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sures!’ sec so: ml w

I mr-rcrlsrfi JTIWAI beii-beerllil else-

dwc e fifiaimiifi

Emma Al POI I we, mo. six wheels. tine like

w, motor perfect. nee siiv m“, writs or phon l-Bri . go. A. l‘. Alberion. a iii-Sgt.

- YON UNITID CIIU T! IIABGI. ‘Phonon

. (Iran! ‘ jlfmv. J. A. Jardine, B.A‘.7,aB.D., t tor. ll-s-ii-

‘ L-INGAGIIINT It d swarm will“ lyre“.-

a u ng men lmhtheir eldest deughtennllldna Fit Harold iiirnest

MI- ll-l-li.

' _ BED C5085 MIITING AT r. Messrs nan. - esr. muse 1-1. Gordon. cheirm of the Nat- Executive Committee, Cans- soci ty will address

this in the case a! Prank Gallant and

ataday evening. ate he were wives and lady friends

.'s andLieut. Col. B.

. Officer Commanding

liieon. and Cont. Kier

Mrs. Dull-

iieirlder of the evenini! was in dancing. Non conllrlissio

iieere of the unit from all over up Province were presen P8

_.- -MONCTON COUPII asap m s'slps.-A quiet tty weddinl at ine of m. wooriiside. as Russell street, sum- ncrs-de on Wednesday evening Nov. 3nd st 1.46 when Ft. Lt. E. it. Woodside‘ united in lnerriale Trevs lvelyn, ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ihri Gamble of Monotnn, N. B. to John Herbert, only eon of Mr. Her- w-i-i W. lee also of Moncton. The couple were unattended. After the teremon a dainty lunch wee ser- ved by he hostess, we. Woodside. ‘xdoccasion ‘also mar-laid as ‘lg Annveraeri o . lfmdgfifrcd Woods! e. The happy couple will make their home in mnmersidsufor the present Wilt: groom e C. A. I‘. the bride shower irl lllonctog w was tile reel lent of many lovely end ilsefui g tl. Their many friends loin in wishing them much hap- piness throush life. s. (Moncton llepers please copy).

.. “are m“... , it elihood 0E 1 i" case this week.

Central Bcdeoue. wile received m his k in instrum

ported the groom-e.

- TRIAL CONTINUES — A Nod Portion of the day yesterday was taken up with legal argument

Barry Gallant which is pmce at the court house, Siunnlers de. with Chief Justice Thane A. Camp- . ‘There now seems the libur witnesses were heard yesterday James Shields, who was on the star.‘- Qt adycurnq ment on Wednesday. Constable Don Davis. R. c. M. n, ltslpn M“. Donald. Summerside and Howard 3m"- “Nllinkton. The evidence of two witnesses, Edwin McKay and l... J. Curran, who testified at the ibgighteficamasqauled not Eldmtsslable ~ 0 case w cont. n today-S “e AB-MISTIC! DAY CELEB- RATION mer " will ob- serve Armistice Day in m, 1mm “Y this Ycflr- The Summerside Branch of the Canadian Legion ‘PW-Willi! I DODDy sale and the parade and service on Memorial Buuare in the morning. In the ev. ening the annual legion dinner will be held. Plane for the parade ere not complete as yet but will be announced shortly. The speaker

sin A. Lewis. Offi. C - in: the R. C. A. B." Stfiillixlfilungi

eveninr eddrvsaes will be given bv Mr. Thomas Benton. District Ad- ministrator. Department of Pen- sions and National Health. IP-li- fax and The Rev. J. Maxwell Allen of the Canadian Legion War Ser- vices. Toronto-S.

lirges Closer Tics With Great Britain

WINNIPIH’. Nov. 4 —_ (C P) — John G. Dkfdnbnker oi Prince Al- bert. member of iissnent for

eervatix. leader in Saskatchewan, today advocated closer relations

b lun-

Personals

'-Mr. Georve Morrison of Bum- lisrside has returned from a bus- illease trip to Amherst and Truro

—Mrs. Ora Melwen of lids left yesterday to visit

Bummer He said close co-operation triendshthe United States would not spell

between Cnaeda and Great Britain. s‘ s. .._ . Om

at an cheon. he said: "I believe the time new has come for a declaration ey Canada of her relationship to the British Iknpire in the world of the future: of our international objec- tives. and of our relations in years

at the souare will be GrOllp Capt--

Summer-side. At the dinner in the‘

Lake centre and Progressive Con- .

‘fmmwu- i1a.li.ls.ls, .521 u‘ ing the rush i rcasfi"... 'r....T""-*s...:"* ""- 5 r." ‘:1: "l M... "" °' m‘ {h} ‘w: e. u,‘ 3.‘, 2'5‘... time 31.... inltfllmmg - - . ansea ‘ ‘

‘L m "'33" '¥.'"Pa?§“'ii°"".:::..:l:s';"‘lk

"3"" "m "l ‘h’

roll scrolls at B..C.A.!‘. technical It was also felt that. since n0 W0-

i-Yli-Iiihl school. 8t. ‘lholnel. Ont. vision is to be made for additional‘

y"“"1" W" M33 3 d. I) boxes that this matter should invegtlgseen and e committee of

scroll f m” cgl- w” w I iii: Eiigei-wéiie meg. m lofimtbg ' th Board the nex lnee . - cum wapomo -s quiet l in. .1. L: Gorriil was nun

"M1118 Ill at the chairman of a committee appoint- Baptist Manse on October. Nth. ed. L It. Allen and J. F. Arnett ere Roy. Mr- Cook officiating, when the other members.

Miss Hesel Blanche Simmons of, . Delegatm to the Maritime Board ‘Travellers nut. daughter of m». ' - r01 Trude which will meet at end s- .- Bimmons, be- _ Moneton on November l8 were cemethebrideorgpbqewun A... ‘ a int/ad.'rheyweire.Mr.1..B. Netting Noam ssliton. son of m. ‘ » wlartuw-Eemwerdgrvtm w 151% en s. lliarn H. N ill. The . "° - 9"‘ n’ ' ' s... ... ......... ... .2... ....... l~:rr..".rl.~::.ll:lr. emu: Bu» M w- M» a <= ,3. mlfltil and Mr, Arnold Nam ‘up. I! Ros Gheneiov and lenses Mackenzie (ggriflgywgeég: who

AIETSTIURT SUBJECTS SHOWS 7.30 and 9.15 SATURDAY AT 2.30

SUMMERSIDE Italian King Sccks To Extend 43-Ycar Reign

By Wee Gallagher Associated Press Staff Writer

SOMEWHERE IN SOUTHERN ITALY, Nov. 4 — (AP) -- With the Italian throne in peril, King Victor Emmanuel was reported today to have sought a truce with Count Carlo Sforzn through which the

to form a government for Italy. The King himself has made a long and difficult motor trip w Naples, heavily guarded but incog- nito. to meet sforza and other leading opponents oi’ the monarchy in what i= believed "i be a last tics- penis! effort to extend his i3 year reign.

The journey became necessary after Sforza. former Italian For- eign Minister. upon his arrival re- cently from exile in the United States. had refused to see the King in Brindisi.

An unimpeachable source said Sforza hu been conferring with Benedetto Croce. noted philosopher and leaders of Italy's six Anti - Fascist political parties.

It was presumably to talk with this group and arrive at some soi~ utiori fcr ilnitv in a new Italian Government that the King secretly left his seat of government in southern Italy.

Premier Marshal Pietro Badoylio made the same trip earlier this week and returned to tell the King that he was unable to get the op- position leaders to join in a cabin-

to come with the Unitod Mites?“

separation from the Empire.

"‘ r‘ ‘“"’ as the King remained on

last eninl. voted considerable time to usaio h“

be the t Office aetwup.

Anti-Fascist. leader would be asked 0

THE cllsawrragljoww, GUARplAN A S'sidc Trade " Board Discusses ‘ Post 0fficc

The numbers of the lllnmsir- of ‘Prado at a MSW-ll’

ev da~ dis- ere

e o1 the changes w h made at the WW3‘

could not at . Two new members. A. B. HOW!!! manager of the Royal Bank and Thomas Mitton were as new members.

Regarding the Maritime Boani meeting the president suggested that two qumtions which should be brought up were what profited‘ was being made re the new car ferry and the question of comfort stet- ions st Borden end l-Ul entinea

Y's Men's iilub To Buy S500 Victory Bond

Support of the present victory loan campaign was arsed at last night's weekly eeting of the Y's Men's Club and it was decided to invest $500 of the club's funds to help “Speed the victory".

A project to inform the members on the educational system of Prince Edward Island was committee appointed t9 arrange for qualified speakers on the sub-

matter.

Cove used this year. due to its suit- ability and favorable location.

The committee in charge of the sponsored moving picture “ Land is Mine" was praised for its success and hearty thanks were expressed to the public for loyal and generous support of the cillb in this project.

Assistance to the Kinsmen Club in its proposed milk for Britain fund campaign was endorsed and the usual distribution of Christ-, mas cheer to needy children was arranged.

Chief mlgineer Carmen Walters of the R- C. N. was a guest at the meeting-

__.____.__________._. in permitting the rise of Fascism and that only the withdrawal of the sovereign es well as Crown Prince Humbert will furnish the people with “striking evidence that , nil links of Fascism have been

broken."

Awaiting the decision at the seat of government here is Badoglio. who

with. tligfltriyiifgilfi-a taken the position llssued’ a statement seyinr format- . I i on new ‘i the} the King betrayed Italv "Wino a govemmen w“ under

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WE UFI’ DIRT OUT I WE'RE OXYDOIIS “IIIISTIE-IIBIIE" SUBS

Qsydefsl-heler * . life dirt out just with ounce is :2 r disc before-pets out more more graynesc: -_ , _ Yeegelbeautiieilvtrervuleewltlloutllsreh ; l : without Io we; er roar: filial: a

washable colors and rayonl. M

SAVE clorillls INWARTIME i»; wining c. Qlfllll Way!

WIIITE WITIIIIIII lllllilllllli

alts/I mm: 11m! bbingli

"Hull: ‘ ‘saleastuelly eefesudsingectioa." uch richer in washing

bardrubbin or how H to eh- -: war-dines! Bpoepe foe waehcouee

unusual Oxydoi 9 apeeirlllaflgvhii: while: bleaching. M — bu: Oaydo o nude ma: tylTii-beforr-iweshee I lbore clothes or dishes.

much

And it's even re. for

tool

eun- use»

bends than

lllonor Scroll For Bcdeque Airman _'

8'15. THGAIAB. Ont... Nov. I --(C

Instrument mechani

Officer lcal. ‘Training yesterday presented Honor scrolls to a group of clans leagers at.the school. Winners in- cu d:

the

AC2

Fflflllflfi- Finance lllinisicr

indorsed and al

Married

iect and to study and report on the Hem.’ I“ Drkvtgx ?o;n‘e(:l’;.';le§5

Finance

yesterday to

John Musgrave.

Anthony Eden To llcassurc Turkish 0cv’t

LONDON. reign Secretary Anth

cow pact.

B ikans. u his is expected

Dress Russians helped this Aids mo" the Allies.

But the feelinir pressed in London There has been some

side of cently granted Bri

Canada's western coal

ward meeting the

soo miners conce

ereees of o2 a day. While La

unnlent (our men

waited for e to enoe

Labor Department“

ilementfllrul; it been

Willi!

duration of the war.

Pilb

U10 p131 e- 31". . '1".

Turkey's neutrality, w newspeprra

apprehensions Soviet influence and operations in the Black Bea area and in th

bor Minister discussed the strike with his ogr-

eoileegues. members e union delegation he ed

to a strike threat, on Oct. ‘i124; n passed ~ or cil makirvz it unifwful to tribe os-‘etale a lockout at any Canadian coal mine for the

have than

Wes-tern Soal lilinc Strike ls- Gontinucd

GITAWA. NW- G — (O P) — efiih

ill I

which

and Nluletlons. m. Livatt . union officers had been aware the lac not seen

P) -oloupc t. .1. ILKe , §°e i°“.‘-“““i..: ‘in L School hers,

Laird. 2o Central Bedtqlie, r. n. ‘III

Minis , . The success of last summer's boys’ chairman of trig’ Dirlaliidnlofinlliilm camp was praised and it was deci- , o; Runny commlsshnem

ded to purchase the site at Holland Hum“ n 5t May-s church h": Constance Muegrave of Victoria ‘widow of

wee Louise

Nov. 4 -(AP)—I"o- ony Eden who arrivedin Cairo today on his way home from sign I t

to frustrate Germany's hard-push-

ri hich some it did

has been ex- thstllidene

that Turkey might enter the war the allies. ugal. s neutral lilfilnhzikkeeyén It;

ei d n vei beaea in the AMBI- stlgatlgic island crossroads of the Atlantic

mine today was before the cabinet for the second time in a week, but these was no immediate indication what action the government plena demands of s.- ‘ for e pay in-

Mitch!!!

by Robert Livett. president of - trict ll of the United Mine Workers of America. gt their hotel summons a. third confer- with Mr. Mitchell end senior officials- The passed thout any d0!- elopments indicating en early set-

me known that

Gill I97‘ coun- trike, ll!-

Deparinlentel spokesmen had no contnent on the order lisbcdvin Canadian war order;

right: LAC Kenneth Predericton, N. B.;

Seven fliers from the Marltimes got their wings ' at a ceremony at No. .2 S. F. T. s. Uplands, lleal‘ Ottawa, today. The new R. C. A F. pilots, shown helping their pal adjust his parachute, are, left to

Robert Burgess. Smythe LAC Malcolm Frederick Cliff.

Centreville. N B ; LAC Robert lliliz. 5 Cllcstnu. Place, Kentville. N. 5.: LAC Alexander Donald Mo» Lecd, l8 Chestnut Si. Pictou, N. S ; LAC Gordon Parker Teasdale 5i Pine Sh: Darznlcuiil- N. S ; LAC JZVNBS Chester TuUiin. summersie. P. E. 1.; and LAC Murray Sinclair Wiilett, Summerside. P E 1. (RCAF Photo)

AW’ .

d.

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Head office branches t

atlve W. VOW 8100.000 in Province.

Lheco

bvlsad

sidant of e founder Canadian manila Order

mY-t-h iilcunci

ernment draft

hroug

of honorary . 0th

gerald. State lnnee, State Representatives yer Chase and

doce 8t. Dunstan member Bar

werdsend“

the

(representative) for six yearl- held membership in the Rie- pilbllican Club Massachusetts. the Miadlesex Club and was an ex- ecutive cosnmitteeman 0f 1W‘

nubl Be wee s. founder and past the Inter-Colonial and former head oi the - Lneriua 1688i". l i- sm egal counsel oi the of Stcoptlshchmrglsbl lnnlber o the ar a c e Victorian Club. m! Arcenum , Knights Ill I ‘Oi/OHIO! 0 Club for several Wu". He was s the office of Massachusetts. row merain u! lioen nomination. Gov. him to the

P board

TAKING” WTHE “moan OFF

._i.

The Irving Oil Co

in st. .16

E.

of

State but. f winn

‘difiiifhti. ‘.33?

a peai l"!

‘ lervioe Act. “if “m; Johnston

his Cl‘-

lrving 0il 0c. Ltd. Subscribes Si 00,000

Ltd,

1m.

hlcriilrut the Marxiéimets have through t oca resp sen - R. Connolly Plated iii! substantial subscription of Victory Bonds in this ‘This company enjoys a large business here, and ure of appreciation this has been made. rculerly opbortune mmittee ire renewed courage.

It came at a part- time and gave sh incentive and

LEADERS OF STATE

_ (Continued __lrom_page _ i.) __ _ era of the Massachusetts bar and homers or nign Dllbllc onice.

Governor leverett. sailonsoaii 0i Massachusetts and Mayor Maurice J. Tobin of Boston heaped the pail bearers at me included

sienator Charles J

John D Brown. tatlve George P. An- retary Robert ton Finance

Held Many Offices

ascd w a graduate l! ‘s University. He 1W1 of the Associations for He was s

Lew Society oi uset and for years l its legislative committ- cheirman of the Be- lnmittee f

0

served as a member General Couri-

l1

LhQ

of Columbus, he f the Boston City

Commlssion. Carroll and

Original cartoon by George McEachern,

with N.B.. and

as a ges- purchase

List

former

rel-lie

Oupnifi

American charter

Boston's of

the

Club.

and a irish

Back BaY

Souris. for The Guardian-

a N. D. MacLean

UNDERT AKER EMIALMEI Charlottetown and

North Wilt-shit! Phone ill

Nazis Suffer Heavy Losses

LONDON. Nov. 4 -—(CP)—— The Russians announced tonight that their summer and autumn offen- sives had taktn a toll of 2.700.000 Nazis in dead, wounded and prison- ers and cleared i36.000mcre square miles of Russian territory. The recaptured territory. which included glint stretches of rich Ukraine farmlands and the procili~ t le

BIRTHS BOYCE—At the Prince

Island Hospital on October 30, i943

gious mineral resources of w one, Donets Basin "considerably increa- aggggfi “a““s,,,§"_'“‘ mud B y see the economic resources of the i 355N511]; _ M, Long River ea Soviet Union and still further 06L 31$; 194,110 Mr. and Mrs. strengthens the power of the Rfili “mes Bernard a son. Hillard lfiiy." the special announcement Arthur‘

sa . .__ ---»--— ~

— MARRIAGES

. iii“ Li" "Pills" ywlzzii. .. Hilda Ann Milrrav both of Clyde Four Destroyers W" DEATHS

“*- ,‘_. A ‘N iIiVl, Connecticut ELL“ L m“ c ‘HEYICCK Ellis

SOUTHWEST PACIFIC AL- ' ' 2 1943. R0 l LIED HEADQUARTERS- N“- 9” iidijricrzli service Igiiv‘. 1t l P.M (Friday) — 1A P» - A Japanese from 5L p c1; Albcrloll

its

cruEel; sad fourl destroyers-U ivcrg _ _______4._ sun n e navn aft a o; lliif!

States and Japanese WilfSiIi s near “ ‘

the Allies‘ Bougainvlllc beagilhearl. it was announced toziay

Radio Tokyo previously had con- , H _"" ceded the loss of a cruiser and two destroyers in the battle fought Tuesday morning.

AIRMEN MEET IN ANKARA

A party of British airmen whos. military transport clam: crashed near Marmaric. in South Turkey at the beginning of the week have arrived at Ankara. and are sicvliic in the sarrln hotel as U S. Airman who took part in the ilio raid on the Picestl uilllelds on August l. says Router.

The airmen looked fit and well and arrived in civilian clothes.

A few had sliizlit iniurirs bu: were released from hospital.

The nilot . tile nlnnc was Warrant Officer Philip Pauuet. a French Canadian of Soilrls Priricc Edward Island. Canada.

A list of the British airmrnfls names is given and includes two Scotchmcn:—- William Lauder. l4‘! Hodge Street. Glasgow. and Ian Shaw Gienmarklc Terrace‘. Dun doc. (The above was taken from a

Bcottish newspaper)

fcr Suilziul‘. . iQWII Cardican ..

icr .30 Minis S. A.

New Centre 0f World Travel?

WINNIPEG. Nov. 4-10?) -F,q. monton and Wirizililc; will be thi ccntrc of wnlirl il':\'.'(‘l aitcr the war. C R. Patterson. UJESlGEIlI cl tile aeronautical ‘lilstitut: of Can zlda. tcdav said llere ill an inter

view

Edmonton will iiandlc air traflii to Asia, lie said, while Winnipeg in a central iiosiiloll. promises tt ac the larger world air travel cen-

e He said thc u-ai-‘illic aviation

du<trv should not be allowed ¢°i1fli1£9',‘_ Whon f pcacc comes.

one-time aspirant. W

Treasurer of elled bv a nar-

he Reimb- Saitonstall

Boston Fin-

ng as the 80v- ag-znt of local under the Selective

ncvcr married.

lawyer-brother ward Island. lie r. Willi

broth D attainin- W

in

llocs Your Stomach Rebel Alter the Meals You Eat?

. In" bhliflii MAW feeling after menis; ilie empty Filikliilvlmmiik before meals; the lx-lchin of gas anti fletulency between meals; the rising an pouring of food, all these, and more, fsll to thc lot of those eufleripg "m '..'i’.i““i.“éf£.i"ii .

_ _ 01! _ _ ittere clpe to stimulate the elu ‘eh action f u; digestive and intestinal system by promoting the flow of t. c important Lin: N"!!! l0 Became? r the proper digestion of food.