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DONDON, May l8 -(CP Havasl ~Follotvina is the text of the speech

IDIOHGCIfSL today by Prime lvlillistcl"

Ohurc ill:-_ I speak to mi for the first time as Prime Min ter in a solemn hour

The following 59am present: the 0.0.5. "

Island Students Graduate From ’ Mt. A. University

SACKVILLE N. P) -—One hundred who will graduate Tuesda fr m

ount M1150? llillnlversity inc ude

"ts sell Calibeck. Summersldc, P. E I. Charles Braden Jell -Mariorie Anne Mac lnersidej; gltta Margaret Ross, Powh-

also arrested over, ‘B Se“. c lGeorge Steel Charlottetown.

PREMIER KING

___SQQ"L1YZ_J3LYT_°IP_EQG§J lH_

drew‘ great applause from tiie op- position xvhcn he. declared. "this is complacency; it is a time for united effort; for fearless action."

a all other efforts in order to smash down the political bickerings and red tape which in the past has

llmpederi democratic action,"

y. The Cliomedy is un.

ES FOR. OTTAWA Holman loft by‘

Ulla-Wa- oh civic bust

revealed. Deputy Ma . J_ Kee is acting Mayol-olln

19 ARRESTED —F-—-—OR THEF and ten students a young man Sat- iufternooti, who was caught a a. ladies’ overcoat from a d 61H’- The owner of the car

saw the man take the coat and also to strike at, this intruding

wedge has been proceeding over

several dais, large

giagnificent efforts of the RoyalAir ce

S.D._U. COMMEh EME b — Commencement exercises 311's‘ University will be

over the weekend. Ltieut. Col. most Rev. C. L. Nelllgan. D, Hislioo 0t Pembroke and head the Catholic ('l‘iZl])l_fllllS for the Can- adian Active Service Force will ad- dress the graduating cl

NEW PLANE HERE-A Ca-ziadian Airways plane was seen circling over the Province yester- tlny. It landed at the Civic Airpcrt over the weekend and a number o! the membcirs of the City Cornell including COliIICiIlOlT-S . Kee. R. C. Chandler, B. Earle Mac- Donald, J. E. Blanchard and J. E. Sterne, were guest flyers large plane yetcrdni". It was pilot- ed by Silpciintciidczit H. S. Jones of the Canadian Airways.

intimidated by the presence of these armored vehicles in places behind our lines. If they are

also at manv , tivelv behind tielrs.

exti"einely dangerous position, and if the Fiencli

ter-at

anoe and solid fighting power o!

“This is the time to mobilize Iwith ruthless speed every resource of this vast country. Manpower and materials of warfare crylniz needs of our allies and it is out" manifest dutv to aid them ili this way as speedily as possible. no matter what the cost may be."

CHURCH PARADE-Members of the Brownies, Guides and Rangers Protestant Churches held their ciiiucli parade yesterday. lvlemhcrs of companies from Cath- olic Churches ivcuid take partin the annual Corpus Christi proces- sion in the City next Sunday. Yes- terday units attended the church to which affiliated. Next Saturday Brownies, Guides and ltatigers plan a field (lay. It would open with the plant. i112 of wild ilcacrs in a section of

War Committee Meets

nnmediaiely after Friday's ses- sion the war committee of the cab- inet met with Mr. Sinclair's appeal fresh in their minds. Defence Min- lSiGI‘ Rolf-ters- \vho arrived at noon Friday from his tour of England and France. gave formation and the committee had grave news of the

PANETELAS or PERFECTOS l0’-

board. a committee of the cabinet controlling government expendiurcs. was ln session Satur- day, presumably working on the estimates both for war operations and ordinary costs of government.

Interesting developments at, the- weckend wCre the Wliiiiipet: Grain Exchange taken at request, of the Dominion Gov- ernment to not; the minimum price of ivheat at Fridays close, and the

Wheat Prices Pegged 0n Winnipeg Mart

small pool. known as Dead Man's Pond. would be made into a. wild flower sanctuary".

ST. JAMES CHURCH The Girl Guides and Brownies of

tlic 3rd Charlottetown Company at- tended the morning service at Si.

and were lKClClTCSZiQd bv

for the life of our country, and cur empire. our antes. and above the cause of freedom. A tremendous battle ls raging in France ano Flanders. The Germans by remark- able combination of air bombing and heavily armored tanks have broken through the French deten- ccs north of tlze Magilnot line. and stro columns of t eir armored vehic es are ravaginz the open country. which for the first day or two was without defenders.

They have penetrated _dee ly and spread alarm and confusion n ther track. Behind them are now pour- ing infantry in lorries and behind them agent large masses are moving forwar .

P.

Regroupment Proceeding

The regrou ment of the French armies to ma e head against. 81111

y assisted by

or . We must not allow ourselves to be unexpected

behind our front, the French are ihts fighting ac- Both sides are therefore in an armv and our own army are well-handled as 1 believe they will be. it the French retain their genius for recovery and coun-

ack for which they have so

lgng been famous, and if the Brit-

0/ War

Situation Today

this battle in France abaies u» force. there will come the b2i"ll fol" our islands; titer arc all in. Britain has. and all that Blitlm means. That Will be the struggle.

Ln that supreme emergency, wt- shali not hesitate to take ever,» step, even the most drnstc, to Cdll fortii from out of our peole the last ounce and llie last l'liC.ll of 9p foi"t of which they aro capable.

Whether it be property or labor, l; is nothing compared to the strug- gle for life and honor, for life and freedom to which we have bodied ourselves.

Fight to End

I have received from the chiefs," of the French Republic. and pay-i tloularlv from its Pflme Banister. M. Réyflfllid. the most sacred pledges that wha-tevert happens they W11 cant to the ma. be it bitter or be it glorious-nay, 1f “'6 limit to the end, it can only be Fdorlous.

Having received His Majesty's , 7,45... ‘301111111-‘61011. I have formed an art-- ministration of men and n-cmm o; EVERY mrty. and of almost evcijv point of vicwnWc have dill-cred 5-11“ qllarrcled in the past. but now, one bond urlctes us all: to ivnge‘ vmr until victory is won. and no to stnrendcr ourselves to servi "ml 511111110. ivliatever the cost and the agony may be.

An AWC-Slrlklllg" rat-rim;

If this is one of the most awe- I striking periods in the long history of Fiance and Bidtain. it is also

is}; army shows that dogged €X1dlll"[b€’_\'C'l’ld doubt the molt silblnle.

which there have been so many ex- amDles in the past, then a Suede“ transformation of ttie scene mislll spring into being.

Keep Stout Hearts

It would be foolish, however, to disguise the gravity of the hour. It would be still more tconsh to lose heart and courage or to suppose that well-train , well-equipped armies numbering three or 10111 millions of men can be overcomeln the spam», of g few weeks or \\(-11 month; by a scoop or a raid 01 mieghgnized vehicles. however for- mw: fiat look with confident-e w the stabillzllon 0f the 1T0!“ 111 Frgncg and to the general engagt- ant; of the Nazis, WLJCh will enable the ‘qualities of the French and ‘i113 British soldiers to be matcic

S:dc by side. ilicir Kllill and k in the grrat do. minions and by the wide (Empires wihich rest beneatl. their ghiejd $1119 17y side the British and French people have advanced to rescue not only Etirope but mankind from the fculct and most-"o: 111g fiTimnTV iilircii has rvrr (lTl.|\~ - cried and sta nod the pares cf h s- i": torv. j i '

squarely against those of their ad- t

versaries. . . For mysef, I have invincible coli-

fidence in the French army and ilsltruiqh and jti l t] “b " rm v01 3w.“ .9 _ o ic \\'01' v U10 Savior u"i; livas great activity in the i‘ .d

g "l m n m: on tlic Cross t-o rerlrcni iiiaiikiiitiig l that the Nazi rdiders hada - - __.

Tlic _Holv ltedccmci- choir, under, ed heavy lc tllrvt-lioil oi Ml". Alfred

leaders. Only a very small 981l- f1

that splendid ai"mv has yet QFUEI heavily sneaked and only a gm small part of France has yet 119°11-

the l invaded.

Enemy Lose Heavily

There is good evidence to show that, practically the whole of the

Dclini‘. The minister, the Rfev.‘ n . ti vault", prcliticc ict _ __ . _ .._ sermon based oii tlic text. "Bo st ll, C0111In011s_ to lead the Cciisclyutlvcl rcaclv th.c\..i into tlic Lfllt-l‘. lei-cup which forms the official op- position in the Glee; Cfhamibciak

Mr. Hanson, mem i" or or - _ _ SillllJUV)‘. was chosen House leader ' ision. which 8111119185 fit close diar- ot the Conservative House group at 1 i-nucils" last Monday "rcsiciizltioli of Hon. R. J. lVlunioii, National C0llS€li'\"<ll.l‘.'6 leader. was accepted. Ml". Mzmlcn did not win his scat in the Dominion elections

tlic Senate. would

and know. tiia: I am God." He cm- pliasimd v.0 llCC(l_Of implicit trust in God in these difficult days. T nianv of us pilt oiil" entire trust in cannons, aeroplanes. and ships, the

tlon oi the war may be taken here tomorrow or wit-hill a. few days. Clillrd to Ottmva

11.10..» lllL‘llll)(l'S o1‘ the win-at bl‘!ll'(l \\'iih the sub-ccmlnillrc of luv lnbilirt on uncut, presided or? iii franc mlutstel" hlzicliliinon. Meanwhile prices on the Winnipeg in exchange remain lilli,v's closing levels a may take place at lower" prices.

made foi" more quiet. litncs in iv ich trust and lllitli could be Tlic evening noclress was on “ImDOY-

morning. the choir sans: m(!"—-Pil(’llgf‘l‘. the

N. D. MllFlfflll. Mrs. G. Full was the organist at both scr-

taint"

No Private Members‘ Days

droppml the lfl-cciit fltruttiatinliallowed ' heels of other dc- tllncs clirllci" in tile week. undoubtedly a factor uts-ket break, but it was said

nd whole situation tlicvouuli-

might be expedited was the notice given the House that a. must not only 111111119"? 111° committee would be set up to con- sidcr revising procedure, the elimination of

‘ bers‘ days beginning ~~ ~ . - ~ v - . mm ‘gmku “Mum mkfs Dime’ Further evidence of this iuien. tion was the presence m the Coni- mons agenda of a lone list of gov- ernment measures Goveriiuicntls desire to be to prccccd at once with its logis-

SAINT JOHN. N. B.,

outstanding that he remained in the same post until 1923. years earlier. n‘. tlic age of 49. he had bccullie a Brigadier-General. He was responsible for reorgan- ization of the Polish army in 1920. In 1923 he was named High Com- missioner in Syria.

Diplomatic Shifts

, "l ti shiftsto TN up oma c policy and her

mum efficiency" was announced by the Premier late Saturday night. Edouard Dalndicr. the War Mln- , took O\t‘l" the Foreign Min- istry held by RCTIlRIKl. A new Ili- was announced in

Atianacs oi Saint John scored a lésl-lti win SJililTlflY nltzht over a

Glue Bill.‘ anti look it

.3110“ 55,1105 bv a wt,“ Score No definite plans liad been made

1 tonight for debate on the address ' but it was learned the New Demo- ¢ralcy group of 10 each member of t e group speak in the debate and plan to take part. A spokesman for the (In-operative CommoniveaW-h Federation Blackmore. lender

order, after lie lvflnlstrrs speech.

debate will then open fol" any mcmbcr of the House , who desires to speak on virtually any stibiect he chooses.

Its Possible T0 Control Mosquitoes

ltLrjlt - At Wiieatlcy River,

Cliiiuaiicl", ii daughter.

-At North Rustico, May lvlr. and Mrs. Cornelius

l_'ll.\'l~lil—.i\i tile Primes- [110 French Premier called a “disciple of Clemenceauf’

Besides Marshal Petain, the only new fact in Raymond's cabinet is Leon Baretv, vice-president of the Deputies. who re- placed Louis Rollin as 0011111113?"

Rollin took over portfolio held by Mandel, who be- fnicrlor Minister l f H l R0,.

“heath-as erllsrlccd ili take tlhe col- onial pOfffOllO, but declined on the

stability is reached on the west- ern front, the bulk of that 111690115

North River Road l9. i940. Donald 111 in his 40th year. ice il-oni the MncLc-an iiomc tomorrow (Tuesday) hi: at 3:30. Interment

nio De artment of Eiortdllhaix/le shopwn that only gilt L5 Linst it to any eXleni $11111 We 11"‘ of the 2.000 or more species of mos-l qultot-s that occur in various arts of the world are present in Canada. it is the feniae mo uito that bites; ,the male sticks only p ant juices She may drink twice her own wciillli "ll d and it takes her about ninetvl seconds‘ to bgcoriilcj fully‘ Doniest c an w birds are attacked axsélyzsllmasmarisiaiiél ‘ggglrlgzenth: pg“? (gmgur “ms tog,- may live for,- the front-soldiers, sailors aiid air- l ' - evci months under men. God bless them-and ate smell“ weeks or 1 drawmg away from them 11 Dart at Lilli inosauitiies tings éhecetilrxgetllgglglg: least of the onslaushb U19)’ 111119 S PSHWR ‘T-Fll. so “it is possible to control tltem b ellnilnatlliiz the brcedin drainage or filling. oi" an oil film to the surface infested water. Details of this PTO- eedlire arc inc udcd m a circular 011 mosquito control available on appli- cation to Publicity and Division, Dominion Dcparlntenl 0 Agriculture. Ottawa. Many preparations for protection allainstnended . c ltjgvmli-fellllmrgngqhc most commonly ainst the powerfully armed forces, of they replace the wastage of ob- stinate struggle. and the ‘knowledge that wastage will speedily be re_ placed enables us to _d1'11W 1110"! I readily upon our reserves and throw them in now that everything counts 8o much.

ticulai- technical backtzroun he lacked. No new portfolio was an- Camllle Chautemps, who had been vice-premier. Francois Charles-Roux, Ambassador to the Vatelan was appointed Secretary-Gen- eral oi‘ the French Foreign Office. irenlaclni: Alexis Letter.

' "Tuesday-i, scrvice start- ck. funeral leaving at iit Pennies Cemetery.

arrive by train this eve- wlll rest at the MncLetm

,but some species man. some mosqu

‘favourable conditions.

Y1 — in Charlottetown QDVGYTIMEDL Saturday in a five- minire broadcast the army succeeded the Meilse and is approaching t0- ward the west. Tlic crave-the French people

"It is izravcr titan in any past years, but ii. is no wav dcfipttfflle- "The morale of the French amt!’ ,

Mm-Dnnnltl. age 57 _vcars, lfild his 999F111’-

a late Cant. Dcmnilc and Mirllniinld, Bcuris. l’ lijnm hi". iaic res dziice.

"Each Frenchman, Wllflllfl‘ he is in tlic army or not tonight must _ take an oath that his motto will used are all of cltrciwla- s camphoi". oil of cedar and 0i ender. A mixture of oil of

one part. concentrated extract. two parts. nnd Clistoi‘ oil 0r olivc oll. five nnrts iuis D0011 11111114

tiealina with this subiect ' ~tn i’ airtoea. Black-flies

Bests ‘n the Fol-est" is also free of charlie from the and

N. D. MacLean

‘inn Lore To (llasify noose] T0 tar. C

IflP-P-HP-P-Afl.

Cliivlnttet mm and

Phone ill E

Fan "’§A'.E:ltf)yl'_l;-0~A'f"nf..ii_'r- bottomed i2 It. long. BMW

lktenoion DMIIOII-

specialized and mechanized fol"-

returrl to the, ces of the encmv 11MB W611 “l”

\"(l we know that vcry heavy losses have been inflicted 110011 "1"" N9 officer or titan. no brigade Q1 d"-

ters ivitn the enemy. ivhelffvfl’ m‘

worthv contribution to the 2i‘ eral result.

when the I countered. can .1111 l0 ‘nuke n?

Need New ltlcliiuds

The armies must cast away 111° “m” 111111 11111"111l-lun.c ut - hmcilbu lldiltilllilllticis, QWAV.“ h; U, m uuillllii Pit-lit "..t Lllllittllllll llinllnzj,‘ must. realize that masiffi’ 6P1" 0111:‘ “l°“"(*l"‘"“-‘~ business of the session‘ bc 1‘P_1I11'»1<‘d by Illllill“ F"? ill‘; seen in l‘€lCilililg aswiull. 11nd 1111s b11111"

ing attack behind coil-

idea of rest iiutilrnl nbstaclcs, and

hiqh command but must 1115-19116 9'61?‘

flghtinz man. In the air. even at serious odds

qverivhelniiiig. we llavc been clan- ing down three or four to‘ one 0i our enemies and the relative bal-. ance o; [he British and Germanl air forces is now considerably more ' favorable to us than at the b08111- nluz of the bailif-

(fonfident-e Strengthened

In cutting down the German bombers "we are fllllmll! 0111‘ °“‘“ battle as well as that of France- My confidence in our ability to fight it oiit to the finish with the German air IONIC has been sirengtticncd bv tlic iiercc encoun- ters which have taken place and are taking place. At the same time. our heavy bombers are striking mightily at the tap rcot of ber- man mechanized power and have already inflicted serious dining? upon the oil refineries on “111611 the Nazi effort to dominate the world directly depends.

we must expect that as soon as

apparatus 0.; aggression which

written law of war Permit!- Can Feel Pride

There will be many men and

many women in this island who. when the ordeal comes u on them. as corme il- Wlll. all“ 56¢ comfilYt-ihind them again large mosses are "my 113i moving forward." he said. .

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Is not this the appointed time

for all to make the utmost excr- tion in their power’! If the battl: is to be won. we milst provide our men with ever-increasing quanti- " ties of the weapons and fllllllllllil- ltion they need. They milst have, m9 5a." g and have quickly. more i-lll']9lRl'l€S.| | more tanks, more shells. more guns.

Dermal-i There is imperious need for thesel

bitcs vital munitions.

They increase Our strength ag-

Must Win War

Publicity Our task is not only w win the litttll but

l‘-‘.‘l("< 9H0 \""

conflict, for

lllillll» Jil Ill

tiiittlllshetl loi" public Si'l'\‘.t't', lll(‘[ Pours and Polio has hull it brilliant career" both iii tlic first Great War and in the permanent force since.

Loun Que... ili 18w. He the last vrar as staff headquarters. llth infantry iiiigatlrnl as brigade maior of tlic 4th Canad- lan Engineer brigade and was a- warded the Military Cross.

in district head uartcrs at Quebec. - dashed Holland to ruin and slavery ,Toronto and Vic oria. attended the _____ in a few days will be Fri-misfit ulpon tstaéfftlclolllege nit lCill)m’b€l‘l,\'.CEf1llglHl‘lfl.

.1 . sure I speak or a wien an e mpera eeucc a qze. Studies bv officers of the lgiaulgllgeri.’ ilssay at?“ we are ready to “we n.

“uh, w endure n’ and w “mums u. chairman of ti}? censorship coor-

dination comm tee.

BRITISH

Boll will fizht to the bitter end. . Churchill safd not milv on i)"ll.il. of the "shattered states and blun- izconed race; of Europe, but for all ,1" mankind." 1' t‘

1101i cxrt-pt l)\'

flf‘ ll

Blehlnd them. behind us. hrhmd

the armies and (frets cf Britain and FT-‘lllfil’. rather a grriin of shattered states and l"ll]fl"i"r\lqfd gees-the Creche. r“.- ppjas H“, 01‘\1‘P.'1ai1.=. ti": 13:1!" ', ll ~

me Egg e if‘ Du cli. g"? 101113 nrrht cf barbe-rl m ivi'l 110M‘. llflil-ffs vsc cfiiouer _ t. . .

(‘my we mutt‘ as cr__)~“‘I-_ ‘$311214 lloie God and ha

T .

rs. uqncn all or “h-m

escend, unbroken h_\' a 5.8.. of

Today

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W121‘. and be in readiness for th~ it is bcttrr i‘l‘ rs to‘ ncririh ili ltattle than to lrok 1illf‘l1 the cutwcea of cw my...“ an,‘ rm. alt-aw". As tlic w"l‘ ct.’ (‘pd i; 1;, hraven. evcn so lct h‘m d1."

lllol.‘ Pope is iirandson ili Famous ‘Fatlier’

l AlJl-tollitnlclll oi Cc-l-lltl l\l.lul".tc

- rvtic. tlllllitUf o, ni.llt..i";. opml.

"l nlr-zlllllu. u"

on Llll'| l» ,,

., .-.".i,».. Hf (It Uri‘

itppzlinl (i .\liill:i:_\

organize l A ticsceilciaiit U1 two families cis- lht- 'l‘li:..-litl"~~.lli.~. (:01 "

iliilllaiy

He is a son 0f the late Sir Joseph

Pope. private secretari- and biog- rapher to the first Prime Minister t"; Canada. Sll" Jclin A. hfacdonnitkl and later l.il‘.(l(‘l'-S(.‘l‘l'(‘llil‘,\' of sLiivl twllllillill‘ fo_i" 0.\'l,(’l'lllli ailalrs. Ono father Wits Hon. Pope 0f Charlottetown, one ol lllPl fathers of Confederation. and the other was Sir Henri T. Taschcrcail. one time Chief Jilsticc of Quebec,