11uy¢h7§lo0h¢gilVIl0.30RA.MB Elvenirg i rayer . .1 . 9V. . ‘TCBXH, THE SAERQMElTIST of She’ Lorods nectar, 8-10-11. 1 I a Supper W e o pense in r- -é_ t rgpt,‘ icme rom well Head Church sabbath, Aug- GASOLINE HOURS_AS a mm tégiplt/Iféw gleglgrookelh Qua“ where 115v. 13111 51' me 11 °'°l°°k “lﬂce- venience to the motoring public “w, had been visiting another PPeDITB-WTY ""199 1m mid“ B" during Old Home Week, the Gas- dailghter. Rev. Sister St. Hilary of 911111! l" 3 513113131‘ when the 381* E' ollrle Dealers Association are 5115- the staff of Sherbrooke C~ EVE!“ °1 3911"“ Wm prellch pending the present restrictions On-Mr. Movnash 15 11 Velem“ of the The" Wm be 59"“? all‘) c“ s“? the hours of saie of gasoline. SalulFirst Great W31‘ 11111-1 “waned Si“? bum ‘venmg a1’ 8 (‘clock 8-1041‘ VlC(‘ stations will be op-sil both oral Monctonians who serwhediénftlgg cove-a» — ‘ ‘ i}. ‘Feline lleimtcle mi ‘mrnellrllclirllill A 1 l d? SHOWER l g an e Cl!- 021 0 ‘ B. - R EDF MISCELLAN Q . '- wmdw W1“ b‘ “em m ‘h’ we“ srl°rlrlrldiliilgaiiﬂlrlrirra trgdllOn Fﬂ-iday evenin . July 13111- 11

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ite Oh h Sun- _ - ' .nd relatives Eﬁiftrd-Pl-tﬁ e 111 11 ~ “itléﬁltl” Li£%°.€"t°r‘.€ 1...? Raoul Raymond and M155 M111" f‘ - - in “=1 Stephen Johnstoli.K111k°1'9-_1° 1°11" 5"“ stems of chanotlctmvn Wm l3hllﬁllsxtglalli'slnlllllllltlggg laeiglsl lliirT-d der a miscellaneous shower 1111:1011}; 51"“ l" this service‘ The elvenmg t date through the contributions or of their daughter Zlita Ellrabe i will be in the Union Road ° . ~ “TOHCYHDQ marriage. fflivugiq at 730 P M A“ a" molt. of 8.110 Catholics of Prince Ed- priorhto '11:; all.” “Here Comes m: 5d and welﬁmelt‘) ‘these services‘ ‘lvmdd Islandf aillldr lglllagdalaen ailsri glide ‘euslarvccrlsbia Mrs. Herbert Mul-i m“ Th“ A‘ Wilson‘ Minister’ leaorlidsucllddaurllclllvlflllie guicclalrrlge gni’ lisan the “bfiie-bo-be was escorwd" 8-10-21 Most Rev. James Boyle. D.D._ Bishop | to the seat ‘pfxhglOftrlly 1AM Digit-ill‘) of Charlottetown. D1'. J VPWMiss 011311313: f?” 131,011.11“ for’. Mar-Miiiari, diocesan campzllgniclecorate Mil. omen“ Nail-m“ m“? i"llllll‘l'l'ltll‘. announced today '1‘ s uard bv 55 ~ Th" m5 fisure 0f $503,437 more than doll-.Mlss Mafiinyclignllxiiss ﬁmicesl bles tile announced objective ofiwere 01101956 “Conxpqhvmg goo: $250,000; and althouilll the Ctlm-IEITCIIHJBH. maid bv ~Mls5 Ame ilnign activity is nearing its end, ivishes were“ Nu“. M“ Mean,“ Dr-t Mnchdmanccillll tctahllrllclldlsfd tilt allgnaarlld wMlé Kathleen DQ011011.“ pars wer exp . - . M I; , _ n1 filirll total 1Q some extent, a1_.ll...d__11_1_-_A_V"_l£lw “ml ufe

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run PRESBYTERXAN ciiuncn 1N CANADA. - Services on Sull- duy, August 12th will be as 101101151 Wood islands iioo A M. Cﬂlfdwﬂ“ 300 P.M. Murray Harbour 7.30 P M. The Sacrament of Bani-Sm will be celebrated at the afternoon service and the Sacramcllt 914111? Lard-s suppﬂf the ewning Rev. T. A. a. Duke. Mllﬂséeqo u-

was "all right" until war broke niit. She is convinced The Goerings hated Himmler and Bormann, but liked Goebbels, she discloses. s

. l By CURT RIF-SS advisers among whom Goeriilg was nlanyl to that effect. She is eon- ;copyrlghgl 1945 1175A service, Ina 15710113112631. H1311: later he ignoredlvlncidrthathgoeriiirg wasdextrgmiely

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l VAX BQRDER — Hermann C1991" H01‘ story shows a distinct deter- 11113-5 “"19- Fra“ Enlm-l’ Gilermg- ioraiioli in relations between Hit-

Wni. Frau Emmy Goeririg, left, thought the Fuehrer 601511115. rlzht. was very popular in Germany.

INTER-cannon MISSIONARY SERVICE - An interchurch Mis’: sionary service will be lied a. Geddie Memorial Church. Frolic-h

1 .. . . sycoiiim all; binned by OIRWIN AIIIAHAMS "Hitler changed radically when ' the l ﬁrst year of the ivnr

brought striking successes," she

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Packed with thunderinl action and crammed with tense moments of excitement. Warner Bros._ latex-t adventure draim. "Ed-UN 111 1111‘ msert," opens tonight at the Prince Edward Theatre. Featuriilu a cast of players that inclucei Philip Dom, Helmut Dnntlne. Jean Sullivan, Alan Hale. 119111‘ M1111‘ hing and Samuel S. Hinds. the ﬁlm is a rousing combination of mis- terv, adventure r1111 rccnwncc.

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_ as well aatheilunned Nations.

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d; 5e of 30-year-old Marshal Henri Phillipe Petalrlmdgelliallorfol-hehls81d: on treason charges ln Paris are pictured

above. "Rd countries Itlde during a brief recess in the trill-

They ‘m,- M. Lemaire. loll.

River, Sunday. August 12 at 2.30 pm, This service is a commemora- tion of the Centenary of Canadian Protestant Foreign Missions. One of the first Missionaries to 1Z0 from Canada was the Rev. 1W1 Geddie, D.D.. who wvnl 111 111° New Hebrides one hundred YER" ago and gave his farewell sermon in Geddle Memorial Church. Phat address will be read at this service. Three Missionary addPESSQS W111 11° given by representatives of differ- ciit denominations. Taking DQ11- in this service will be i'i~prc-.o1~.t~a- tivcs of the Church of England. the Presbyterian Church. the Ban- tist Church and the United Church, of Canada. The service will be; under the direction of Rev. J. A.1 McGowan. Players by Rev. D. EL, Noel and Rev. E. J. 0. Fmhvl‘ 1 Addresses by Rev. E. J. llarrass

Baptist Church:

Rev. W. I. Green of the United

Church. a returned missionary fl'om

Trinidad and Rev. '1‘. W. Goodwill. f the Presbyterian Church. Mru Goodwill is the son of a missionary.

A solo will be sung by Miss Gloria! Nelson. Weli- known Missionary

hymns will be sung and the of-

fering will be given to the inter-

cihurch fund for Orphaned Mis- s ons.

"He's a little strange yet," eral Officer Commanding First son. little Tony Palmer, to Ottawa from overseas when llle ii

and M. Isorni. The picture was l r they are getting

explained General H. D. G. Crerar. Gen-r Canadian Army, when he met his grand- f for tile first time. The General was en route‘

tile boy boarded the train lust be-

fnre it reached Ottawa where he was officially welcomed home. Here acquainted. — iCunadian Army Photo).

told me that Adolf Hitlefs per- sonal physician sought on one oc- casion to poison the Fuehrer.

The exact time of this alleged incident she did not disclose, and there is a certain mystery inher-

_ent in the remainder of what she

told me about it. She did give the reason. It was, according to Frau Goering, because the doc- tor realized that Hitler was mad.

Here the story as she told it to me:

The Fuehrer had two physicians, Morcll and Brandt. Morcll de- cided that ills patient should die. So into a prescription he put a quantity of strychnine that, in source of time, would have been lethal. By chnncc- Doctor Brandt saw the prescription. He recog- nized its significance. and rushed to Hitler.

“My Fueiirer.“ he cried,

Morcll ivants to murder you."

Hitler listened to Brandtﬁs story and sent for Moi-ell, with whom he had a long talk. Then he called Brandt back. He told Brandt that while he npprccitcd him, hc had decided that one doctor was enou h, and he would stick to

More l. Hitler Ha ted Brandt

"I don't know whether ' ~ con- tinued to take llfnrclls ...1nc," Emmy told me. "Hut i -11 that time on, he hated Brandt. When Brandt allowed his wile, a Red Cross nurse, to be captured by the Americans, Hitler had Brandt ar- rested. That's the Fuehrers grati- tudel"

Frau Emmy gives every indica- tion nf hatin Hitler today. For that. matter. s e ﬁnds little that is good to say about any of the Nazi bigwigs, dead or alive, or about their party or their policies or the things they did. She liked Goeb- bels. Her deepest hatred is devoted to Himmler. and Martin Bormann, Nazi party head. runs a close sce- czid as n Gocrlng family aversion.

She feels that the utar wrought a nreat change in Hitler, convert- ing him from an able and agree-

able persoh to an arbitrary cruel,

master ivliom she despises but who still dominates most " of her thoughts.

When. in astonishment, 1’ asked if even today she doesn't con- sider that the Nazis committed grave crimes before the wnr. she appeared puzzled.

“What was wrong then?“ she

I asked.

Before the war, she feels. Hitler was "right" because he listened to

said. “They went to hi5 head. You can't imagine how con- ceited he became. My husband often said, “You can't talk to the Fuchrer any longer."

“When you ulishecl to influence

Hitler, it was as though there were‘

a wall between him mid you. He would listen, but you knew hc reali- ly wasn't hearing. Sometimes hc would romise my husband or me someth ng that “C hurl ‘ Later. during the ills. . arllilt- ant would telephone t .' 1g r L‘

" Hitler didn't have the guts to tell us himself ihai he ll.li'l changed his mind.

Literally ltfarl

"When I say illill mad I mean it lllPl‘.'lll_\'. A icxv people know that, dill 1g the his‘. three years his rich; nrm trembled constantly so that he had great diﬂicult in writing. and often had to stea y the right arm with the left hniid. My husband's pliyJ-idli, Olldarzn, mice explained tl t this was caused by a deterioration lil the brain which also made it im- possible for Hitler to pursue any ine of thought through to the end.

"Last June 6th Hitler visited us." (This obviously would have been in 1944i. "He alvcays came to sec us that day, which ivas my dflllull- tel‘ Eddifs lairthdav. Pacino. the floor, he told ii<: “Gcrmiiiifv will win the greatest victory l1: illc history of mankind.

"Hermann and I looked at each other. knowing that the Fuehrcr must be crazy lo say such a thing.

“Munitions Minister Spoor, mo, realized it. He told n10 that on one occasion Hitler ordered llllll to issue a proclamation diverting nil Germans to destroy evrl'_\'ll1ir;:, lest it fall into enemy ha: ' Spoor said he (old Hitler: "I against it. I don't alliirnvn ever.- tliing that you do. like thnsc who were iil vour party since the becill-

Hlilrr ivhs

rig.

"Hitler gasped. Spccr told usbut apparently he did not force the issue, because Slccr did notbrnail- cast the RDDPR. Spot-r tnld hie that only a madman could ll.l‘.‘C thought up such nil ltirn lll that hopeless stage of the vsnr."

Frail Gearing brlievcs iiiai dur- ing the last year most Nazi lav!- ers were fed 1m with Hitler. 11ml considered him "imposslblcﬂ iviirl that the nation at large WJllNl impatiently for her husband tr» take over the reins. She quoted

icr and the (lot-rings on the per- sonal plane, beginning about the time that the war got into its swing.

"Hitler was extremal lto me until the war ‘said. “film he became correct but not exactly friendly. He never ivanterl me to meet Eva Braun. I and Winifred Wagner were the only women in our circle who never mrt. Eva. Hitlpr evaded the issue \\'llElll‘\‘0l‘ Hermann suggested that

charming egarl." she

,v.'c 1111101. l never found out wiry."

Hitler Sensitive

There may be one nautral expla- nation. In 1935 Hitler had de- mzliirl d that Goering marry Emmy, 11's ‘res. 011 zlle around that

lllllhi not lead im-

I: could be that ivncn

a Eva for himself he wnl

about having the mistress

lli‘ . made Goering marry meet the mistress Hitler did not marry.

After the attack on Russia. Em- ,n1_-.- hull mo, llnlcr seemed to de- Iliuhi ‘n. iiiliiilllutllig Goering. This

111111111 ill _ arose out of the Mar- shal's protest. ivhcll he heard the ill£‘\\'.~. that "Nobody can justify 1:111: step." To which Hitler replied

coldiv: “Ill take the responsibil-

it i crlnrlh the Fuehrer fre- lqi ivould make fun. in front .01 hlllillflllllil? generals. of Guer- liiie- "ridic11l1u< trips t0 iho ' from." l a-a-ai (inerlng nftcn thought about l 11's possibility nl’ killing Hitler, his wife told me.

"But how? And if he had done nivni- with the Fuehrer and made rears with the Allies two years aim, those who were dissatsﬂed \\illl that peace would have said that things would ha e been bet- ter ll Hitler had liv d. Further- mcz-c. Hermann was too loyal to kill Hillel‘.

“St clinics he thought of shoot- inr: lsalf. but lie felt that would have been disloyal to the German nation.“

Frail Emmy 1< very bitter toward those Nnzi loaders who committed suicide. with the apparent excep- tion of Goebbels.

"l think it. was llill~i' committed suicide." she said. "liv 11nd n sacred duty to hand hintu-if over to the Allies, lf only t.) inke responsibility for what he did. The Fuehrer acted like a cow- cvd. betraying his friends and the iil-golf German people by his ml- c e.‘

§ shameful that