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Ii‘ there's an Irishman this piclurc. h<"s lust his 11111-1101 in all thinks Irish’.

“TUGBOAT ANNIE SAILS AGAIN "

Om offb: ﬁnest W u!- mu: you?! m this year!

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ERIES COMMODITIES AMONG G BY NEW CANADIAN IiULE-SHIPNIYINTS FROM STERLING COUNTRIES AND NEWIFOLYNDILANI)

NOT A F FliC/PED.

Under (VJIIOII which was taken by Parliament bcforc its December ud- JOUITIIIICIII, the importation of cer- tain fisheries proznlct. which for- murlv entcrcri Canada 121 substan- tial quantities has 110w been hnlLcd. exempt from 001111‘ ‘s llsilig sterling currcnz-yc 111111 111.11 Newfoundland. The main IMGTIS affcclctl are oy-Il1--§, both shelled and in the shell. can- ned tuna. canned crabs. and canned shrimps. By far the greater part of 12-0 import l:-11 liirss in lhesie four commodities ha» lwtrn douc with i1ou-stcrliuzg coumrics and Canad- ian consumers will now turn necce- sarily l0 the Cimadian fishing 111- dustry for supplies of them or for othcr fish products to take their placc. _

As cxplzxincd by the Minister of Finance when the lvgislation W111 prcscnu-d to 1.1-1- Commons, the one purpose of the bar against the vnr- lous fisheries products affected, and against n/umerous other products al- ga covored by the new law. is "the conservation of lorcign exchahgcfor the purchnsr- of escniial war-time imports." Or. 1'11 oplicr worda lr-rs foreign exchange is to be spent on imports that. are not vital so 1.hat more may be available for buying the war supplies needed to bring victory over Hitlerism.

A11 indirect result of the now law's operation may be, of course‘. "a gmnicr demand for domestic product " although the action now taken. "peculiarly an emerzcncy measure.“ ls intended only to serve the exchange-conservation purpose and is "not deslquxxl or intended to protect our exchange position. an entirely different thing." As a salv- guard against any attempts by dom- estic producers to inko advantage of the import restrictions to rats!‘ or maintain ptricei unjustifiably. tl-E law empowers the Government to suspend the rcsiflctlons applying to any commodities affected by ai- tempis of that kind and "io invokc direct penalties by way of special tax levies o11 such profiteers."

Put in the wording oi‘ the nrw lcglslnlim itself. the flsherira pro- ducls arming uudnr the act nre tho e: "Oysters in the shell; ovslers foiled. in ram; ovsrcrs SIWIIFCI. 1'1 bulk: crabs. clams nr sh-imns in pr1lfﬂ conlsﬂners: mlmon and all other fLph. prennrcd or orewrveri, includirm ovstrrs. 11.0.11: fish wr- uervm 111 oil. 1111p" In prowl." ham-var, as already pointed cut. the ,.1-~—~1-.~1 r111. i-<11o‘t< ffecyl 1r"ll hrl nyders. tuna, rrabs 11nd sl11'l1n1’"<. canned sardines are 11110113 the

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other products co strictiuns but tile 111p. mdiiie 1m- ports which wore seen 111 011101‘ (lays have already lzcuil halwd by 111.11"..- effects upon snrtilaio producing countries in Eurrinc.

I11 disclosing 1h;- clfvrl ncw provisos upon import. trade. esp."ci11ll_y' 1119 trnuo with 1111' U11.t- rd Slates, the Mmisirr of P11111110" pointed out that the ternmraryr 1e- strictions on ccrtain imports from across lzhe border do not nwim that

Canada's total tratio with i111‘ rrpuh- ‘ wlll

tic will ix‘. reducsd. "All that happen." the mini icr salld. "will be a shift in the cliarnclcr 0f our imports -—a reduction in non-rs- sentlil imports for 11on-1var pur- po-rs in Order to mak" pos=iblu 11 substantial lncroaw in our puvchas“. of vitally iwoﬂr-d Will‘ 11nd supp l

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gcst" printed an article h" Clmnu-l 111g Pollock ontiilctl ‘Why l 1J0 to Church." 5

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l alone is a sigrfflcani com-l mentary in tho qurstion of Wllt thrr, or not people arc inierr-stcd in rolls. 1 ion. OTIQ of those. rrnlics was from William Rlis. son of thc fnmousl Jacob Ris. a Dansh immiqrtlntl who did a wonderful h1unanlti1 1111' work in New Yo.k and hclpci ia11 tho social fervor of Theodore Rcosc- volt into a blaze. The young-c? Rjis like his fathcr. is a wrltrr 11nd in his nrticlv "Why I Go lo Church" he says some things which 51101110 malu- 1111- non-ChurrH-rzcr-r think. "Six months ago." he says in the 0-1.1. sentmw: oi’ his article, "I scof- fod at tin chutchcs. Then om day. on a sudden whim. I nﬁcndcd :1 son-ice. Sine.» thcn I have b°("l I10- lllz srr-actilylirst. out of curiosity to s00 what.thPm11rl1-atl-‘ck"d c111uchr= "c lln to. intrlv out of risn". Exotic-l, mom." Luicr in the article h!‘ sivs: ‘ "Anti I state with assurancc 111ml tin- crltlcs of tho churrhcs inday‘ dont know 11.1111 tt1~v 11111 lalkivz about. Truc n mlrrvitv of chirchcsy Hllll Offrr a dill’. r pullout. fffim ofl Salvation. 50ml‘ 1:1 uvlv buildingsj som»; with 11.1 n'1'l murlc. some wilhi humdrurn ministcrx. But vou dank» luvr to go to ihov church's. nor‘ ncczl you couficmil a“ winch": l1 -\ car's" sort-e f'1‘l. it i1 rhvim-t- tin-t ill‘- —".=."’\i"~n‘s o‘ "1" churches (l1

not go to church. Tlvv don't know what the churches are (lCliiq H1635);

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In Memoria

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‘HIDSON .. pvcd in Hali- nzorr Rizhard- , 1 l' place at his Wnsnihgloa, Sunday, l 0.111. Mr Richardson was a] son 11f tliL‘ late John A. Richardson i 11nd 11.12.11 WllUHlOll, of Sackville, N. n. wl1

Word ha.

and moved to Marlboro. Mam. cu a young man, after the dell-b 111% rat Mfr. Sarah Milton, of 1 ),,i11. ‘Thirty years ago he movuzl to Orting. W11 hington- where 1c w prod? used by ills second xvifc. . .a Snwcrby, oi Dovcr. N. B. . '. Iticharrlson 111115 of a genial (llrpflsillﬁli. and had many friends wherever 11c lived. and loved to see irimuls lrcm Cilnada.

Surviving, rr-iitlvcs are one son, Walter I) Richardson, of Lau- cilstcr. Mass; twin daughters. Mrs. Ilrrbcrt. N. Ixéwls of Rcadlng. Mass: Mrs. John L. 1.111141. of Penlz. N S; also Mrs. E F‘. Vantlas. of Ortl11g.W11.<l1..11‘l1o resided with l1lm 11ml cnrmi for him. Also six graizdcl1ilzircil. Airs. Dwight Lewis of Melrowx Ma Mrs, Mary‘ Srorc. of Baliauorc; Miss Pauline . lslvls. 1i. N-z Richard Iewi", Mrs. 01.110 '1‘. Kay. o.‘ Mama's Mills, nnrl Mrs Cicrald Bcsi. of Tryon, E I.. and llll‘(‘0 great. grand- ldrcn. Martru and Baby Lewis.

" . Maw. 1111" John David I

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I snspcct. that. the cr . limo what. is riallv laziness in- I to :1 supcrlo: inirllrctual attluclc.

l At anv into, iii t is what I used to‘

do." And Mr. Rils closes 1115 article| with tlnsc words: "Whether or not, we rralizo it, each of us lids a per- souai splrllu-ll qursi. It l: only our-

sclvrs we cheat if we ignore it. In]

this of 111i 111w". it is t'm'~ we were| that Quest. l find the

mhes a gcod pl- ce to m1 sue it.’

_ rffrrul 111111111; but that. ihvy should 11w bs- uphrld by all mcn oi intelligence and goodwill."

j over C. B. C. on Januaﬁw 30th.

l ELECTED CHAIRMAN — Mrs.

daughter of M1". and Mrs. Roy Cook-

Tlll‘? CllliRl-QTTETQYKN ..<_“-.!l5_l{lll_/.&N

{The Gengal Guardian]

This column i: reuerveu for new: u! iucal mien-us. but adverlmng 1.! 1n nuviy nltllro may b1} inserted at. 6 c2111: a word. illllilly pay- ablo in advance.

COOK'S for Photographs. L-396-1-23-11. Jan. 31. 1

UUNFEIIERATWON LII-E INSUH ANCK L-

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I‘. II. I. HOSPITAL SKATE at the m111111-w111g11t. Excellent ice. 14 bands. Good music. 11-541-1-29-11. -

I. 0. D. E. MEMBERS are re- minded that there uriil be a short - talk about I. O. D. E. over work 1 during the Imperial Oil Broadlgiribt 5454-29-15

George T. Medforth of Amherst. formerly of Charlottetown was elected chairman of the Lay Ll- ' brnry Commission at the‘ 11111111111 meeting and A. G. Mackenzie, K. g C., was re-elected secretary.

GREETINGS ‘FROM RIONUION -The Moncton Presbyterial veiy kindly sent greetings to the Prince Edward Island Presbytcrinl. through its President. airs T. E. l Boothroyd of Shediac, N. B., while 1 the Presbyierial was holdlilg 1t. an- - nuai‘ meeting in Charlottetown inst wee

MARRIED IN MONTREAL -- Tlie Montreal Standard of Janu- ary 18th last, contains the following social item of local interestz- "A wedding of Maritime interest took place in Montreal. recently. when Miss Jean Margaret Cookman,

man of Weslmomit. Montreal, be- came the bride of Harold Lawrence Flynn. son of Mr. and M1". W. J. Flynn. of New Glasgow, N. S. Mr. ; Flynn attended Dalhotusle University 1 and later was on the Sports Staff 0f the Halifax Chronicle." His fath- er a native of Cluuiotwtovvn.

PREACII TRIAL SERMONS - Aubrey H. Moore, B.A., and W. Ira. MacDonald, BA. two members of this year's graduating class at. Pixie H111 Divinity Hall. Sunday! preached trial sermons in two city churches. Both received their Bachelor of Arts degrees from Mount Allison university in 1939. Mr. Moore. a .011 of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Moore of Sydney- deliver- | ed the sermon at the evening ser- T vice in St John's United Church » Sunday. Mr. MacDonald. who is s. sch of the late Mr. and Mrs. D. M. MacDonald of Hunter River. P. E. I.. Breached at the morning ser- vice in United Mvmorial church. - tflzllifax Chronicle»,

PRESENTATION AT BONSIIAW -On the evening of Friday, Jan. 10, the people of Bonsha/W and vicinity gathered at Bonshaw hall where t-hey presented their new physician. Dr. O. H. Curtis, with a handsome fur coat. After a few introductory | remarks by L. T. Benton, an address was reicl by Colin Campbell of Canoe Cove. In this address the 1:100- ple expre sect their appreciation of’ the servlcai of Dr. Curtis during the short time he had been 1vlth them and hoped that he might continue to serve with 111cm for many years io come. This was fol- lowed by a reading by Mrs. Harry MacNevin and a few words by Mrs. George Carson. After singing "For He’: A Jolly Good Elellolv" and bouncing the genial doctor. the young people spent the rest of the evening in old time dancing. A sle- liciou lunch was served by the ia- dles of the Women's Institute.

Personals

Messrs. Austin Stcwart and E111- mctt Nlaclicnua o1 Orwell Cove loft Charlottetown this 11101111111; for An- tigonlsii, N. 5.. where they will be employed.

Colonel and Mr. Keith Rogers. of Charlottetown. P.E.I., are spend- lng a short time in Ottawa with the label's orothcr-in-law" 21.1111 sis- ter. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Paterson. ~tOttawa Journal).

Sgt. Air Gunner Ru sell D. Mc- Lean, R.C.A.F., who was formerly associated with his u: 21o, Mr. N. D. McLean, Funeral Diiqctur, and who recently graduated at Flngal. Ont" is now spending a few days fur- lough in Charlottetown.

Mrs. Ralph Fougcre left Tues- day‘ for her home in Sydney. N. 5.. having spent the past mouth visit- ing her home in Charlottetown. She was accompanied by her sister “Babe" Dayle wiro will visit with friends in Halifax and Sydney.

HONORS WITH EUCLID ATHENS —(CPl -Sl.~ Gccrgc WlIklIlSGll. Lord Mayor of London. has been named an honcrarv citi- zen of Megara. birthplace of Euclid, gar 5115 work for the Greek Relief

un .

DOUBLE MERUY DEATH

LONDON _rcz>1 —'I'li0mns Con- 1101‘, 6B. ICIICCI hi! 71110" Owl gl=‘I-,< because she was in pain. threw him- self from a window and died en route to hospital. r111 inquest. her-e

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Bristol and Vicinity

Mr. Chades Masher has arrived home from N. s. where he spent- some time in the woods. He 105ml‘ very poor aocomodation fortlhe men l11 the camps.

1.1-. Agslcm LaplerrB spent the week-end at his home here. Ml‘- Lapi-erre, is emplo ed in one of the Government Bull s in the 0-W-

Pte.a.11d Mrs. Gordon McEWeIi. Halifax. are spending a. few dﬂy-‘i "n1 Mcmll, with Mr. Mwwexvs par- ents M1-. and lvL-s. Frank McEwen.

1111.5. Michael Tobin, 1111.; returned from a pleasuie trip to New York city when; she spent some time with her two Sons Fran-k and Ed- B119 also visited in Boston with he." two dﬂllghleis.

Mrs. James Whalen mlved home

last week from Boston. when c110

spent the last month with her daughter Mrs. Clarence O'Brien.

Mr. and M15. Aliens McDonald left 111's week for Toronto, 0n o. Ivacation irlp Mr. McDOnB-ld Is u. C. N. R. trainman.

Miss. Jean Mciiwen, student nurse at Royal Victoria. General Hospital. Montreal, has left on miurn after spmdlng some time with her mother who is 11 patient in the P. E. Island IIOSPINII at Charlottetown.

Marie School which was closed for somtime owing to an outbreak of scarlet fever hasIre-opened.

Mr. Jerome O'Brien l; reiietvinﬂ Mr. Mchuiis as teacher In Mﬁiell east school as Mr. Mclnnla is an- swerlng the call for the thirty days training.

Mrs. Benjamin Mcliiwen is fined to her room with an attack 0f flu. Mrs. Emely C. McEwen is alsD confined to he: home wi h an at- tack of the cold.

Miss Florence Hgwbolt has re- luned from Halifax. where she spent several months.

trod from he: sun Fred. at Halifax stating he was leaving an eastern Cﬂflldlﬂfi port this week for th ugh sea. Mr. Masher spent some time at his home here 111st summer

submarine infested Atlantic. Mr.

Mcshcr holds the mnk of Petty Of- ficer on passvnger liners and his many friends here wish him every success as he takes to the an again.

Mrs. William Watson is a patient

many friends wish her a speedy Y6- covery.

Mr. Irvin Drake spent. a couple of days in the city last week on bus- lness.

Mr. Cephus Davy. was business visitor to thg city on Friday and S-attuday of last week.

Mrs Joseph Gillan has ﬁtumed to ‘the city’ after nding a few (lays with her mo her Mrs. Carthy at. Mo.ell.

Miss‘. Margaret Cullcn 1111s re- turned to ‘he? duties in the city after a week spent very pleasantly with her parents 111 Moi-ell.

Miss Mary Palmer was a. visit/Jr to the city Sntual-driv on business.

Rev. Phalcn McKc-nua has rc- tuned from a business trip to the 1vestern part of the Island.

Mr. W. A. O'Brien of the sill! of Hannah's Limited, was in Bfstol 11nd viciuty, Friday on business for his film.

Mrs. Ernest Baker is spending] a. few days in the city with e: daughter and son 111-law Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carr.

Mr. A. B. McAdam was city Sntu-arday on busiirss.

i11

Mr. Percy Rotting, was a. business visitor to the city Satuarday.

Mr. Alfred Webster. Marie. has purehosrd a stallicu in the western part. cf the Island. This fine animal won prizcs at the Exhibition two vtoars ago and horse

sally know horses claim this to be the finest animal of the type to come to this vicinity in yams. B.

IN AN INDIAN GARDEN

“Oh wind from far that through the trees- My whispering trees whose moonlit shadows move

Upon the grass~night wind from o'er the seas,

I thee implore to tell me of my Lovc

wanders

The flowers breathe in ‘perfume sweet my thought

Of 111m. the fountain ririgi for aye his name,

‘Iiietbirds are nesting in the banyan r

Be. But I,——oh. I am lonely! I have sought His spirit in the moonlight but in VR . Oh. nlgiht wind, wilt thou bring him back to me?"

The night wind sighs, and resting sof y, sleeps,

The moon sinks low behind cypress lre

‘The fragrant and creeps

With rapture sweet. s0 strangely sweet. to me.

"My ghostly fountain. cease thy si ver songl

Oh. roses, hush thy plainti" What wondrous melody

flute notes sighlng far

Now near,-

the

e. darkne; I union now

AWE)’ l

sweepln Enfoiding al in waves of mystery. "Beholdf the night wind breathes.

"thy Love la he ."

—Lolllle M. Dirt,

New York, N. Y.

Arrivolof a swiu trade delegation was announced at. Moscow. marking

COME,

Iucmn-nn-rwm

the first formal contact between Switzerland and Soviet Russia in more than 30 years.

COII- ~

Mrs. Slew-Ar. Masher has 1eoeived.

after being ship wrecked on the

111 t-he P. E. Island Hospital and her

the ailo

ASTHMA BININENITIS

MD ‘INIGN. UNI-ON

E0 GNSINEULDS

MIXTURE

BUCKLEY'S

In Memoriam

MRS. LOUIS C. WRIGHT

There passed peacefully away at her late residence. 02 Prince Street. Mrs. Innis C. Wright, on Friday, January 10th. after a long illness.

Born on the Winslue Road Mrs. Wright was the only daughter of the late William Sidnev ﬁnd Ann Winsioe Smith. After her marriage she lived on the Brackzcy Point Road for several years and later .lived in Charlottetown. 1 She was of English descent. Gov- ernor Bir Charles Douglas Smith being her paternal great, great grandfather. I-Ie was appointed by the King as Governor of this Prov-

Sir Sidnev Smith, the hero of Acre, also Sir Robert Hodizson. who was the last Governor appointed directly by the King England. were direct ancestors and her fam- llv history can be traced beck to Sir Thomas Smith the “Great Custom- er in Queen Elizabeth's time. Her {ancestors played s. prominent part in the early history of this Province having served their King during the days when this country was in the early days of development.

Her maternal grandfather wits John Elliot Wlnsloc. who owned 11 large section of land 1'11 Lot 33 and after whom the Wmsuoe road was named it: being presented by M1‘. Wlnsioe to the Govermnent as a public riglit-of-way in the early days of this Island's History.

A cousin Admiral Sir Alfred 1.1211411 Wlnsioe served in the lust great war.

Mrs. Wright was very fond of rare old curios and antiques and during her lifetime she made one of the ﬁnest collections as a hobby.

A devoted wife and mother she was beloved by her family and her kind andcheerful disposition en- | (IBGIYZCI her to mariv friends. She t was a faithful member of S1. P111115 Anglican Church.

She leaves 0o mourn her husband. one son Sidney of Dartmouth. N. 5.. three daughters. Doris at home: Mrs. I-libbert Saunders (Lyma). St. John's. Newfoundland and Mrs. Robert J. Lydford (Roma). Long ‘Island. New York: a‘so a brother Douglas A. Smith of this city. One son Henry Wlnsloe and daughter Annie and a. brother Elliott predec- eased her several years ago.

Services at the home and grave- side were conducted by Rev. Canon E. M. Malone. ‘The beautiful old

_ “The Sands of Time Are Sinking" and “Nearer My God To Thee" were sung by the members of st. P1111111 Choir. Interment was in the People's Cemetc .1.

The pull beaxers were: Messrs. W. chester S. McLure. Wallace Higgins. D1‘. W. H. Pcthick. G. Arthur Cud- more, Hammond Johnson. E. T.

Riggs

The floral tributes were many and beautiful showing the. loving ﬁstleiem ln which Mrs. Wright was e .

ln Memoriam

MR. NEIL WADDELL

A wide circle of relatives and friends 111 this. province and abroad. were saddened to learn of ills pass- , i111: a few weeks 1110.111. the home of

i his son. Gordon B. at Kelly's Cross. ‘

Although having reached four score and three years, he had en- joyed fairly good health until about

~ two weeks previous to his death.

He was a man of sterling diur- acter. a true Christian uoinlciiinu. a great reader and loved to converse on Bible Truths and History and followed with interest present 1v0rld events.

He received his early education in the district school. afterward at- tended a term in Desable gramme-r scl1ool.—a Mr. McKinuon being principal at; that timc-from which

‘ he received. a teachers license. He itiillflllt school at Wheatley River 1Nortl1 Wilt-shire, Kelly's Cross and Westmoreland. and often spoke of the ha-puv duvs spent in that voc-

. n_

After teaching a few vcars he took charge of the “Immcs-Iead“ and was i111 illustrious and prosperous farmer.

He was twice married. his ﬁrst

. wife was Perreezei McKee. Bav For-

; tune. who onlv lived a few years leaving three small children.

His second wife was Phebe l1fc-,

Swain. Pcasant Va‘lcy. who depart-

lOWBiB will) ed this ‘lie 801111: twelve vcors ago.

About 30 years ago he accentcd the norltlon of "Collector of Cus- toms“. Victoria. which he fnithfuliv P“" "nrablv d for nenrlv 20 years. when he retired. the dull-rs rf that office br-inw taken over bv 1""? Postal Department.

Mr. Wnddell was a member of the United Church. a generous support- er. and gave liberally to nil worihv and charitable causes.

There are left. to mourn. thrre sons. namely: Percy W.. railway entineer: Georg:- s.. auto mechanic. both of Arlington. Masrl. and Gor- don on the homestead: also nine grandchildren who will ever cherish the memorv of a grandfather whcimd they dearly loved and res-

e

Dec .

The funeral service was conduct- ed at the home bv the Rev. Ward McLean. Trvon. after which the 1v- rnains were conveyed and tenderlv

laid to rest in the familv plot in St. ‘

John's Anﬂlicnn Ccmnicrytcvmnouri, Rev. Mr. Hartman officiated at. the

mve.

Th0 ball bean-rs were: Mr. W. P. Cameron and his three grand sous, gallium. Sterling and Uoyd Wnd-

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Funeral arrangements were 1.13.111- tbe dircction of Mr. Percy Dnwsnn. Cmpaud.

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JANUARY 29, 1941

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Being the Diary of the Last 15 Days in the

Life of a Royal

LONDON, Jan QB-Iiiirstday (Sept. 2. 1940). at our new station .I..eapt 1mm our couoheo at . Thfs shook me a bit. Was still slightly dopey when at 15,010 feet. we sighted a. large lump blitz. Solid bloc-k of er 215s with g large fighter escort. Al:- tacked enmaases. then dived away as fightels came down. Joined Butch again alter a frantic tail- watc breakaway and started after the bombers again.

Suddenly we see a. Dormer com- ing towards us-running for home. We jmnp on l-t-Butch sits on its‘ tail. pumping lead at it. I do quarter attacks. He doesn't like this, lumps fall off and minim pours au. I am awaku now and feeling hungry.

Buwh saws "Don't waste any more ammunlifon on him — iihis guy's finished." I say “Okay Bud“ and formate on the Domler as he heads for Rochfond (small town 111 Esseio. He is a. wreck-rudders in ribbons and pieces falling off all the time. One guy comes out 5L 100 feet. Parachute streams as he hits the ground-Anunoes. Butch and I are verv cocky. go homo and shoot a horrid line.

(“Shooting 11 line" R. . 7. slang for boasting of ones exploits)

Run Into "Whole Pile"

Two more quick softies seeing nothing and then more blitzbrfeg on the fourth do. We run into a whole pile of Messerschlmtt 110s and Domiers, Too far to attack the bombers. so we start mixing it mth 110s. They clflce and an a lot, come clown vertlcallv behind us,

I lose Butch and evewone else as I iu~n round and round. watch- ing my tail. Then a 110 rears up in front of me. plain view and dbes a steep turn, Range is almost poinilblank as ‘l turn inside and plug 111m. He disappears under my nos-r- 11nd. when I see him again. he i< diving verticwlly starboard engine and wing blazing.

I feel very cocky again look for the fight and find it out 518M. I g0 home and fllltl that I've only IlTed 300 rounds.

Second day (Sept. 3, l940)-—Un- successful day-—n1a.r.lq 11o contact.

’1|l1i1:t day-Two patrols-Om) and HBO-but no contact made and no fun at all. Just-roaming BIOLLIICI looking for the “Hun in the $11.11." Watched night bombers 1n thc dazk, parachute fluxes and A A. bursts all over the sky. Slept Well.

Fourth day-Azioillwr big day. Over ‘Iizafneshav-en we meet. 26 bombers and scores of Messer- schlmtt 109s. Fired at a Dornier 215. but had to break away when figluers came down en masoe. Clmsed bombers for 10 minutes but couldn't catch up. Came home and found Butch hid bailed out. and landed in a fur-den, where a terrified woman ookcd 1t him and t.hen_ ran into the house. No more action today.

Fifth day -Up in the morning over the ‘Thames Ektuary to meet another raid. We nip in before the Hun fighters can get at us and do a quick flank attack. Fghters follow at once. I follolvsd behind the bombers. watching two Mess- erschirrtt 109s ccming up behind me.

Before they get into ran e 1 tum a sharp left and whip uh er them. Unfortunately Wh is following me. gels

, o plugged by one of those

ililys and 1111s to crash- l get into a circle with two 109s and shoot at the second H,"- String; to dive so I chase him. Tlhtrd burst sets him on fire, whole of atazboard Wing and fuselage. We an». down to 50 feet, so I leave liim to b11111 and climb to 10.000 fort at f111l bozo.

Work on Pairs. .__

Ffghtmg ls still going on and two more 109s come for me. They Work in pairs and it seems fairly easy to get number two. Again I pick h1n1 out and we tea-r down to 0 fsvt. We race along the p11. 11111113 Way (Chaucer's old road to Canterbury) and I fire the rest 0f my wmmunition into him.

Both radiators stream glycol. l fomaie 0n him when I finish my 1111111115 and he has his oxygen m-Jsk off. looking out. at me. I lrnive him to go 11111110 and Ség him crash-land a flow miles on.

Going home I ace. a parachute and circle it-a British one. Inim- it turns out that it was the C 0., 111110 got shot; down 11y the 1095, I11 111p evening a party. then on to 11 dance tvith the boys of another squadron.

Strut ai——-a11d stayed in bu] till 11‘nei

Sixth day—(Sept. ‘i, 19401-1 have the rest of the day off-and l1 "Ply gsod thing loo. uaciron kcts into big Imndon ral 5 and loses qultg r1 few. F-- died in lwspitai W—-n1issing. several more shot down and bailed out. S——and I drove down to Maid- sione Hospital to pick up the C. O. Coming ck we to the Blnckwall T1111 nel (connecting Nmih and Siuth London under the 111111110111 when the trouble 5W1“ Pﬂ-Tﬂlllg dOWn all round the us-no time to get to a 1:11am. We stand tinder an arch and warm the bombers approaching in waves lmnr the bombs whistle dow-n, and then the explosions.

Moilotoifi llxremibasket tmdlaries around us several 111 311 "works which tforrtunately doe; 110i k0 up. Watch coclmey; put out one incendiary. discover n gloomy kvpe- lmnizie against a lam pint. who discloses he is walling N11 the Dub to open!

The C. O. feels 11 bit hard done by. as he's been shot dovm and wounded vestérday, than. gglgg bombed today. 8-—cl1-ives like g demon along a street skids to a Ellw- Bus-driver 11111111 up beside 11s and says "Come on nah. turn ll "D mate. you're on the blinkin’ floor this time!" L-nughwr mingl- cs with the bomb crashes.

350k In (he D111:

Go buck in the dark via Hun. Dsmd Heath. Fires light up b011- don ‘and fire engines are coming from all suburbs into docks.

Stop at sub Just monmn an get o riotous not - tion and lots of beer from pubic bar. I shake hands with QVEIY- body 11nd get qulu merry.

Seventh eght and ninth days uneventful.

Tﬂitli day -—Pli‘6t IOﬂIQ In the

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l’ ‘W morning brought 1 1, _ a. bunch of l-Ieinkgl 1cm °“1ll1lo such n. violent breakway Li,” l? 5e 5.0m ,4, a:

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All set b0 get my own b11211? second but all we are are on h’ two 109s miles 1.1m. l °-‘ No fun.

ﬂvveniili dlIY-Aziollier c day and patrolling in ones ‘M twos to try cloud interggmlm

‘Pwﬂflh dB-ll-‘Illiitcciuh ﬁlday. More cloud fiymganﬁm‘, everybody testy about i1. We," w B—-'s house about 22o 30m Mid A. A. flpe all the timr g5 was a beautiful night. '

'I‘hl1rtecntl1 day~A trip 110W in Sussex with 1111111111»; 1.111121% and 581W more of our fighters tlim Tim ever seen before. I 1 n, tacked twice and every/bog‘; Wm up ind came home singly o1 m gairs. Those attacking me m,“ ave been 113s but rvorv time; went to attack 1111111 1 thought wore these glws, thcv wcrg 51m. fires! Most foxingi Fourteenth day-(Sept. l5. 19in) —-TI1.6 1188i d8 171E510 hail. We a“ off at luncht me with 1111011,... squadron to meet 16 Dornlerg 1111.1 lots 0f 109s. We go into the bomb- ers but Butch breaks carlv 15 h; I813 hit. I break 11111.11 him their o for the bombers _‘, om coming home and 11o m“. elsethimtts in sight. So I 1101111 one on the edge of the 111m“. llon. Get ‘him straight alvay 111141,, leaves the rest oi his bOys. 11011111. him. plugging all 111t- 111111. A quarter attack 0011105 oil 110111111. fully, see bullets 30111;; 111, in 9.11m from the fiOse back to the tail, u intervals 0f o. foot 1111 the 11y down. rear-gunner i1 ly. 111g back 111 his seat, 111111111111 411141 Domier t, smoking like :1 chimney, oil comes back on 1.1 my 1111-11-11; and pfeees fly pasz me. ‘Phen them lasted Spitfireahornln and drlrvo me away from my m1

private and personal Domier. 0111 guy bails out. from the Jbiry, n, has this arms folded and seem; (Iiuite resigned. Hi5 ship crashes lit

lames 511d Spitflrrs shoot a 11114 all round it. plobabiv viswing cards.

I d! this myself. "Sre you in lie brasserie 8:3!) Saturday‘ kind 0f iihlng. 'rI'l€Y'lg gutting trite | reputation for pinching a mim when a. Hurricane has gm 11111; tha run. So I go 11.011111 111111111 claim it before thev can.

Afternoon brings even helm pickings. Again we attack Dornler onriation And break it wide open They scatter all over the skv anti go for the clouds. 1 get 0111 stzalg-ht away with a long b11111. I’: catches flrc and $00.1 slrrlgb’.

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Chase another 1n and out of the clouds, Port (‘ngilir- ("lilies 11:11 and Butch and I claim him as 1 Etfbahly; damned sine l1~ 1111x1111. ed. Then I see two alcsserschg mitt 109s behind me and will; around in a. lefthnud climbing turn.

I-Iorrid men-lent as I sre his can- non winking at. mo, but 11c nussel Turn and start ctr .11u 11111111110 iawo of them. Graduallv 1141111911111: tum till I get a shot 111 11111111»: two frown above. See my bullets hit his left wring and he. is Iv siurken he dives into 11 cluui:

Chase thcsq t-wo 111111111 11ml lost than 111911 509 two iicutrrs com- ing straight for me. l think 11111 are Spitfires so I’ don't flrr. Dodiﬁ

under them and find thry l"! lll° same two yellow-nosed Mcsselsciln mite! Annonying bccaiis" 111v! make off and I can't catch ttieljn.

Mosf. successful dnr for i110 squadron e. bag of 10 drurmfil l3 probable. and othrls damaged Our losses, ——nll. My ba11~lll° destroyed. one probable and onu damaged. Beginning to 511001 I bit of a line.

Celebration 111 the 0101111111.

Ffiteenth day-Scrauiblcti out ill bed in absolute confusion. Cloud! up to 20.000 and mighty cold. W0 see dozens of Vortices but no 111- emy aircraft.

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