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war. Cliinaxed by the famous Amer- lonn bombing of Tokyo. it ielutes the glorious personal romance o! Ted and Ellen Lawson, the mm who takes part in adventure so daring. and the woman who waits for his return. Their story is the‘ story of human beings during war-i

Mervyn IeRoy has combined this romance with gripping suspense’ and thrilling characterlmtions by an expert cast. A star no less than Spencer 'I‘racy was chosen to por- tray the celebrated Lieutenant Col-

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"Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo" tells of the Doolittle ission, what preceded it and what followed it. in

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lv one of the most stirring pictures in many. many months.

There are several other new- comers in the cast who bear watch- ing, As members of the Lawson

crew. Tim Murdock. Scott r/icKay. cum,

Gordon McDonald and Don De- ilbre turning in excellent perform- ances to rival those oi’ the lmdlnﬂ p avers. , ‘“I'hirtv seconds Over Tokyo’ is altogether a "must" picture. By all means go to see it.

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mm“ E Chain. opening the Nnumml Alli-hem. after which

llurvich was served and a social 1131;. °~"' elllllYcd over the lea clips.

s. fo' uu‘ck and 8w)’ D ignedon I15 LIE. new addition niicrni oi the Royal ‘Jill- "'ll‘lll Alf {force service Police. Trike‘ insignia union will be seen and towns a-cro_s Canada nan, two wears ls smart

'- . l i118. axial} iii/ill co csist of addition; to the‘ regular atrfcroe uiiifonn. Male Service Police on city and twin pghlyﬂllg will wear scarlet hat bonds, bearing the letters "SP." at m0 centre front. on round flat 11MB. such as the permanent force wore in peacetime. uilrsy will also WM! scarlet arml-znds embroidered with albatross and crown and ﬁlm M» ierlng "RCAF Police’. Wide Whiic leather belts with brass buckles and white leather holsters contain- ing g, service revolver will a‘so he innovations A ivhltc llllyﬂfd WWII around the neck and attached to the but of the revolver, will com-

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l "say rr wrru FLOWERS” _ Mn. Pred Smith. 2'14 Euston street. rwclved a lovelv bouquet of flow- ara for Valentino Day from her Iiugilrylnd Ptc. Fred Smith now in

AN-CABBAGBER WEI). ""6 — The ohurch or the Most H01! Hndeemer, Charlottetown, was tho seem of a quiet but very pretty W944i!!! on ‘Tuesday iuorni . l3 "h!!! Mr. Leo G her and Mrs. Lillian Donovan, th Charlottetown. were united in ho

bonds of matrimony by Rev. G. M. Crowley who also celebrated the Nllbtioi Mass. The bride was very attractively dressed in l gold cre s dress with matching aecessor es and was attended by Mrs. Laura Blanchard, while Mr. Art Murphy performed the honors for the BPQOHI. After the ceremony the bridal party and a few iuriiizurc friends motored to the Queen Ho- tel whero a dainty wedding break- fast was served. The table was centred with the beautiful wedding cake. topped with a miniature bride and groom. The gifts were beautiful and costly. among them was a lovely lamp from the groom's fellow employees at B. P. Poolfs. Mr. and Mrs. Corrlgher will re. side in C‘ rlottowwn and have the best wishes of their many friends for a very happy wedded llfe. The Guardian joins in happiest fellca-

Mlnlrd’: kills puln Personals

Mrs. Joseph Hughes, Bnerald. gas o. visitor to the city on Satur- oy.

Mr. C. W. Groken. Emerald. left Friday morning for Springfield,

ass, on a month's visit to his brother. (Mr. wank Croken. He also expects to visit Boston: i-laverhlll and other American cities.

CAPE TRAVERSE SGIIOOL

Re,.rt of Primary Department cl Cape Traverse School for montn oi’ January.

Grade V-l. Beatrice Cutcliffe; 2. Donnie MacNeill; 3. Roger Kaye.

Grade IV Sr.—l. Juanita Camp- Lell; 2. Carl Dickie; 3, Douglas MacNeill.

Grade IV Jin-l. Lois Cutcllffe, June Gardiner and Betty Murphy, equal; ﬁ. Ian Muttart; 3. Doris

Cam .

Grade III-u, Barbara Irving; 2. Janice Weddell; 3, Rowena Har- vey. "

Grade II-l. Marledeffrey; 2, Ivan Newrick; 3. Blair Campbell.

Grade I (a)~—l. Louise Norrlng; 2, Wendell Cutcllffe; 3, Adele Cut-

Grade I (h)-I. Fhirlie Shaw.

Perfect attendance: Roger Kaye. Lloyd Crooks. Donnie MacNeill, Juanita Campbell, Carl Dickie. Ivan Newrick and June Gardiner.

Mae McCur-ville, teacher.

BIG GLOVE INDUSTRY

ZANZIBAR — (GP) —The Clove Growers’ Association in a brochure telling the story of cloves, says the-t Zanzibar is now virtually the onl place in the world the pros- perl _ of which depends primarily 0n the clove industry. Some co per oenit of the world's suDiﬂY 01 111W" comes from Zanzibar and its neighboring island of Psmba. Keep Minor-ifs In the house on Air iForce stexlons will merel change the old armband. whlc was black with red lettering, to the new scarlet band.

.R..CA.F. Service Police liaison has extended beyond co-coeration with civil authoriticsmnd the S.P.s give considerable assistance '1» the

al public while perforating their regular duties. To this end tho new dress for R..C.A.F P0111!- men will aid not only the‘ service but also the Canadian cubic-

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man. It is sometimes described as’ a. ﬂlllrhlall angel who accompan- .es a delendan» ‘inn. a criminal‘ ccuit and stands at all tlmu. guard over him Wlhrpﬁfliué in c. still small VOLCB, "fills person c innocent — innocent — lnnoca.

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tapers vcice broke as he} PZDDOIIIICCG the word "innoeeirt" ior the lhrd time, a-nd he made a‘ dramatic gesture. But in‘: guardian‘ angel somehow failed to noaterial-i lle in the desired lorni Several audible snickers i-esounded through! the co

Mr. Lop unabashed. |

"You a-re looki for a girl whose brother is an officer in the aimed forces of the United Shams." he shouted. "a girl whcse slztsr has] left the home of her childhood and i

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thﬂsweetheant of her youth to L's- wme an Army nurse Wiilioiit exaggeration she may lie called a Florence Nightingale of our own time. Would a. young wcmzn like Mrss Far-men with such a back- ground and heritage. a young vroman who has worked hard lo 8am her own living, would $119 be not to be a tool of the Nazis? Look alt this young defendant as she. sits there so quetly. gentlemen ' Does she appear to you to be the kind of person a. ‘cog in ilhE Nazi propaganda machine’ would be?”

"Alain Daniel had no sense oi ehcburaagerricnt ivhen Mir. I/spcr PBUSH- Indeed. something about Jenness did actually suggest the embodiment of the classic fictional

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The rebuiltal of the prosecuting 54141017191’ W85 surprisingly brief; Keith Bryant was too wise to ris‘: the anticllrrtax. 1t was w"tli great. soemnity that the Judge finally sold to the jury:

“You may lake the case.“

All Over

So this is the end, the very end. except for the verdict. Daniel said to himself Wdfihfng the jury me out. The testimony is ended. the‘

will sa-y nothing more. ‘Ilom hoper will say homing more. Lcntz.

And Homce Vaughn will say‘ Iwthl-“Z now cilher. He alone. oi; all those concerned. had said not. - he throughout these six dreadful days He has not uPPeai-ed. he has 59m I10 MESS-BBQ he his made no‘ sigh. Or could Daniel be mistaken Jsmiess could hardly have been so seif-essured. .Danicl told hlmself.' unless she had some sound reason for confidence. She must be hear. ing from Vaughn regularly, either dlfﬂrlly or indirectly With sudden dlanav. Daniel thought r1 the magnificent orchids. which bloom- ed afresh every clay on his daugh- ter's shoulder: o! the rlclh furs slung ‘arrogantly eround her, oi the g1 itte-ring wrist watch a-t which she glanced so of-tcn of the shin. i118 pendant which darixled on a. slender chain. were ihese gifts sent with message; so adrolbly worded that they could be un- signed. the poisoned hypnotics which were numbing her senses and tidlng her over as long as it

In one shocked moment the dreadful doubt robbed him of ihe 51'1" P6695451! Elven bv the assur- ance that Jenness had not received money from Lent for personal reasons. But before he could

Hope River Sc ool for the month 2, Geraldine of January.

Mona Turner. equal; 2. Ruth Slmp- son. SOD;

arguments are wet Keith Bryentngolrcen Turner; 3. Clarinda Simp-

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ion]: 2. Ezrilli MacLeod; Ii. Rlilph Weeks. Robert Simpson, Geraldine 1i 011E‘.

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. rnrulrr 18th T0 24th

Boy Scout-Girl Guide Week is to be observed throughout Canadii during the above dates an.l the Provincial Boy Scout’: Association has drawn up the following program in celebration of the eveni

SUNDAY, FEB. 18th

Scouts and Guides attend respective churehe. 6:05 P. M-Broadcast over CBA by Governor General and Prin-

monollv, res. 19th

7:30 l’. l\i.—Scout and Cub Rally, Si. Paul's Hall.

TUESDAY, FEB. 20th '

7:15 - 7:30 P. M.-Radio Play by Scouts over CFCY.

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4 P. Ill-Exhibition of sewing and presentation of Beseborougll Shield at Si. Paul’s Hall.

8 P. M.—Public Demonstration by Scouts 8: Cubs, Prince of Wale: College Hall. Chairman, Lloyd W. Shaw, Prov. Director of Education.

TIIIIIifSBAY, FEB. 22ml

7:15 P. M.—Guide Rally, Prince of Wales College Hall. 7:15 - 7:30 P. M.—Radio play by Cubs over CFCY. Director. J.

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Parents and visitors night at the various troop meetings. 6:07 P. M.—Daily talks by prominent Scout and Guide Leaders over CFCY. This Advertisement sponsored by Sterne Ltd.

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Turner; 3. Edwﬂrtl

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lThis War—Four Years Ago

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, IOU-The British ernment gave a oold xeowi-lo Japanese oﬂen to mediate the war with German . Enemy airmen ary and emloslve bombs on two London arena and u . h . attacked

Tlic iollowln is tlic report of Doucette. , Grade X-l. Ada Graham and Grade I— fa)—-l. Maiﬂlld skull-i m smpson, Grade I (bl-l. Herbert Simr». Mary Simpson; 2, son; 2. Earlind Malone. 1 Perfect attendance: Ado Graham FEB Ruth Simpson, Helen Simpson, ' iaude Elmpggn; 2, Mary Sim on, Noreen Turner. Clarinda Smpson. Claude Simp- Grllflc In lfi)—l, Beverley Slnip- son. Beverley Skim-ion. Harry

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