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MATINEE — 2.30 EVE. SHOWS 7 and 9 _

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EXTRA -- Chapt. 10 - Riders of Death Valley

single, will be carrieii out on March

ll. 18 an _ .

The findings of the survey W111 be correlated with the findings of the registration to be conducted by Notional Selective Service.

Since the outbreak of the war in- vestigations and studies have been carried out on a more limited scale. ‘ _ The Present survey ls a much more

~' 1° dcimlflme comprehensive one. It has been des-

‘uiizifla, wncre ‘ Cribed by the Munster 0g National

1'1“ 111* 11°“ use ‘Defence as: “a project of the utmost

i‘ i» l fill‘ 11"’ ‘"11" i importance in the prosecution of the War"

1.. iiim;; miidc un- l _ 111 L111“ l¢1g1<i1é§111 The Bnflllysii of ‘the flndllllgfl 1%: the 1111i P ‘ urve wll undou ted ass st so - 41111011119911 1°‘ firing ‘some of the rolglems that are assists... "v ir...i::;..'"=if: or

a e e . also make possible the formulation of mgeh (égmprelilitensire lain?“ to ' meet t em aryan cv an W111"! needs and to ensure an adequate 11d 111- simply of nurses to meet emergen- es

i‘O\'(‘l‘ all cl _

K ihe latest figures made available _ Ill!‘ tiniv Jiitinizil Scl- show that there are approximately active S9111!‘ 1i him ‘u "ctl ihtil j 22.050 registered nurses in Canada. I Plfglslrzitioii of . ii- l1lll'.~~"S, ullfl a total of 11,400 nurses in train- active rind n..iiq - id} mg,

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Survey of Nursing Power of Canada

that can l1." m; ation of tlic u. der the iiusyr ment Board, ll, \\' - day. 'i‘he Canadian Niir as one of lllf‘ .:' concerned \v‘-li t‘- natioii. ll i; ..i 1 L5 lending CW1; ,ll v lilli‘ Ln thc silrvdv \‘i'hl.(‘ll will exit" to every pzovizicc and health fields. At tliz- '

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TO-DA Y Shows 250-7445 THE THREE MESQUITEERS

“ THUNDERING TRAILS ”

And Popeye Cartoon — Stooge Comedy — SERIAL '

_ CA Pl TOL C OMING-MON. -- TUES. -- WED.

AooiPiiFinmou JACKIE COOPER BONITA GRANVILLE GEORGE BANCROFT Boom losvoll - Tod Nortli mid llmiréh-okiiall Johnson

also NEWS and SECRET OF THE FJORD

Xi-liriudfram amen; leaders in Xnlurday E1 min; P01! Poll

. once iiiurc they e111,. ujvlllOlii. “Reill- eniber, this coins» is givcii at no cost,“ says F/L ll shes. “it is not- able event that girls iiiil be trained to render valuable msistiitice to their Country lll a time of need, and at the same time learn a life- time trade."

During the ll(‘.\'t six weeks, the services oi 101 healthy gir woiiicn arc l1Ci"tlL‘(l (l5 Standard ’l'i".idi~ " lcnlisicti 111 (hi-

__ itriiiiicd us ClLl" iit-iit As-

Mr. Alton O'l31'ici1 recently pur- sislants. Drivers ‘lriiiispoi-t, Hospital chased inc beautiful horiiestead and Assistants. Parachute Kisser-s. fllld Dfoperl)‘ nf the late Mrs. Henry | a variety cl other inlcreblllle types Gard, Albnrtoii, Hi5 1113115- (riendthof work. 'l‘hi~ need for Canadian ‘wish mm gnu-vs. in m5 under mk- l ivomcii l‘€(‘l'lil'iS is lllfl-ivllt and the Fm; (ipportiiiiiiics arc lli.'lll_\' iiiid varied. ' The \’1llil(‘ 01 ivoiiii-ii as Cooks in the Armed Szrviucs has re- ceived great l'.'l‘()§§!llll(>li and this wcrk is bccullliiig lllf‘l'(‘llSlll_L'l_\/' im- portant. Willi food L: miiig more scarce, arr-at care must he exercised to see that fund viilitc and attract- iveness is niziiiitiiiiicql under these new car. ‘kiuiis. The R.C.A.F., wants tiventgv-five \‘VClll"ll for iiuiliiiiig as cooks almost inimcrlizilcly. so girls who are anxicus to be taught a. highly organized sixstcni ohcooklnq, are risked to ("Tiltillll (he Recruit- lnj: Centre at 011cc.

New‘? before lllHl‘ so ninn porliinitlcs lsirn oiicixd i0 ivomcn of Canada in im u-rivc ilic" own (iiialifla-iiiioirs (is well as work sliouldci" to shsuldm with our iiien in flir- coinmiiii C"li.".‘.

For intirc coinyilc- c contact "the lvloiicinii Centre n:

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Elmsdalc and Vicinity

Mrs. Ronald McKciiiia ilvas a re- cent visitcr in Suinmersido.

Messrs. Ivan O'Brien and Ray- mond Dunn ivom WlfK-(‘lld visitors to their homes iii Elmsdale. They returned uii Monday to re-juiii their units in His lviiiicsiys Forces.

lvlrs. John A. Ca aclinn has left on a visit to ll(‘l' ful-lici‘ iii Maine and other rclaiics in the U.S.A. Halifax spent Eliiisdale the

Mrs. John

Tlic mauilful trophy — “The Campbell Cuyfl- won by the Elms- dale Bearcals i-ccciit-ly at Albcrtnn Rink. is being fllTJlfIViEfl in the window at the SlfifT‘ of Mr. A. l... Rciiiiic niid is zvriniircd by all. Coii- Y "i1- gralulatlons. toys!

Mr. Brendon Wallace of Alma has returned from Clinrlottct-oivri after SUCCOQFSILUIV qualiijvirirz as an Egg Grader in the recent Ezg and Poultry Course. sponsored by the Department of Agriculture.

Miss Zoe Gavin. TiTllllSh is visit- ing her sister, Mrs. John Smyfhc.

information, llccriiiiin"

M-R. CHARLES McCARTllY The commiuiiiijv

Mrs. Frank Dunn snent a few dePi/Ll’ Ellvvfll dnvs last week at thehome of her till.‘ (193111 0f 1 TJTEIILS, Mr. and Mrs, Edi1iiind._wl1lcl1r-rruruni on Kelly cf Roscville. |~'11‘Y 35111 i943. ill l

The late Mr. i\'li7C;ir;h,v ivus wide- ly known as ii sucltcssfu farmer and home a good 1iciglibnui' bui rctirctl from n. active lilo clgiit ‘.ll'$ uric He ——— will be greatly n‘ :1 iii tlic ccm-

MP5. ROY CIKlhOSFPY 11f Tlflllifih fllllllliy iviicri- lic li ' rcwidrti all his and little dfillilillfl‘ Fllfillt 11 fell’ llfr Fifty-lulu yours ago lll:t1‘l‘l€d d-"LVS P00811111’ llt tile hflme 0f h" the liiteEmtna Vlfulsii of Vernon lilfrents- MT- Pnd M15- D‘ Rivfl‘ WhU predeceased him scarcely QBTWYI- three months ago, which makes the

The monthhY-‘Tne-c-tlng of burden doubly hard to bear During

thehison. .111 t. -~ Elmsdale Women's Institute was in gmliliig fgfeifl,‘e,,fl,jfiss§flj°fgj.iffi

.- . hlghieunrli‘ liqllliigsqlayixlfiggillilrfibliazt “fin? competitions. Hc ivill be fond _v re- a large attendance-inf "bunkers and member“ by 1mm?“ Cimrch m‘ some visitors» Meeting nnenea by ‘gfllilst where lie izlucilv gave of his "The Institute Carol." followed bv ““1°“‘5‘“ “"9”? 6°“ dlllll" 1111111- me "creed" m unison After the es for over thirty-three years No regular business was concluded Stmm We‘ Prevented 111m 1mm be- plims were made to hold an enter- mg “resell? M the "midi"! ‘l5 m? tainment in the near future. for 3°13’ sncrm?" 0f the Mil-ii- He W115 the Red Cross Mra H8191 gamm-On frequently visited by his pnstoi- Rev. kindly invited the members to he; Phalcn lVlcKeiinn who administered home for the mm meemm the last rites of the Catholic Church

Refregqments we“. sowed and of which he was a devote member. meeting closed with the National He leaves to mourn two daughters Anthem. and two sons (Mario Mrs J Ciin-

ningham, who fcncicrly cared for him during his lllncs. titfririlia» Mrs,

91 Ronad MacDoiinoll. New Glasgow old homestead

of Morcll was when they ictiriied of t" ltfli-Cartiiy

'. Febru- li 1i y'cai'

Miss Alfreda Kelly of Rosrville was s, recent visitor tit the of her cousn, Mrs. Frank Dun

According to reports from the local canvasser foi- tlie Red Cross Campaign. Mr. David Williams. contributions aive coming in splen- didly, for this worthy cause. E.

H. C. A. F. WANTS WOMEN STENOGRAPHERS AND OTER HELP

The R. C. A. F. is now in a posi- tion to offer to intelligent and pat- riotic young women a complete stenographlc course. "The Moncton Recruiting Centre has received per- mission to enlist about thirty girls for this course." says Flight Lieut- enant, Hughes. Commanding Officer of that Centre. "so this is a chance for Maritime girls to aviiil them- selves of a splendid opportunity for a thnroilsrh business training. These "enlistmcnts arc to bc mfldc within iihc next three weeks; now is the time. therefore, for interested ap- plicants to visit the Recruiting Centre for the purpose oi’ contrib- uting a real share in our wai- effort. as well as improving their own Istanding."

Those who are considered eligi- ble. it was lenrncd, will be given four weraks bnslc training at Rock- cliffe, Ontario. before beginning twenty weeks’ instruction in short- hand. typing. and general office routine. The girls. wlwo are fortunate enough to be given this course, will [find themselves qualified to take positions as fully qualified. exper- ienced stflhOgfii-plllfifflw whenv the

and Justin on the mld M- J-. car inspector for B and A Railroad. Framiiuzham. Mass; “(so one brother Michael of ltlorell. The funeral was lirlri from (he hams 0f his son-in-lnw John Cuiminrzham cn Fleb. 27th to St Lawrence Church, Morell. where Requiem Hiuh Mass was celebrated hv his pastor Rev. llfcKennn who also con. ducted the sci-vices at the gm‘... The larqe number of mass cards. 5Dirltual bouquets. icltcrs of svm. nrithy. wcrc l0l1f"ls tccm in which hc “'11: hold The nall-‘ccarors vwrc Eilhrnlm Malone Pius llfcGiiii-o. Charles ATCCCITLHV‘. Irwin Pholnn. Dun sumo“ 305...," $111110" MW 11"". sftlll rest in peace IPntriot Plans» ccyiy)

Charlottetown Man Member of Committee

OTTAWA. March Personnel of iiic new Advisory Committee, maintain a closur- tween the Fczlcriii Agriculture De- partment lllKl those ayegfiiélyalwxltjhmncyéiiicitiltnral bplOdllCtlflll, tural Minister Gatifdllrxeny Agricul- aé".'.‘3$‘.£.".%'i‘2.l3ii* Ulla ‘“‘ii.°°"i’“"‘ lllE DRAMA or ,iiiiiiiship of Ml‘. niiiiieifiii iiceflm

RA i JAA. Prculx Director of Services I Qllevec: J. K. Kirg, Deputy Minis.

1 tcr of Agriculture, Fredericton; w, R. Slinw, Deputy Minister of Agri. culture, Charlottetown; F. w, Walsh, Director of Marketing, Halifax: P. D. McArihur. President, 17:11:31’ F-"lfml-‘Ts (if Canada. l-lcwick,

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dlchnrged and who lacked training

" THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Social Security Report To Bo. Released Tuesday

OTTAWA. March 11 —(0P) -A IZS-page report on social security. cove ing baslcaby the campground for Canada as Sir William Beva- ridge covered in his widely-public- ized report on social insurance for the United Kingdom. will be made public next ‘mesday.

The announcement was made b! Dr. Cyrii James, principal of Me- Glll University and chairman of on advisory committee on reconstruc- tlon which wls set up by the gov- ernment early in the war.

the record of the House of Com- mons committee on reconstruction and ie-establishment. On Tuesday it. wiil be presented also to the

House committee on social security at its first meeting and then will become public property.

The report was prepared by Dr.‘ ,1, C, Marsh, Technical Adviser to Dr. James’ committee.

Dr. James told members of the reconstruction committee today- that there is growing recotnitlon in iCanadii that the challenge offered Iby problems of reconstruction ll equal to that of wartime mobilis- ntion in 1940-41.

social security, Dr. James sold, ls the negative part of reconstruction and is dependent on national 1n- come. The committee was concent- rating on ‘maximizing’ the nation- al income. Development of long- riinge post-war programs by private interests was being encouraged. I

Pensions Minister Mackenzie who addressed the committee urged the appointment of citizen groups in all Canadian communities to ‘aid in re- estvabllshing discharged members of (the forces.

Officers of his department were experiencing some difficulty in get- ting young men who were dis- ior experience in a trade t0 take sidvantace of the vocational train- ing available for them, he said.

A definite policy by provinces and municipalities giving preference in emnloyvrient to ear-service men was also urged by the minister.

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and 1 (Notices

Today the report was placed on 8'1‘! OIIARLOTTTTOWN PACK I Through the hearty co-operatlor.

of Miss Marie MacDougall, Deacon- ess. the 8th Charlottetown Pack (Trlnit ) is now running very smoothly. Mrs. wufieirmvlnaswm and AC1 Giallen of the RAF. a" now assisting the former leader: and thelycubs ‘are thgelttlntgs £1021? a leiidid pass ng e r -

the last regular meeting Tuesdai Mum 9th, the following tests wen

AS: George Scantlebury Wilfred Gamham, Elliott McKay Ralph MacPherson, David MBCKBK- Oharles Huestts, Darold Tanwn Millan, Kean £11111!!!" Albert Diamond. Jerry c nnor

NATIONAL ANTHEM: Wllfrer ciemh , Ral MacPhei-son.

FLAG: Ronni e Atkinson, Frankie Hoviisbtponald Livingstone.

A number of the Gun have (10116 up to the Troop, and along with the former Scouts are under the the very capable leademhlp of Mr. Fhrdy an experienced Seouter. and it is expected that the Troop will have an exceptionally 500d YB"-

Extcnd Rationing In ILS. April l

WASHINGTON, March 11. -(AP) —Agi-iculture Secretary 0 1 l. u d o Wlckai-d tonight ordered rationing of meat, butter and other edible; fats and oils, cheese and canned, flsii "on or before April 1" and‘ estimated that the meat ration. “will be in the neizhbolhwd 0!.

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two pounds, more oi- less," s. week.‘

(Butter, at 5 1-3 ounces per Del‘- son per week. tea, coffee and sugar are the only food products rationed

. Farm Call-lip , Exemptions ‘f; fiitflinhti lifflléi.lttl°lf.i

I elude sugar, coffee and a long list , ____ of processed foods»! d t t q-I-AWA, h 1 _(CP) _An '1‘ is does no incu e mea es en {cages of cail-iggadiiemlptlons for farm l" "smunnu where ram” wumn‘ xvorkcrs which are brought to the Wm m“ be "ecessury- | uitteiitioii of his Department will be gléefifflgrllll ggngialflyddltéljon rt: ,oe.1lt with most eaielully, Labor current about a week ago that pep sons would have to use part of

lMlniste!‘ Mitchell said today in the

of tho him’ rs-l

concerned di- M

iHouse of Commons. , He was answering an inquiry by

0.11 Cllstlflden (0.011. viirirtoml ‘as to whether the government

knew that many men engaged in mgriciiiture in Saskatchewan were ‘being ca led to compulsory military lservice. and whether steps were]

being taken to see that the go ' mantis intentions on farm

,were observed.

g Mr. Mitchell said that, where ncossary, applications for postpone- 'ment of compulsory military ser- vice go before mobilization Boards. I John G Diefenbalrer (Prog. Con. iLake Centre) asked whether the government had considered ap- pointment of high court judges to lmobilization boards so there would be uni"mnity in decisions on post- lponement applications throughout ‘the country.

Mr. Mitchell replied: "No."

Hon. RB Hanson (Prog. Con. ,York Sunbury) said there is a l"coi1tinuirig recurrence" of call-ups iof men who have aready enlisted l voluntarily.

“Nobody regrets more than I do that sometimes occurrences such as my honorable friend has referred to occur." Mr. Mitchell replied. The I situation was purely a question of mechanics and organization and every step was being taken to see that there was no recurrence.

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I In Memorzam Hartford Woodsldo There passed away on Fbbruary 25th at his home in Tryon, P. E. 1.,

‘Charles Hartford Woodside at the age of 62 years. All through his

Charles

their meat coupons to get cheese.

Wlckard announced he has auth- orized the office of Price Admin- istratlon to proceed with the ration- ing and O P A, will make public most of the detafs tomorrow-

Dcc. Employment At lligh Level

OTTAWA. March l0 -—(CP)— A reduction of 1 l-2 per cent in em- ployment at Jan. i, as compared with Dec. 1 wwas the smallest contraction during December shown in records which extend back 38 years, the Dominion Bur- sou of Statistics said today.

The 18,415 . establishments fur- nishing information to the Bureau reported a, personnel of 1,839,754 at Jan. l. a reduction of 28,300 com- pared wlth the Dec. 1 figure of 1.- 867,843.

A prolonged holiday sea-son at Giristmas and this New Year. be- cause the holidays fell on Friday. was said by the Bureau to be an important factor in a considerable decline recorded in weekly pay- rolls. "

‘Iliese aggregated 851,340,119, a reduction of about 8.0 per cont from tho Dec. 1 figure of $56,147,- 178. 'l?he per capita weekly aver- age fell from $30.06 to $27.91. The average at the same date last year‘ WI; $26.13.

_..._.__.____. PLEASANT GROVE W. l. The February meeting of Pleasant

Grove Womens Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Elby Hardy

years of suffering he carried a smile and a cheery word for any one iii | home and away from home and his passing came as a great shock to hLs beloved family and many rela- tives and friends. . i He has left behind to cherish fond . memories of a loving husband and kind father. his sorrowin widow aoi-mcriy Emily Heaney o Clinton, P. E. 1., one daughter Dorothy (Mrs. Walden Woodsicie) who resided with iiim; also two little grandchildren Albert and Evelyn, his aged mother (Mrs. M. S. Woodside.) and three sisters Alice (Mrs. William lies) Victoria, P. E. L; Pearl (Mrs. Bren- Hampton, P. E. 1., all to whom much lym- pathy is extended. q The funeral service which Wll held from his late residence on Sat- urday. February 27th, was largeiyi attended, the service was conducted

hymns sun

deceas k I

AgessClleft for Me." "Jesus Lover Du

81v he sister's and ‘his mother en a ove y ore in tribute. ‘WW u

guturdey b61118 sto the n-i mains were taken to Into on Monday. . l Those accompanying the romoinsl lto Mar ate Church were his sorrow- ' 1111s wi ow and lon-in-low Weldon Wocdside, brother-in-law William ma. brother-in-law John R0 non‘ and sister Grace. The so in Margate Church was conducted by the pastor Rev. Mr. Fraser whoa ke comforting words from John 12° o

hymns th "Lead Kindly Light ‘The he

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The f deceased, ”1 ' Sands of Time are nkinz. ‘Abide’ with Me." The ball- srers were all | close friends of the deceased (u had been born in Cl ton. P. and moved to Tryon nearly 29 ago, Hugh Glove , John Wh Charles Woodside. Wesley Heanev. Harry Brown, Harold Wood-side. Th0 remains were laid in the family

plot in Mlrsato Cemetery.

Meeting opened by singing Is- land Hymn followed by roll call. Minutes of January meeting read and signed bv Dram, Mrs. Leo Doyle. Sick committee reported one sick iinerlrgber visited and treated with

ru

A letter of thanks for treat from a sick member was read by Mrs John Hardy. Secretary and retir- ing president were presented with n gift of stationery. mllgstzpgmbrose Pgyla and Mrs.

1 appone on sck com- mittee for next month.

Moved by Mrs. Arthur Wyatt. seconded, Mrs. Ambrose Doyle. 810 be liven to Aid to Russia fund.

lea of Consumers News were dis- tri ted and correspondence read. Ne" "will"! tn be held at home 0mm. Arthur Wyatt. roll call to be answered with Irish Joke. Meeting by sin ins God Save the our lunch was served d the remainder of 111s spent iiiiittiiig for ma

. Patriot Please Copy).

Nazi Air Ministry Building Hit?

IDNDON. March l1 unconfirmed moor-t ltAg. raid on Berlin hit the head- qua er of th Ge ts"::’:aa=’i.:r'1%f.~i~"

— a n Hon Commons by Air Secretary “Sir Afflhibflld Sinclair today.

However Sir Archibald said he lo to assess

-(0PJ—An that the last

hid ' not 5,11 the resale of the raid.

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Benevolent Society

-PRES_ENTS_

“IRISH JUSTICE ”

‘ A Comedy Drama in 3 Acts ALSO SPECIALTIES

PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE

Under the distinguished Patronage of His Honor Lleut. Governor B. W. LePllgg and Mrs. LePage,

Hon. Tbame A. Campbell iiiid Mrs. Campbell His Worship Mayor B. R. Ho

lman MATINEE- WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON . 3.15 RM. ‘

Admission Adults — 35c — Children 15c “DON MESSEIVS ORCHESTRA"

Balcony tickets on sale March llth Drug Co., Reddin Bros, Victor C Kelly's Grocery Reserve seats at R. T. Holman Ltd. go on n], Saturday, March 13th at 9.30 a.m. Proceeds in aid of charitable fun

stile- ~11 ti»

Premier

at Hughes (Me's and

‘ Anti» 1d t1 uflll“ 4| 1.. “up, -

More li-Boats New LOIIdO But Bigger And Viclnl Escort Fleets —~

LONDON, March l0 Government spokesman said today in the House of Commons that U- boats are increasing but declared "there is no need to exaggerate the

number."

The spokesman. George Hall, fi- nancial secretaiy to the Admiral- ty, said the means of attacking the undersea raiders are also in- creasing.

l-fall said great programs of cort ships are on hand in Britain the United States and Canada to counter the U-boat, and the Unit- ed Natlons this year will receive additions to their escort fleets "far greater- than in previous years.”