om" r “acre-aw --- IIJIIIIIIIII Ill PIIIUI “QUIT! ' lows. IIIIIIIIUII “Vi?! .

' THE“ ETOWN GUARDIAN

{'-

t Suprouo Gourt - At Suauorsido. '

Clovis ran-y cameo a olu o!

called in auimm rnerslda yesterday.

\"I.

.___

BIG DANCE

Holy Name Hail. sponsored by llllbil of Columbus.

At Rotary GI

Lgan, nr.o.. of Imm-

‘Ionlgbt. I to 18.80 at

Ne. OI 0.1. (8.) ‘LC. 0r- obeatra “Wm

Ytllfld-ly a short course for

Sodm-Ldr. NaoLaan

____. Squadron Iaader Angus Mac-

P.E.I.. was

he n lA-L

Sentence

u 3Q‘ the d e1 tn ourt. t - u led Eur- boy res-- “<wu .0‘; "l9ii§r"§$tiou “withers? its “fl1"°,§,,|'§¢§1“" ope” ufimhn Ho» inteasfilé

4w, ' oona ‘Nob "l intsreo even m" and Eng stove boitauirmeabolal mull-ulna: ~ ‘“-1‘3.,§“,,,"E.° .,'§“‘°"“".'.'"e.... was lyivoafntedtmih Mill's-t. "$1M? ll- - - "' -“""‘~" -1- Avanneoavrioneuab m w,“ m‘ m. “ a ' as thaflmotbathewu -k. or o. was m- h a us? ueniunru panel was en- shot down in Holland in Juno. a ssur. parsnip: and car- owl» lrausted when only three Jurors ma. until "wit" ("hr-mt “"1" Mam‘ New “fffis-it ‘my meg-place on p “.22?! h" mm a V” had been selected and "I ~11" Gllllrsc "14 ‘mfllyuvfil’, “guifgifi:

noon Nov. alstiviho , nemaffiw _ wsudlrgmfltobringin twenty more who”? M _

"l" %“"'“““" suwhw... ________-:_.-,--- Atigumanwénrliumiébglmw; Goons At Noroll ,,I.*.,{:"*.“..;“:. “'.:.°°°“'i.°i or ha: council-mu ‘ to distill alcoholic liquor mes - ' to WP 1"- """‘Y"§{§.."§', fifif sent w...» 1“ app-am ,_A1.so snonr susmcr out; Jultmnsfllal; s Olmoboll -— o1 "c" 39,3; 3",; ,-,, ,,,,,,,,,

' mun“; l‘ l m‘ l“ ' in Ho d he spent five weeks u.

MAINLAND —A m0- hsiating of Mr Alex

who Saturday eveninl 111m

i srst and otger lgxlgcfisegfnlgltxer“: gloga m" c ‘i had delivered NW“ S“ a’ a‘ " '- Isa hlln "where they, accompanied LAO Wider Willlmii)‘ ad haggnev r W new“ who w" "mm" " "°"° ' a SUMMERSIDE ° his "o" m" “P°“",f;",,§_‘,.“ ‘$5 Arponault. ‘Prue Murphy name he should have . m. won-ed Kelly and Elmer‘ ntseiusi Walter Iiaughiin. ' , '~ t - ' caged for Personals _' up . .u o or by the ’ ' ' I n challenge was upheld

grns Against Too itch Gentraiization

“gnrrgm. u v. 2a - (or) - w T- A. Crerag, Federal Minister Mines and Natgral liesfltélétl.

ddrce 6N W“? N ‘m m an a Btpwords centrall- ‘mh of economic power in Can- s, and he warned that "pwplfl houid think clearly, honestly and arlessiy as to the significance of

d -" .

‘llt-tig: 5.... those who claimed tut all industry and all financial tituitlons should be owned and , ted by the government. said . Crerar. “It is a free country- vwurse, and people have a right . pound these views. but all ...~ teaches that cenmaliaation , mhpmic power is but forerun- n- of centralization of P011114!!! n,"

anadian Dressed fills Go To Kiddies ii: Great Britain

lpNTREAb. Nov. 22—Dolls no other pieythings are scarce in he British Isles so that g, consign- rnt of eighty dolls, each attired in nmt, knitted coat, appropriate - ss and tiny bootces. now on the ~ seas wii be a big prize when reaches the Royal Sailors’ Rest tfcrismouth, England. This in- itution takes care of families of t- lost at sea. ‘these dolls were med by the Girls Service Group > the Canadian National Telegraphs -~ the big bundles they shipped to rtsmouth include plentiful supp- i _bf toys and children's clothing. - Girls Service Group is an aff- te oi the Canadian National liways Employees’ War Services l ooiation and since i910 they sent score oi big bales each one oi- hich arrived safely.

“K

‘walling §mtlw

l PHUTUGNAPING GHINSTMAS ARI) we Wlerln7km I 1am 00in Si-ww WM

you want so use o: nah a N! one; is.»

All OUI IANY IIAAII’ HIOTO-UIIIIIO DIUONI

SHOWS 7.30 and 9.15 TUESDAY AT 3.30

Emmett

is horn?“

Awards

octt of Duncan. erseas with the

OVETBC

Acting Bqdn. Grlrnsby. Ont

Kelowna. B- C.

Acting Flt. Hamilton. Brandon, M w

Vernon, B- C F0.

Beak. IO

Prairie. M

I! v

Fit. Sgt. Halifax-

H- '1‘. B.

9F‘!!! early for tbczfli be abigrasb Wilson ‘

Eiinan llrug & Photo

Sonics Summertime, P. s. 1.

AIIGTIUN SALE

AT FIEDIIICTON ‘Mo: disposed or n’ t; 1

' til Of ".d“l'....l..-

; I Illa known at an an". E aglfikiaégmnuchman.

u_nIAI£GIOIIOII,

quantity oi l‘

Ghurohlll To Navy

Jadatosay rb-nabrime.

—Mr. Dan Noon-nor Charlotte- town was. a week-emi- visitor t0 Sinnmorslde-S , ;

Uaa Millard! fpr dandruff

24 n.o.h._r. a

Announced

OTTAWA. Nov. 22 — MID-Tile d B. C- A. I". announced tnnight the awarding of 24 decorations to mem- bers of the R. O. A. 1'}. serving ov- erseas, including one bar w e Distingmuislhed Illyingflroas, l

The bar to the D. I". C. went in l-‘it. W. O. Langstaff of Holloway, Ont. R. C. A. It, navigator serving

as. * The other recipients:- D. F.‘ C.

Actingsqdn. Ddr. n. L. Saunders

Fort Qu-Appelle, Sa

Acting mt. '1.t. us. oigicyrtemgofilhallhiiildd esex ' ' ' s s. s -- In Naritimes Acting m. at. ‘p. n. Acting r-ltllilt. w. sJxlmu. nud- ay. Alta. , . - Acting m. m. n. w. Batidgre n. Lina-rest] neiminitoh.

. W. Weller. Bronx, New York. FO- G. B. lillwflodpPoflvllp ‘Ll

an. . IO. M. Battier, Regina. D. RIM.‘ I0. Jyw. Betty. Hanna. Alta. Sgt. M. I. Gray, Vancouver-

A. .1. C. Janea (mother)_ (i9 Inglis at.)

Station ’ ls- Busy But NotThat Busy °’ - Britain Gets Wooden

maomo. m. f (or- a David H. Gibson. 0 l. a president of-tha avy

. carver

"t.°t§.*a_ ..g..ai-..u. ,, - g» - Parado ls Gay Tune Film

SEQUIN/s

Johnn cast, "Priorities"

in a big jargon

and Last night's

' section of

B. C., carving ov-

a" A_ n film was una

Jule

Know nu Better." sk.

Ldr. J. 1'. Snider, Dilworth, N. Keddlc, Ens.

..i"._ Rawson, Carey. HALIFAX, Nov.

- thin 833001.100

howe .

uedatl

lildmon . ._ Gray. , Stoughtcn.

MMKBI

men Jones, Mrs. Mabel °‘N',}3°'°°°'

Brid- Ottawa.

Oodled the

—Oey new tunes. exciting dances. and n fast-stepping unis: make Par- “Priorities on Parade," the merry movie musical that open. ed last night at the Capitol Thea- tre. one of the outstanding tune films of the current season . With Ann Miller, Betty

Jerry Colonna, Vera, Vague and ie Johnston heading the swell is well worth the ing. If it's relaxation you want,

own to your toes, rh your picture. It's tops in entertain- ment-and there's a timely story idea, too. The film _ _ U ‘"'°"'“.ii.“'%l.t3.;°‘..."€..‘;""it. time. i» the hot licks o! music. audience, was just about as America as anyone could find and the verdict in favor of the nimous. Several of the tunes. written by Frank IAIBSSEX‘. Stynp and Herb Mlsld-Sfm. are already nation-wide hits. catchy "Conchita, Marchita, Lolita. Pepita, Rosita, Jun Lopez" is bein bummed from onc end of the coun ry to the other,

nits

numbers are "You're .

Someone Else" and “I'd like to

landings in the Marltimes curing October showed on increase of more pounds catch in October, i942, figures l5- Iued today by the Eastern rhshcries l2 s d 600

pounds landed last month were val- 1,1B9,63B compared with 28.- 449, ‘I00 pounds worth $806,248 tak- en by fishermen in the correspon- ding month last year.

Moat valuable were cod and muc- kerel. followed by oysters, hciri . hadcook. lobsters nnti po- i! catch exceeded 1'7,- 000,000 pounds and was valued at more than $50,000

$58,078 over t1e October, 1942, land- ings. el came next, a catch of 4,010,000 pounds netting fisher- nearly 0200.000, or an 100209.58

a. Beotia fishermen hauled in f fish d lo" thou“ ti)! nudging

' ill‘ 9 mm". l, Bil L‘

“at. Sgt. D. W- Storms, nnerson. Sm... by ago,

Flt. Bit.‘ P. V. Damage, impugn. York's. his. ‘

B71. The new

as 4.468.800 pounds w and was worth slur-coo more. Edward IBllDiL, with fish-

erlea on a. smaller scale, produced pounds more ilsh. than in Octnbe

list in and New Brunswick, but in the Isl- Province the principal crop was mBllhw

for a new

ge to the

Rhodes.

Goope Posts

fairly s arkles. Mman an

however, good a cross-

committee

The ?tates on

with the

Other lllt ‘n Love With

Panama

Leba nose high prais

Kingdom 22- ( GP) —-Fish

section o

over tile Secretary Secretary.

‘The d6,78

liberation

on increase of

Ghief

Bwhy orrAw

Wells as c worth

Nova Scotla years for

“W641i!

1...... . teen.

recolv L ca. W

W5 u" the present war in .

and!" N! ""5557" “n” Since Navv chaplains hold no a.l tattoo tho inf no tlon staff '

L's... n; u. Solos From _ Ganada gtg,;~y,*,;,,*;_~ y" l» ca“ ~ of do!!! was. 4110:’ . ___

°P ' 1m- n-(crl-The

mm‘ It “m. "m" ' "has stopped the man- . u n I xlapiwilgillaila ifacture in an“... of ’ s e

v h,“ yjmuaea-Wu lobe for shoes and instead they; fi mo the ‘oxnot number of-trnina "'5 u‘ 5° mvwrd m" "m" cg‘ 1-ye- em" "- tt-g- M“ "sctti'rsi".aamzss. 0W llWll ll ""1," gm“; ,,'{,*,,~g,,7,~s,;,,,:,,,; is; to Britain in bulk zei- some s a b e ob“; m; u“; may" Mg. time but the decision to stnn man- u s “my ‘a mm. “aim m‘ ufacturing it is believed, will mean a a 5, m, increased shipments from the Do- .

Di tor, blioan

uant

the case of John (Holman) Gal- lant for the prosecution was p"- mltted by the court to make a. state- ment w the effect red in his evidence when he said he

place. Ranahan said he Laughlln at any time and that the

Harrism McFar-lane was chali-

that he was not indifferent.

It is understood that Harry Gal- lant and Frank Gallant, defendants on a. recent conspiracy charge on which they were found not guilty by a petit jury, have received not- ice that the prosecution will appeal

Court of Prince Edward Island en bane on the grounds that the lear- ned trial judge erred in his char-

MaoMillan, [luff

LDNDON. Nov. 22-46?) — Bri- tain today named Harold Mac-

advisory council for Ital ground for Allied post-war policy- uno appointed Alfred Duff Cooper her representative ivith rhe French

In Washington, inc stat-c depart- ment announced Murphy would :eprcsent the United

taly, with Edwin C. Wilson broom- ing the United States representa- tive to the French committee, both

Murphy had been representative to the Wench committee. and Wil- son was formerly Ambassador to

embassy counsellor in Paris before the French armistice

MacMlllans well received in London, where his work as Minister of State t Africa and his assistance

as resident quarters in North . Millan's title will be United

Harold Caccia was made ncw act- ing vice- resident of the political

for Italy. He was formerly Foreign

the Iibrelgn office's most , om g younger members.

Britain increased the prestige of ‘the French committee of ha onal

fcnnerly Mnlst.er of representative raglan I-le is an expert in French n1-

Royal Canadian Navy headquarters today announced the appointment of Hon. Brig. the Rt. Rm A

mer principal to the three armed services Bishop Wells was retired recently when he passedthemnximum ageof

Wells. formerly Bishop of

African war and in the First Great War was in the chaplain service. l-ie was appointed chief chaplain to the til-lg; services in

WASHIN The House of Representatives. and;

fitter of Penruigrlvania, halted work today for M and thereb tzponed

maroon old. booming. after a heart at ck which assoc tea said was brough

tan Mass, naval air base to the navy base at Willow Grove. e time.

“n two deatlilia left the e-u n ouse a p All‘? Repub

Ranahan, a. witness in

that he had er- moiasses to Ed- delirered molasses to Ed said was

the third time as a lur- ground

defense on the The

trial before the Supreme

jury-B.

r Get New In Ned.

expert on Mediterranean her representative on thc y-a. te ling

of national Jberatian. that ROlJBrf D. the advisory coilnell for

rank Ambassador.

prior to which he was

HDDOlIIGKDCYIG W85

in North in the difficulties earned him e. He ‘will retain his post ‘ at Allied head- Africa

Commissioner.

the control commission

Anthony Eden's private and is considered oniguof I

b making Duff Coo r, informal on, with Ambassador's

Naval Ghaplain

A. Nov. 22—(CP)-

hief naval oha lain. Bor- Protestan chaplain

active army service the ranks

testant

UPON, NW. M—(AP)—

. I William

Y rnorrow a yoto to

ubsid rogram So traveled in e

emetic speech aaninst _ . uroday. b5. chairman of the ro- al committee as one of the most

political no De- licana, four

213. Caldwell, national leadcr of the

no ‘Toronto. "It's purely propagan’ -"

farmer d fish , a Dutch home where Morellsvlltah swift-mail“ tlitmxhetil fi "v" attendance, The opening day was

devoted to credit union work and

heard nor saw a during that time. bedroc

the ht toes Mltcgranclsfvelggof. gsyclgzgil- m1!’ "mpmm W" aid and Mr. J.G Dennis when some berries

The mieetinri for the bublic in "° "l! evening was presided over by Rev. RN. McKenzie, rectcr p: at, Dlililtan‘: Uniivzrsity.

I! 0pm z rem ks Fath McKenzie tendered aaxpprecjatigy: to the various organizatigns which assls the course esprccially the Provincial and T‘ ‘ ion De- Damnftnll 0! Anriculture and thc extension department of st. Frsn- i" cls Xavier University. I-Ic also paid tribute to Msgr. J. A. Murphy, who began the courses in the Province and to whom great credit is due for thzlr success.

Prof. A.B. McDonald gave a very onlishtenins speech on the work- lnlt and accomplishments of CUNA (Credit Union National Associa- tlqm and the pine: it will play in the life of credit unions in Amexu c

practically trapped on

mainland over canals.

it and it was too la soldier on guard at the

baby across the bridge.

a. The course, under the direction the m” c’! the Nam m“

of the extension department

5t. Dunstans University. will con. tinue until Thursday. It is the sec. ond of a series

the Allies would land

Goldwell Gritioal 0f Labor Policy Red Cross Branch at S

EDMONTON. NOV. 22—(CP)—M. Re

fuel or soap. Holland. seemed to be swarming

man of the auction for

C,I".. said in an interview today the federal government's handling elf the labor situation in Canada has” been a series of tragic er- rors.

Here‘ to attend tho provincial convert inn of the party being held today and Tuesday. Mr. Caldwell said the Dominion government

first the drive is splendl

Guests w: re George

ive bargaining in its own govern-i ment-owned plants until about a, year ago and favoured various‘ srolips of company unionism. The

a vemment l; . 1

if.» “ “° '"““°°‘"" m‘ iGourt Nears Mr. coidweil said the 0.0x‘. will‘ have more than M0 candidates in the next dominion general elec. on

Ingram. Wolfville.

Nazi Propaganda In Prisoner 0f War Gamps

LONDON, Nov. 22-— (GP) —You can't get away from German prop-

rvidence most of a.

charged with the rape

her choking her. Shc was help and then she like a groaning soun merit quoted Codarre as

Canadian and British soldiers re- patriated from Germany brought back with them one of the most cunning and fascinating Nazi prop- aganda weapons of the war, a four DB8: illustrated weekly paper,

Dow so the defence will argue

szatcr. both the

named "The Camp"- printed, the yrrsndparents were smemm has“;

paper tells the soldiers at No. 60 am. that psychiatriszs recommend-

Saariandstrasse, Berlin. ed Codnrres confinement to o-n

It is believed that this is the institution in 1942.

first tim; that sepqeg e1 tn, pgpgf Codarre. a New York schoolboy.

have reached Britain. One copy iiufiéilllli-‘guléf {tslwvhgqthfi east Fish- . . , ‘l8 BWESEIV-

was smuggled out by Pie. John m, at a nearby “m: S I .

Gallagher of North Bay and Timis-

' , Ont. A perusal of it and “"“‘_' others show just how clever the Germans are at putti over their

propaganda. "But nobody ever reeds the pap- er." said Pte- Glen Bchwegler of

On the front page is a "weekly military survey." compiled from German high oommeJld conunun. iquea and “world and war news". an item devoted exclusively to life among higher German officers. ‘lb offset this is s double column of "home news in brief", contain- ing such innocent appearing stor- ies from Britain as thisz-Y-

VANCOUVER. Nov.

inks Park here.

‘Blhk 1101MB’ sport has drawn She said she saw big crowds. The King and Queen quarters and were at Ascot" - The statement said

But the home news isn't as inn- "I! "l! “Will

009M B! it appears. 1t. records a large number of strikes and dis- content? “y

ape we genera csrr es a ions scientific article‘ and ‘advertiae- uh“ , ments of the popular shows runn- "w" m‘ m" “m” ing in London. British prisoners of Th” v““°°“"1' war. it appears. contribute short stories, cartoons, poems and cross- word uzzles. But it seems doubt- ful thst they send in their work nvollrntarlly. Although their names are given. the identity of the camp is never made known.

In the camp the Germans try-to show their humor does not differ from the British. They give side by Aide similar jokes from British ind f‘ magazines Here is a Ger- man joke about queues - they show a picture of a snake with the caption: "Lock at that snake again- They are everywhere." Underneath appears a laborious explanation" A queue in Germany la called a. snake.

Golgi Thai Slioha The Golgi Thai llaags Ga

end there. For my part five sailors "housed in 0i’ ti‘:

ian Navy. commanding ciiio Command. denied

you wish to ihtro man who happen

er. The raccoon is a part

back And there was a German

Fortunately it was n draw bridge and the draw was up. A number ni peoplc congregated at his the draw. MacLenn mingled with them, noted a. baby in n pct-ambu- iatm. started talking to it non- chantly and when traffic was re- sumed wheelcd the pram and the

manner he was nbie to pass under

The ppuple. he found. were ab- solutely living for the day when

again. They were in poor circum- stances. with very little clothing. v-ery little food and practically no

Chairman T. Roy Oudmore of the Rotary auction committee. rc- ferrcd rith appreciation to the work done by LR. Clements. chair-

and Mrs. H. G. Matthews. of thc ports from Summerside show

ed in Prince County by the Sum- merside Rotary Club under the chairmanship of Dr. W.B. How-

tt , W. S. Grant and Dr. E. S. Gid- cadet corps of Canada, ‘which now dings were joint chairmen. d