JUNE 1, 1940

Honours TOMORROW |

CpuRCH of rust/sun

5T, PETER'S CATHEDRAL ev. Canon Malone, MA. L-Tll-

Holy communion. Iii!

min Prayer. ,,,,,“f,'},,,,.r‘ lueharist and Isr- '°'." u School. Elilelhsiiilg and Sermon.

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oi CANADA TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Prince street Minister ltev. Hugh Miller, M.A., B.D.

Assistant Bey. Lewis M. Murray, B.A., B.D

Organist ‘T. Q1600: A.L.G.O- out”? as. r ti“ ~' §_'§',§"niiii§°°c'3r'n£in'iiiiin mun], “iii-lam. "0 God if. 353mg; tilt SrrlTFér-is-f-ii-‘lliw we Ie- “lffo°f..ft'i°»‘i;lli.fwt..rri'. s‘ l“ ytllgeln-“Soek Ye The 10rd,";- :£:,",';'°',',=n,lf:;- gulf-afl- gage-gag l"".?.i."§'£1‘~§§§’°i<7-'5“ 55:1??? fitlfif Sill‘. i“: ‘E6233’; ‘Mivfiiado? "wrizoaifl" "mo" '"Q,3};;g§;i- “nu-iv ‘TRESBYTERIAN BAN,“

ST. JAMES CHURCH

n, Prcsbyéerlan Cisiltllféia Ll Canada

Minister M, |;_ Moor-bead Legato. D-il. 0fKflfliSir—Ml1. K. S. Ito ere Uiinir llirovtor-liirs. J. A. swson Public worship Morning at Eleven. and Evening |l Seven lvfilfldl- prwpher; The Miniltél’. gundsy School at 10.00 lull. (All services on Daylight Saving

“m”: M sic III u :— ‘filgg-njflfgw Lovely Are Thy D“~pl|i|1gS"—M3i£Cf. . Eyenlng Music:- lhem-"The Lord T! M! Shel?" ""="."."..r'"2 are d s rs o I gu-sngers anlnvued.

IION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Prinee and Grafton Itrost

1 Minister ; Rev. G. Caflylo Webster , organist-bliss Rena Wood MORNING WORSHIP 11,00 A. M. D. S. T. Theme: ‘How h Flee Tbs Present Hour.’ Hymn}: ca, m, 54o, e30. Anthem: ‘HEB: Our Prayer’ —

er. "d EVENING WORSHIP

1:00 i‘. M. I). S. T. Theme: linings FDI‘ Th: Falntlns!

Hymns: 670, 401, 593-

Anprem; ‘Hark, Hark, My loal.’ -Sheilcy.

10.00 A. M. Th: Bsbbbth School ml Bible Classes.

Pleuse lloic the change of time mil let all mginbers endeavour to be present.

writ on the Lord! be of pour-are, and lie shall stre on our» heart: wait. 1 Say on the

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u. will receivo n hearty wel- Quint at Zion.

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‘Rev. H. L. Denton,

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. of Prince and Fitsroy sts.

Mirlidistsr ha‘

. Harvey . en DJ).

Organist and Choirmaster

John Inch. Mus. Baa. Morning Worship ll a.m. Children's Day

Priescntaiion of certificate; a-

war ed to mcmbfls of the YOUNG

WORSHIPPEIVS LEAGUE. Junior

choir will be in charge of music. Address to young geople the

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Alithhn “Thins Forever, God of Love" - - — — — — —(Sykesi Anthem “God that ltladcst Earth and Heaven" - - -Traditionali T‘; Church School 12 M. to 12.30

The Church School changes to summer b ’ , meeting st closo of morning service.

Evcningiworshlp 1 pJn,

Sermon "LOOK!" - Mr. Denton.

Anthem: "I will lift nn mine eyes unto the hills" - Ciark-Whitfold).

You ars invited to worship with

THE BAPTISTCHURCII

ALL SERVICES AT DAYIGIIT

SAVINGMTIDIE. __

CHURCH OF CHRIST

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Kent Street Rev. Roscoe w, Nice, A.B., B.D., Minist

er Organist - Mrs. Leigh Dlngwell 11.00 a.m. Morning worship, Solo-Miss Nun MacKay. Service in charge of Elders. Bro. R. ll. ltiacNclll will con- duct the mornill worship in the absence of the m nlster. 2.30 p.m.: Bible School. 'i.00 pm. Evening worship,

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Duet-Mrs. Everett Platte, Mrs. Allison Owen. Anthem: The Old Rugged Cross.

The Gracia Club is in charge of the evening service

Superio

rity Of

British Warplanes Fatal To Nazis

WITH ROYAL AIR FORCE COREliAND. Somewhere in Bilg- l-ifld. lilnv (il-<AP)-A dozen Br- tfrh illPfS told today how in a lead-

lllled sin.- over- Dunkerque they allot l2 Gemian planes alt ougll outnumbered 30 to 2.1,

Tiler lost one plane.

The iuifxic sn-rv four score Nazi lleilikeis find MPSFEFSCIIXTIiliIS rang- tl asnllist the R.A.I~‘.'s small force ti Hurricanes and Deflants.

Some of the victorious British glint: and their machine nncrs

ionc to s sguadron which n four lllvs ivrls erc itcd with downing b3 German planes.

‘ifhe ll’lf‘ll in this noted squadron miifllflln that Britain's new two- rlan, four-gun fighter plane-the Defiant-ls s top-notch craft of fleet destructive power.

"Cookie" Downs Eight

0N of the youthful pilots. cnll- ld "tickle", shot. down eight Ger- llllli planes last Wednesday. He flit another Thursday. The lob of these pilots for the few rtnvs has been to Dmiect- ti" rolvi of firc to (he sea throurh which til’; Allied forces in Filanrl- en have withdrawn to the English Channel.

Discussing the technical differ- Iifes lrl British planes. "Coolrie” mounted s successful sir battle in which the Germans lost 3B planes While ciuzucinlz British firing from mmlilven turret shine.

‘those Jerrles don't; seem to be Wit to tr-ll us from Hilrrlcanes." all gcookie" (Hlu-rlcsnes fire

a "m" come fliflflq slds us. or as

‘Nov. ‘on the beam,‘ and the gun-"

is go.

‘gains like knocking upples off It mused. cruised. and added:- Mygy save us e little more hell

21 To 80 Mar.» battle of the 2i against El; lltlille more uneqtgalf than e r in the fiil‘ dureiriiirumenieot ‘thiilee - liior sheer weight of mimbem

l" Gfalaiifl! have been on ton

J. M.’s

M E A TS SPECIAL Strictly rmii Lobsters FM YOUR Order, Phone 8|

1- M. ROOF, Prep. Market Building

‘British planeg; sought

The conflict began when the 21 and found the Gennan squadron of 4O Hein- kel bombers that had bceii haras- slnlz ground troops.

"Just. after we found them." l pilot said, "we were attacked from above by 40 more German planes. Messerscilnlllts, the best plane they ilave.

"In the Qililliilfl battle which spread tiled; the coast. we shot down 12 ellcmy planes. They fell in flames. We sa/w three more wobble and spin out of line.

"We dlciivt chase them. You don't. in this war." I

The fliers rclnticd their 6X09?" enccs at their base, where. 10 ml"- ntcs after they returned from pa- trol duty over Dunkerque they we“ glpplng tea and lo in deck nhalra.

- c will n again soon," said "coilvlrle". " is is a light day with only two liiimlli 3°11": ‘his w“ have four nud five aild are ill the slr six hours."

Jgrry Wllltl Odd!

11 y, remarked that "Jerry “e92: “go: for us unless he's “It'll bioodymggeoéi odds in his IBVOX- i711“ think we are luiocklne do“ five for every one ws lose, will?“ mo our, m action for every 011* their fnctries can oroduce- ,, their fnctorlcs can DPMUCQ- t The pilot, who made that. sta e- mem, l; s, senior officer. hok I several medals and cltallvfll-

Island Man ls Missing g

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out the Provinfl rzfliggii-‘etutirliollelilnm that. Edward mil more. wn 0f “Willi m“: of Halifax and formerly of 0M lottetmn and the late Mm In" l; reported missing. A mbleflmm to his sister, Mrs. Victor Qiwi-‘wll Sunlmerside. from the Under Bec- relary ot State for war. London- rusted that "resret revert Melt/e“ mm No. 2134101 Guards- wanl mri Dicks. Weisrl "““""‘ .32“; ."‘°;.‘.°.r. coal-email * u. me st the outbreak of war acid toot e course with a view to in the British Air Ilorce

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ti...‘ uinmeiside bend and had been mspluyed st Holmans. As fa: es is known he is the first Islander to go to France in the present conflict. He has three other sisters on the Bland. Mrs. Neil Durant Jr.. Mrs. Clifford McGullzan of Summers-ids and. Mrs. Pillitll of 01w

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The Central Guardian

this column is reserved for new: of ioeel interest but advertising oi a newsy nature may be inserted at 6 cents ~ word strictly pay-

able in advance. ._____..._

CONFEDERATION LIKE INSUR- ANCE. L Biilli-‘l-Il-Bli.

TODAY Guide Cake sale at Maritime Electric. L-101.

HOLMES AND BRADLEY-Coats 2 to 6 years $3.95. L-ii-5-30-3i.

SERVICE IN the Mamhfleld Baptist Church. Sunday afternoon. June 2nd, at 3 o'clock. L-100.

MOORE st McLEOI) LIMITED, will close Saturday evening at 10.30 P. M. Daylight Saving Time.

L-B-O-l-li.

all wool worsted mite

I0 RUINS Saturday $12.05. Henderson a Cudmore. L-75-6-l-1i.

SPECIAL sale chocolates, some- thing new, extra nice 30 cents pound. Jamiesoifs Drulz Store.

NORTH RIVER. United Baptist Pilstorate. Rev. J, M. Blesedeli, B.A., Pastor. Sunday, June 2nd: Long Creek 11 a. m.; Clyde River p. IIL; North Milton 7:30 p. m.’ (Special service). L-97

CHURCH .1’ OCESSION — The May pIOC€S§lO in honour 0d the Bicssed Virgin was held last night at f-he Chulcll o! tile Most. Holy Redeemer. There ans a. lame coil- grcga/t-ion present.

DIED IN MONTREAL Mr. Comeilils A. Doucette, Hunter Riv- er recently received the sad news of the death of his slstcr, Mrs. H. A. Morin (nee Marguerite Anne) which took place May 21st, at. ltfcOre-ury, Man. Tile deceased was 47 years of age.

ENGAGEMENT-Mrs. M. Len, Victoria, announces the engagement; of her (laughter. Edith Marllnret. to Lieut, James B. Johnston, RCA. son oi Mi‘. J. J Johnston, K.C., and Mrs. Johnston, Charlottetown. Marriage to take place early in June. L-94.

ENGAGEMENT - Captain and Mrs. J. C. Macdonald, Cardigan, announce the engagement of their daughter. Hilda Evelyn, to Mr. George Vernon Fraser, Charlotte- tmm. marriage to take place early

in June. L-103

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of the late George Vlcker- son was held from his resdence 53 ' Upper l-fllisboip Street, yesterday afternoon. Bervxws vrcre conducted l by Rev. Hugh ltliilcr aswstrd by Rcv. Lewis Murray. The Pallbear- crs were: U1". R. H. Bclrctfi, M ~. l3. Eni-i MacDonald. I). C. mull. IJPMTilCi Webster. Gin-ves and Addison Miller. In merit. Pee/pic's Ccmeterv

SHORT COURSE BEGINS 0N TiiESllAlfl-At the closing of the Commencement Exercises at Prince of Wales College yesterday, Dr. G. D. steel. Principal, announced that the students planning to take tiic method of teaching course should report to the crflelze at 2 o'elock on Monday afternoon, 'l‘l1cv will be given programs for the classes which will bccin the following din". Students of the first mid seecilrl venrs who have. fallen short ill Fflllff‘ suhiccis should also report Monday’ afternoon. Dr. steel said. The ccm-

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uierrc rlnss will also report for work. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Vinnicombe

of Halifax left. yesterday on a business and pleasure trip to On- lurio.

Mr, and Mrs. O. Wright of Digby N. 8., were visitors in Charlotte- town this week, the guests of Mrs. Borden, Brighton.

Many friends of Miss Hazel Wright, Chilrlot-tclolvll, will .

glad to know that. slic is iuokzl-g a satisfactory recovery from her recent operation

Pte. Walt/er Bolivian, 6th Dis- trict Signallers who has been vis- iting ills parents. Mr, and lvlls. John J. Bowian left on return to the mainland this morning to resume his duties.

MUSSOLINI

(Continued from i538 i)

the full weight of his air force nd mechanized array against tilt Somme-Aime front Just. as he d.d mt Sedan, pevilnps at the some time‘ striking through Qwrtzcrland, even through Northern Italy.

0n the other hand Hitler may be thinking it. would hasten the end of the war if he could knock out. Brit- aln first, or st. least cripple her in- dustrial life and shatter lier mer- canktile existence by sustained air at~ ta

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Whichever plan Hitler adopts. Italy would be an sdvanta e to him. Mussolini has a. first-int! Ill’ strength of 2.000 planes. He has a nnvy featured by small f st vessels and a submarine fleet es imaleci at 100. The Italian army has never been rated highly. but naval and sir services not only would keep Britain

ranean waters but could be used to help Hitler in an attack B88111" either Britain or France.

Not All Advantage

But all the advantages of the Italian intervention would not. IAI- Q1119 to Germany, it is held here. The day Mussolini declares war at uis side of Germany. ‘Ivriwy enters it on the side o! the Allies, and Tur ey ls a powerful. Weill“ m" “on with 5 su rb amly and a small but; effectve air force. Sign hold; a strategic position in c eastern Mediterrslltileanil inclélgiglli‘! control of i116 DI m“ "- would be a great advantage to the

fluegngiiigsthing about Italy I this: or all the bll new" "i Into c. Italy is the m0!‘ "l"; Ilera is in a ma!" W"- "I? only to air attack but from i 0

iii; industries are bunched t0- gether in s compact 504w"- h" 1:‘; unit products are Iliiillllllble- ‘r merdiaiit fleet, a rt from twomO three occan ey 10111105- l‘ ll” “r

i gratifying that the

and France busy in the Mediter- M

THE CHARLOTTETOWN (‘UARDIAN

“Sky Chief” Gasoline Refined In Canada

MONTREAL, MAY iL-An- nouncement was made hers today by J. M. Prltdlard, Vice-President of McCall-Frontenac Oil Company. Limited. that. arrangements have been completed to manufacture and distribute "Sky Chief" gasoline in Canada. “Sky Chief", toip product 0f The Texas company, has been sold in the United States for eighteen [months and has acquired an inter- national reputation as a smooth. |powerful and knockless motor fuel. The existing affiliation of McColl- Frorlicnac and The ‘Texas Company makes it ible m brine this 11W‘ type gaao ne to Canadian Motorists. It; is now being refined in McColl- iFrorltenads Montreal and Toronto ‘and will go on sale about June fifft reilnierles accordlni! lo the Tilrmu“ developed by '17“! T9155 ,C°mpa“y at all Red Indian dealers service stations throughout Guildh-

lied Cross Continues Peace Time Work For Crippled Children

In the midst of the tremendous

' amount of war work being done the

Red Cross is carrying out its peace-time programme. The Crip- pled Chlldrens Clinics, now being 1191.3 by Dr. T. B. Acker who is on his s-mi-aiinual visit to the pro- vince are being well attended anu great improvement is being noted by D1". Acker tn the minority of the chddren reporting. It is very cnct-ureging in tint several of these tuberculous bone conditions, who have benefitted by their so- joums at the convalescent camps coilducted by the Red Cross during the least four summers have been told that they may discard their still must be careful not to "over- cnsts and crutches though they do." Other cases almost ready to he dlscliarzerl from the clinics iii- cllldcd children who llrlvc linci wry IlCCtiCS, dislocated hills, and club fce

Dr. Acker has been in the pro- vince since Monday flight and dur- ing the three dnvs he spent in Summcrslde he exn iiled 62 child- ren 2i of whom were new cases. While ihcrc lie also performed 7 operations and manipulations and received the ilsllni generous co-op- erntioii of tho doctors rind hospital staff. Yesterday was the "big" clinic day in Charlottetown when 47 children reported for cxanllila-

ytion. Of these tell were children re-

porting for the first time. It. is parents now rcnlizo the iniporimlcc of bringing their children in for examination ui. all early our‘ when it. is so nlucli easier to obiniii good results from treatment. Duriivi the rcmclivclel" of his slay Dr. Ackel‘ will be busy operating at. the hopsllals in the mflTllifliJS and examining patients at. the Red Cross Office in the ni- terlionlis. This summer the Red Cross has decided not. in conduct the usual comp for crippled clilidrril but to plucc several of them who lined convalescent earn ill different. linincs tlli-ouclloul. the country where thcv u‘ roecivc every ill- teiitimi. 'I'h»- Red Cross has been silcecssfill in finding suitable homes iii which to plncc illrse children for the summer‘ liicliiiis tvlicrc it ~ il!l])""i they will build up suffi- ~l JlIICP to curry tliciii on to recovery. "oltetowil Rotary Club, Liilctolvlt (‘ivy-o Club and the .li‘lll0" Red Cross iiisiuiici-s lliroulzlieut the provtilrc lllfll‘ ‘.\'"ii f-rel justified that the money tllev have so generously Cfilll-Tiblllthl to lillStWOTiK is an excellent invest- merl .

Donations For War Materials lire Welcomed

Ottawa, May 31.—(CP)—-'I‘he Gov- crnlncilt. welcomes donations of money and war materials, Finance

Minister Ralsloil mid parliament to- ay. T . L. Church (Con. Toronto

Broadview) called attention to “the offering of various kinds of mech- anized equipment by some munici- palities, corporations and private ndlvtduals to bc given to the gov- ernment voluntarily as a contrtbii- tion to Canada's war effort."

Mcuilwiille Defence Minister Roe- erii confirmed that. he had sent o. message to Mayor Joseph Melnzing- er, of Kitchener, Ont. ondorsil a "buy-a-tank" fund to be launc cd tomorrow. The minister said a light tank would be sent to Kitchen- er from the armored figllitllig e- lllcles school at Camp Borden or displa purpo

Con McNish arrived from Toronto to confer with Munitions Minister Howe and other ministers on Tor onto‘; inn for a $1,000,000 civic silbscrip ion fund to purchase bomb- ing aircraft, tanks and other war riiaierials.

Mr. Rogers recently furnished the national convention of the Imperial Qrder of Daughters of the Empire nl; Saint John, N.B.. with price es- timates for various tYDOS 0i milks- aiirrilfi; and other materials of Wm‘-

Most offers of material aid to the government took the form of money» r. ton told the House when Mr. Church brought the matter up today. FTequently it was sussemd the donations be used for a Pl"- tlcular purpose.

— DANCING

New Dome Ballroom Most Modern

Management . . Fresh! and Ii. J. Mac eill.

SATURDAY

And Up-To-Doie Ballroom

lost oi Montreal

O. K. Presby and his

Novelteers

Dancing-J-ll

la hor ern. Bile could be “hi... in the Mediterranean com-

tivei easily through allied w"- . ifil“ of ibraltar, mm. Bu" "ill l» ill . r ~- ~

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aes if required. 1 oilers Fred Hamilton and J.

J PUBLIC FORUM

This CIIIIBI h Iflal for sh clfsens II by see-respondents st questions ei lnterost. ‘lbs Obse- lotteeowl flnerdisrlsos not ne- cessarily endures ihs opinions of correspondent; '

TEACHERS’ SALARIES

sir: -8lrice the annual report of the Department of Education 1s read by so few of 0111' PCODIE i“? offer the following remarks by one

iof our senior Silpcrvisors fol" lthe serious consideration of the public. These remarks are taken

from his i939 mport. to the Super- intendent of Education and are as follows:

"Education is the greatest busi- ness in our Province today. To ed- ucate children properly we must have efficient teachers. We are. mutually agreed that teachers in P. E. 1. are immature, insufficient- ly trained, and under aid. Can we

0 anything to reme y the sittin- lion? Is anything being attempt- ed?"

“We seem to be able to secure money, if that is what is lacking, to spend without mini; upon pro- jects more or less worthy, but. ed- ucatlon, the greatest bilsincss of all, must; go lmzrzing, either for lack of funds or initiative on the part. of those in authority."

"Nevertheless, in spite of the apathy of all concerned. our pupils are being better taught than for- merly, thanks to the faithfulness of our teachers and the continued efforts of oilr women's organiza- Lions."

We have learned on good auth- ity ‘that. our Teacher ‘Training Course is to be broiiwht into line with the other P _"tiices. That should result in a \|'.‘§ or better- trained teachers entering ollr schools. It remains. ilicn, for the people of the Province to izct. be- hind the Teachers’ Federation and the‘ Department of Education 1n their efforts to remedy the salary’ situation. It is unreasonable to sup- pose flint one who has spell‘. coli- siderabTe time. at great expcrlse. equipping oneself for the O(‘i‘lli).'t—‘ lion of teilclillitz cull he persuad- ed to iteiuzlirl lone in thr- Dfflfpg- sioil at the present low salary and with no ellcourugenlrnt of erad- uatcd increases from time to time.

At the present low srllnrlos pnid our i(‘fl(‘il".‘l'S. how illiifli’ of our illcst brilliant. most ambitious .\‘0ilth will entrr tllelcociiiiici pml, fession? And when they find, q; they iilcrensc in cfflrlciicv, and their responsibilities grow, thnl, there is no (‘fll'l'I‘F])Ollt‘iiil!! increase in pay. how runny v.'l’l remain in‘ the profession? l

Our children need the services of our most brilliant ililiirts. The filture welfare of our province do. mands it. 'I‘llcr= lr. onlv one w“- lfi awlre this. Pnv olii-‘lrnrhnrs a l ii"lll'1 wnqc. l

Another" l)fl"i(' fuult in our pres-

ent sfvstein lll.’ fzll" us‘ tlu: it‘."lr‘“cr' mom”? l‘ (‘fl 'l‘l'li"'l ii~' in.~l>rllrit\'

of office This. with n gllgqpl-‘tyifl

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Information For EX-SBPVICG Men

For information of ex-servlce men

Gilard Company that is being rais- eci in Military District No. 6. it; is , notified that. every applicant should communicate with hLs own branch cf this Organization.