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‘Inside Fighting China’ s. Shows at 3.00 — 7.15 — 9.15

Sgt. iiutchings

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girl's face was blue. Dr. Branch agreed with Mr.

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LINES -——n RMPH HUTTART

Summer-side

and the

o culvert and suffer a cut similar to that under the girl's chin: that 1i an intoxicated person might "bump

black and blue marks on the face: that an intoxicated person cumbs to injuries more easily than MacKa s non-intoxicated person. and that Saratoga alcoholic poisoning bloats the face.

The witness expremed opinion that "softer material than rocks"

Hlehor

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on the girl's face. He agreed a person could be unable to recollect onto actions done while intoxicated. Sgt. Edward Huichings, mate of the accused Royal Air Force Sergeant, described some of n1

DEHYDRATION

--.___. (Continued from page 1) Ferries,

Overseas suc- Winnipeg

McCuiloch, Robert ‘Lyle, Bhaunavon. Sask.

service. one died. one dangerously injured in an automobile accident, one seriously injured on active ser- vice, and

Two Canadians Royal Air Force overseas also were named, One was reported missing believed killed during air operations previously missing Guss that a person might fall over now presumed dead. ‘ltlbllowing is S 2

y ill. serving in

one seriousl

other

ilk, Nichols, Nib, BBL, y, Norman Hugh. 384-. —_===—..______ Springs, N. Y

s result of lllluries

had caused the bruises and cuts tsined accidentally: Burns. John Francis, LML, ‘rer-

Misslng believed killed during sir IOOYH- operations: Madson. John Emmett, P0,, Wiri-

the

the latest casualty B ' ,, , rown-Holder Biscuits against rocks" after c. fall and get Killed on active servlcel

Moncton, New

(lur i_ll_l_pru\'0d Xizlriiinlc Maid Lulu-h and Soda “kill-rs llTi‘ put up in

WllXiiiC packages.

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muny people thought it was the fire enrzlnm on their wnv to the 111,1, 1n advnnm

fffi Surprise Blackout cisiiriliu. GUARDIAN

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-, . Limited had been trvl W8. scene of a fire Man calls wer i ‘ nei- , to secure dl -te m,‘ th l tie l ti iti th i m. , 1 l .. ' y ° _B03t L101: Msoilwlgll. notes 10-8-11- l"; tbfllwgn olhclaptlvtijg 1c tgnxillilreigis Olo-Yllglll rlllllil vllllg- 0113f- QJ? lof-‘firliibufifiéull-“Zllliii Po ""55..."- tbiliickgggoorwltfixreuign CONFEDERATION LIFE nvsvn. a oer Score ——-- l- .. n,“ . r r l m gedeoue United Church. Suii- -lll0lt SALE, - Mendelssohn rigid fifinmwlliloulnliifiefiwu. F}? $511," ayllllg°hllarioe$igl°°llliyfl Edeifilslfglllrohn Joseph William‘ Bat iToa~"i’ief.’lfi°7iltfiui°h.-tli°s‘fl°l"fi owl?“ ‘NHL -—-_ {"978 day. October 4th, 8 P. M. 10-3-11. piano in excellent condition. Ger- Rogers felt that the necesmp} stains on a uniform given to sluice Missing/afiel- alr operations: wardens had to info e lifh a le WANTED- r m o EN’ trude Buntaln. Kensinirton. 10-3-11. equllment could be supplied zrlri by the accused and on other artllil- Gocdfellow Lloyd Trueman Sgt. that the practice wagnon eélepiljlg: McGulgan s} gytflfm‘ und1oh1ogsf {Illlilglliznll Es ma" gob“ m9 ‘In ToR-——E r SUMMERSIDE offered to take the matter up, es subrrlltled as evldenvee. Saskatoon. which did not blow was the one --_'_ ' $531k,“ ‘saffuih Rm“, MK beck and 5W lmslagwnvggugffflizgj Mg: gal-El; 01in illrflnlilrgposed wltire- . -—?———— Ham gtlangyrorgrtgrur. Flt- Bst. incthclBirighiop area. Rog; ilvsilacfrloy TRIP- Lleui. reforms": "ll" "we “l “llllesllll lllel- '””II”I M. out... b. s. souls; 385 h R c A F ass. -... l- ....:":.l.:.".*: rhea; ?£L"3f..l'§é’3 szseilrllsisleoiiac ls: grgiiicgréulz. seulewwn Han: web noon unti further notice. 10-3-6. July was mentioned. ‘rhe Board t I I‘ i I olgglhsalifkilliam Leslie, P0,, Osn- out, streets were turned 1,, by me m,“ h, Cha,.10n,,,own l“, 'e,,en_

l, o tobe s. 1942. Admlssio 25c d” ° (rPi-ipes for QuizJmna m

_NIW IDNDON PBESBYTEB- IAN CONGREGATION. — Services R1 for October 4th. ll.00 A. M. Geddie Memorial Church. 2-30 P. M. Long River. 7.30 P, M. W. M. B. Thank offering Service at Clifton. Clifton S. S. will meet at 1-30 P. M. Rev. H. M. Buntain, Minister. 10-3-11.

—R.00'F FIRE. — The sluruneir. side fire Department responded to g, call w a fire in the roof of the building occupied by the Byrile Meat Market. The lire originated from sparks from s chimney in an sdj0lfilllg building and due to the quick response of the fire depart- ment the fire was brought under control] in a very few minutes-S

—-WEDDING BELLS- A fllllet

\ wedding was solemnized at the ‘ ‘ United Church Parsonage. Bezleoue by the Rev. Jas. M. Baxter, B. D.

and 15¢ of New London.

entertainment for beginning at 10 p, at 7.30, Admission l0 cents.

—- 8T. JOHN COURSE. — A class St. John Ambulance

30 p.111. — 8

Friday morning, before

ed in marriage to Robert Reeves. ‘moo and costsi__s_

-—CHUBCH NOTICE. -— Paris

vcr evening prayer 7.80. lO-Ii-li...

-LEGION CARNIVAL. Special Saturday night m. Doors open

10-3-11. Eygfy n,

AMBULANCE One b 1'01‘ taking We One actor. _ first aid is being formed. Those interested in than taking thu course are requested to Mayer picture And Donna Reed. register at the Wwn Hull, sum- the la

do, oln ‘Pueeday, Oct 0. at ‘I.-

the t _5-5m|l; pguCE-n C0URT_In small-town judge, and his "man l . he Summers e Po oe hlghhght’ diary Magistrate Strong, two wo- u men were charged with using prc-

h Sunday, October 4th. St. Mark's Church, Kensinglon, Holy Communion 10.30 A. M. Bur- linstoai. evening prayer 2.80. French

Hardy” Delightful Entertainment

opened last night at the Theatre and proved a. tip- tion to

in

proves a charmer destined for top be held at Moncmn Oct 2243 was safloul, ‘fig’? gmfiguual‘ u w,” Riven. It was decided to appoint Dunn, _' the delegates and outline the sub- 11nd" 13 l" Ml’ 555"“ w‘ w Cyril, Ac2,

to-ma

l-"ay Holden.

Sara Haden all register familiar characterizations.

on Sept. 23. when Mrs. Carrie hi"? Ind grossly insulting lan- Frizzell. Central Bedeque, was unit- 535E“krgfihgnothggedwfidioflggg

..<zlll,.;...l:.l WINTER GRIPS 1- , a e u o —-—— Wiglririllgnisvas reade flsdmmMrs. George “Tnlnn VICTORY LOAN“ fi__(Q9"tln“?dJr2!n_P§3Ln__ v-;~.B_ “luau woodswclm N_B_ After Prince County headquarters for m?" s short trip through the Maxitimes the ‘mm "kw" 1°“ has bee“ and Alniffltlln 0110181!» b85194 in

they will reside in Freetown.

—NATIONAL WAR. SERVICE MEETING. — The National War Services Board of Prince Edward Island held a meeting at the Court House recently considering the post ement of applications of draf ees for service. This was the first meeting of the Board ever heid ln Prince County meetings being held iii town. It would be} great ccn- venience for Prince County people having business with the Board in 1b»: sble to come to Summerside NIBPTKI‘ than have to go to Char. ‘ lotietown. And Jleps miglht be taken in lhai- direction so that the Board might hold meetings to con- ilder Prince County applications

ere

-—COUNTY COURT. — ‘I'll: Ccuilty Cour; of Prince County Judge shaw presiding has had a number of cases before ll, in the past few days. I-n i-he case of school District No. 51 vs Camp- bell action for taxes. ‘lhe Judge found that the defendants contra count for flidng pumP equalled the tax hill and gave mdgmem ac- cordingly bc-th parties to pay their own ccsts, 1n the cage of Po mei- vs Dalton action fir plumbers account some evidence was heard and the case was postponed till the 19th. 1n the case of Strongman vs, Maynard action of slandsr all the evidence was completed and the case is to be argued on Octobsr 5th, ‘lilo Oclclber term of. the Ccunty court insets at Albvcfton on Tues- day the dtlL-s

—WEDDINIG BELLS-A pretty “f-‘lfllilllnk was" sckmnized at 8 o- rlock Wednesday morning. Sap‘

' in 1Q” rllwcli of the Immncu . ‘ o, NS. wllien B.

mrrliage Ernl

dallgliic~ of Mr. .

L. Arse suit of Woodstock, P.E.I., and .112 oit D15 Roziles, son of Mr Mrs, William J. Des Misccuchc, P.E.I. 'l‘.l:le a street leiigiih dries and hot o (Lusty rose with brown accessories. ‘Plicy were attended by Mr. imdl Mil-s. George Nenzel oi ‘Pruro, tho latter wearing rust crepe Willi. beise hat and accessor- ies. 11mm ialclv foTowing the ccrcmony a wedding breakfast was served at fihe Stanliy Hcuse to a few lmlnmto friends. Afler a brief hom-ylrbocrn spent in lh: DIO- ivince. Miq rid Mrs. Des Roclies will reside Delbert, NS, whare the former u employed as Camp stores Audlil l‘ at Deb-rt M1 lwly Crimp. '

—MEETING OF ABEGWEIT CHAPTER OF THE l.O.D.E. —

the foot of Summer Street, nlerside. Either Mr. R. T.

vioe-cliainnan of the War unce Committee for the coun Mr. J. Watson MacNau man of General available at the until the cam

Dodds

Sales will ign closes.

the last loan has ation oi’ the war.

make every use possible of cilities available at headquarters.

Jarvie uri ted

christ 0f Dethbridge, Albe

Wallace Bradshaw, Summerside;

land and P.O. J. O. C. Lever. Orilll-"i ton, Wales. A reception was held

ton Hotel to immediate friends the bride and groom-S.

—CANADIAN, LEGION CAR- NIVAL. — On Wednesda even- ing the patrons of the anadiall Legion Carnival were treated to a gulp, nights performance in the ,,nesenta“on of s full variety show under the otuge management of Captain Allen Murray of the Dumlbells rroulve- weal

armed forces took part and the different acts were enthusiastically received by the large audience

Carl Ramsay of Indian River, P. E. I., has returned to his home with a swry of torpedoing at sea. He was a crew-member of a frelBnWl‘ which was sunk by I torpedo illlnl an Axis submarine. Ramsay said he had gone on deck a few min-

jumped into the water and was picked up a few minutes later by a life boat. landed at a Canadian port. Mr. Ramsay is a foster son of Mr. and

go to seas-K. al-“XCTIIIIJIS AT Ulilllfl-BYF

fil oif Prince EdWG-‘ild 11$, gpeclsl war films were

--GlLCliRIST-NEWELL NUP- TlALS-A pretty wedding was sol- emnized at Trinity United Church believe Parsonase. Summerside, on Sept. . m. when the Rev. John slitu-ies in marriage Miss Ethel Aubrey Newell of Calgary. tlnent certainly n01; at this se Alberta, to Pilot Officer Verge Gil- rta. Friends of the bride and groom wit- ilmo nessing the ceremony were Mrs.

P.O. Peter E. Davlson. Kent, Eng- Ont.; and Sgt, Eric Andrew, Ash-

_ which was attending the carnival‘.

utes before the torpedo struck. He Si“ The survivors were 5

Mrs. Leslie Ramsay of this district. 5 He left home about a. month ago to

opened in the MacArthur Block lit Alaska 11nd within eagy gipergtlng Sum- range of American . The proof of that is that the Jap- Flll- anese have lost at least

t? 01' and probably three more gilt. chair-

submarines. 13 ships and 21 others have been damaged by air

be and sea, forces in the Aleutians. office from now ‘ The campaign offic ally opens on the 19th instant. The same organiza- tion which so successfully put over Norm been made a per- hands, manlent organiration for the dur- guareglo voluo District organ- isers and salesmen are urtglied ‘to United Naflgns 51,331, a gamma. surpluses.

e a-

‘Ihe disadvantages of the Jap- anese occupation are more or less obvious, apart altogether from the natural resentment at part o America. being 1n their 'l'"he Aleutians have a high particularly if the Japanese attabk R/ussia and the ific supply route and, of course, the Islands have a definite brar- ing on eventual plans to attack Japan

Military observers here do not that the Japanese oocupat. the Western Aleutians con-

any threat of invasion to Alaska cr the rest cf the con- ason of the year. They also believe the Japanese can be thrown out any that global strategy merits a fixed price being paid for the sat- isfaction of throwing them out. Meanwhile, it is argued here, they aren't doing much harm except to national pride and month by mOnlih a price in ships is being exacted

ion of

following the wedding at the Cliff for 11191,- tenancy, o

MR. JAMES MCLEAN

James MCI-elm. native of Prince Edward Island, and an employee o: the C. N. R... ut Moncton, for 24 years, died suddenly gt the City Hospital Wednesday. He was 48.

Born at North Wiltqhlre, Queens County. P. E. 1.. Mr. McLean liad

perlonners and 151ml, 1mm the lived at Moncton for 25 years and

was well-known among railway- men and othcre rsiglents of the city and surrounding district. He resided at 26 Sixth sl-reet.

Mr. McLean was a member of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church

_HAD NARROW Escsplll- and his sudden passing was learn-

ed with deep regret by many fri- ends. in the city.

Besides his widow, the former Ilillian Glllls. of Enulore, P. E. 1., he is survived by two daughters. Mrs. O. A. Trites, and Mrs. John Murray, Moncton; and one son nley. in liingland with the RC.

- his mother, Mrs. McLean, of North Wlltshire; two isiers, Mrs. Daniel Foley and Mrs Walter Blackett, of Boston; and 0g? brother, George. of North Wilt-

re.

The funeral will be held from 'I‘iittle’s Funeral Chapel Friday morning. The remains will be for- warded Saturday to Hartsvllle. P.

. E, 1., for buriaL-Moncion Tran- °ll “ma? m“ "i§lm§“°ff,fl script. shovm

Abc it ch. ter, 1.011s. mill at oi-cuw at "w lllwlllfl “l” l“

its gm meetigc of the season last- oormection with the $91155‘ m3 visiting in Summerside the uest

week in St. Mary's Hall, Summer hpwiev abeesna ‘h3g3 5118a élllJfsl/nm 51,8183“ of her mother Mrs. Jean Prof tt, o .

side, the re .14., lVLL=s Mary Hunt. presiding w‘: a large attendance. she reacl several letters outlinin something of the may cmoun was work expected to be un e:- takcn throughout the coming year, end urged 11pm the members llcacri/y co-opq-slion in all the” endeavors. A letter was read from Lady Tweedsmmr thanking ilhe I- 0.D.E. for thqzr rt in sending mienis to ' re paces in Britain, tiers in relal on to a. fund for National Librr, Bucks M" W161"! 1 and also ccnce 1mg an Endowment l) Fund after the war were alw Nud- Minutes were lad by the secretary Mrs. J.B. Po and a lull finan- cai fe by e treasurer Mrs. my . runs. Wright sewing committee gave a. report on the Work being dime for the refugees dllrlna the euirimer Convdnclr of War W fin .. wood; wystt, read several

N‘ 0h Finance “i? s grew.

OLGA-TY

W. B.

Mathieson Grail-man.

Mr. . spied as

Mayor W. J.

efficient way they handlcrl

extln ed or Win00"!

and it was suggested I. siren

ma“ e from Mm placed in the ares. shim s‘ , piimfiion 1.0.1111. _ W oonvenor. lellinii oi Personals

-M-. Blair Baker, Gummersidc, left this morning for Montreal to mime his studies at McGili. - B

4n. Leo usual-s} the sum of the Provincial Bank of Canada, auimnerside has left to Join the srmy

e

. lllne i4 to W and oghognigiportant activities. . wyoi . of

—Captsln Hillard Clsrli and

' wife have ne w Saint John on s

""4 short comb ned business and pleas- dw urc tripF-S.

4m. Ralph Oson of Hslifsx is

behalf of the National War

and B. Giza-ham R0861‘! on behalf of ‘Iihe Travel so. o!

-—-CITIZENS RESPOND QUICK- LY- Summcrside citizens respond- ed quickly to s surprise test‘ a1!‘ raid warning last night and mter Lidstone said it was a complete success". He congrat- ulated citizens on their cooperation. had words oi’ praise for cmuloI/eca of the telephone company YOTthi-‘lallfi duties. ‘Pliers was only one small section, in the northwest part of the town where lights were not quickly covered with curtains. There citiiiens sold on they were unable to hear the llhlglél mm

_. Miss Helen Jean Champion of Halifax arrived on the Island last night and while here lntemk to vldt several ports of the Province.

Clarence McFadden, R.

--0pt. O.A.1l‘., Dartmouth, has been visiting h wife and child in Bum- merside. - 3

-Msster Charles Rogers, Ken- slngton, is visiting Mills Point the guest of his friend Master Elwin

Mill.

—L.-Cpl. Larkin, D.L.G.. Sum- merside, left 'I‘uesdav morning for Ottawa, where he will take up his

duties in the military post office ere.

. George Meyers of the of Iunpson lliraser and Huih Md, was e recent visitor to Sum- menide, and renamed to the main- lsmd on Thursday-S

-Mr_ John Dubord. (printer. of Bummersido has resigne his posi- tion and with his wife and daugh- ter has returned lo his former home in Montreal-S.

-m-. Dan Chan, proprietor of Chan's Restaurant left this morn- on a combined business end ho iday trip to Montreal, Toronto and Otis-we. In ‘mi-unto he will attend two conventions of res- taui-anbeurs sfier which he goes io Ottawa where he will attend the wedding on Oct. 17th of his bro- that, the Rev. Poul Chan, - 5

“Courtship Of Andy

‘lme Cfiuffihlp o; Andy grdy" gave this boat brought here splic] operate on the Borden-Tormentlne top addi- the popular family series. ther, mother and child en- ,1oyed the antics of CarvePs Number oy and America's Number

Mikey Rooney was never better the new Metro-Goldwyn- as lest romance in Andy's life.

n" talks with Mickey are a.- k “Cecilila of theé-‘sérglegflgshllitxlileglfilifg Sh; service between n"?

m me“. fouridland was

1 across the Dominion, are many and were Nulllrfld to P9815961‘ 1n Order

yveiasfiigligfgedi ttlgali; this would not a e year. I . A letter from Hon. Cyrus Mc- Millan stated that, it had been found impossible to bring the 3.8. "Milwaukee" from the Lakes even ————

it were cut in two. 'I‘he pro- UITAWA. Out. 2-(6?) -- Th! ositlon had been advanced to Royal Canadian A11- Force in its to 385th casualty list of the war issued tonight reported three men bellev- Holland, run. Dr. McMillrins letter also m. ed killed on active service overseas Hollgrid {erred to the Railwav wharf stit- and ing that, although an amount had dllfln been placed in the estimates for the extension of this wharf. the also reported one man died as c Treasury Board felt that it was result of accidental injuries, two son Mines, not a war project and did not missing after air operations and warrant the expenditure. one prisoner.

Notice of the annual meeting of The “Cnnudsfl section of the list the Marihne Board of Trudi, to named one man as killed on active 311g

Sept. 28.)

g air operations overseas.

iectg to be discussed 11m... “hen coffee rationing coupons for db- the quartcrlv moetino l; heg¢ vicus reasons. Mr. Graves and his The question of the sieamshl“ Stuff mUST- be Sflvefnei b!’ in? 3E9 and yew. appearing on the application cand discussed brlgflv, and cannot selnd out coupons when 'I‘llere were complaints from ship- $01116 Pflfenli Win95 1n 1D B35’ pers to the effect his: the steasn- "Wlllle bwlllle l2 yew Old vesicl- er was not reserving sufficient day. Send lllln his tell ind wfillfi space to carrv all the cargo offcr- ¢0llP°n$-" The Qnly llnlni; "Win19 ing at Charlottetown, No action can do in this case is to wait until was taken. however. the next ration book is sent out,