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FOREST FlREl-nmcn dialling In suns over lo Hun uuou "ll umnl ‘IIDAI. wAvlL-Jlljhur than "l0 hlglinl "u, spnudlng have: In "l walioi "H100"! o - - c no! m»: ovum-u. u,- Qni thrill IVII caught by the union!

Lilli

Tllll IIVERMMI

TODAY & SATURDAY — 2.30 — 7 — 9 P. M.

CA P l T 0 L TODAY and SAT ATRIPLE THREAT TO CRIME A

.\l \T .' . E\'II.\ l .\ t i-Iljlfiillfigop, M_

Al 0 liilifflilX — SPORT hlxlilAli —- COMEDY

Plfiltrni ra

Miwvvll} _l'l»112 oi Pisqiiid East l. ~ ;utc ivas hcid at the

lch .

,,,§°M_1ii1 _ u~ii call was answ- R,__,lo_t,l_b-11it. Say or Pay.

h, ,1. ‘i-i 1i committees were tiili and l.

.,j v - E. E. Jay. was m, nwd lvl flit‘ school committee B“: ~ ti. ‘ll h and Mrs. Wallace

anti .\i'_ , . , p. “m, vvvvsvvvcllaiold Jny wee

‘programme-metam-

1 Again In New At

A9. . ecéaivlviéiltli will “lid the fare at m, -1v\1 ‘Tvlieairc strongly to ‘hr, Vilibllvs from Texas" vim-st western starring _H1_1l Tlircc Mesqulleers. ‘Yl- llltvmond Hutton

"o an opportunity ims in action again. ‘v ‘NT-“Uiillllllld by Pres]- , ii "Yirlt and thrown ~ riziilon. is tho bone

_ “hole tlic catilemttn \ llll‘\' know that with

f]; iii" licmcsteuders,

_ _ _. ... ,1‘ fllwcti. i:.lds culti- ‘i . ~._ ‘i. 1W‘ °'l-“‘ ranrcs it ti,» , ° if" rust. They viii fir: 0 purchase theft; own

. L" ~ l“'».‘i‘a'l of iii.“ k "=1 "rt-t..- land." mewfl“ “sin when a

herding

__ i_s._ i11id_in_musi¢_and_dancliig.

The Three" Mesquiteers Score

“Typhoon” At Prince Edward

Torrential rains and the airc-in- spiring terror of a tropical hurri- cane save Dorothy Lzinioiir, Rcbcrt. Preston find Lynne Ovcrinaii from cremation on a burning island. and provide the thrilling climax to Patn- mourlt’: new Technicolor South Sea romance "Typhoon" tvliicli opened last night at the Prince Edward 'I'heatic.

Dorothy La-mour. most lwpulai" "native" girl in the world. siossifi. amicar in her much-sun: sarong. This time it's a lava-lava. ivliich must be Polynesian for "rctrcncli- merit." because this bright. cloth is scantier than ever! In fact. 'I'(‘(‘il- nicolor and Dorothy liavc lll'O(iil('1ti s new combination. which were calling "Tccliniclurc."

The hurricane sequence provides the most thrilling nature spectacle ever to be filmed. Rain laslics down like blasted mercury; wholc palm trees are uprootrxl by the maddcncd wind. and tlic tidal waves ‘Op crests of fifty foot! Only those who have lived through tropical liu:ri- canes will be able to make corn-

parismis.

Hiand in hand with the techni- cal perfection of the storm. and of the surging Technicolor is the ro- mance-flllcd plot. Dorothy, bronzoci and alluring. lives with Koko. ilPl‘ trained chimpanzee companion on an uninhabited South Sea Island. far from normal sea lanes. She \\'_CL5 the onlv survivor of a sailing ship. wrecked there ten years bcforc Rob- ert Preston and LYNN»: OVPYm-"lfl arrive with ther pearl-diving sub-

' marine. Thcv arc bring pursued iiy

a vengeful Polynesian chief. whom they have inadvertently insulted. and who believes they have stolen his pearls. _

Forced to abandon their ship for lack of oil. Robert Preston gets lost and-ducky dog-found by Dorothy Lamour and Koko. A mutiny against Lynne Overman by J. Car- rol Naish and his Kanka crew. and the arrival of the Chief with his gang of cut-throats. follow ln rapid sircccsslmi.

'I'lierc‘s plenty of comic rclicf

supplied by Ko-Ko and Lynne Ov- l

erman, and there's a constant pan- orama of South Sea color that will lcave you dazzled. ~

mitiee. One new member was wcl- coined.

Plans were made concerning "‘" play at, Mt. Stewart and the inicr- missions decided. Two cmitcsts were then out on. the ivlnlic." bf‘- ing Mrs. Patrick Kelly and Flovd Jay.

After the meetin" ict‘ crcnm m1 cake were sold lo i‘ \ "ordlv crowd who had gather." P" a iicmiit cveninz was spent in " lvivittil vhf‘??- ers. croklnole and CIHHW‘ <‘l1"“<-

Action Thriller The Capitol Theatre

particularly villainous heavy. em- ployed by the cattle interests. comes to town and stirs up strife between the two factions. Strictly a. doublecrosser. his game is to in- stiga-te the two groups into destroy- ing each other. so flint lic and his cronies ca'n wax rich off the ivrcck-

age.

Needless to say. the Three Mos- quiteers effectively stymlc his ne- farious schemes. and the manner in which they do so provides an hour of sound and thrilling sow-en entertainment. -

Carole Landls sinplics the ro- mantic interest. ant among the other supporting players are such nam=s as Hirry McKm. Charles Middleton. Walter Wills. Ivan Mil- lzr. Yakima Canutt. Ed Cassidy. Joe McGuinn. Cliazlrs King, Frank Eb ll: and Peppy Kirk.

The Guardian

This column ls reserved for new: oi local interest but advertising of a newly nature may be inserted at 5 cents ~ word strictly ply- ublo in advance.

F

t I l I CRASWELL for Photographs. I I

CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR-

CNCE. L-HBB-‘I-Zl-Sll-

MADAME DQYEL, Kent. Street. Egglmm 195

AUCTION SALE Hector Mo. Cannel homestead, Long creek, 3111111118)’. May 25. 2:30 pm. stgid- arci Time. 1,145

g vvrrvcasnvraniaiv Church ser. lvdlébvl _ Sunday, Mayv 36, Mount ]bleaair ll a.ni.; Harrington 3 p.m. lMarshfield. 7:30 p.m. 1,743,

N0 CHANGE in business hours at

‘IIOUFS, Regular time 8 A _ a Saving Time 9 A. M.

cnucn or SCOTLAND-Ser- Vicfs- Sabbath. May 26th: Bangor 10-30 am: Birch Hill 2:30 p.m.; Charlottetown 7130 p.m. Service at Charlottetown at Daylight Saving Tmw- L-749.

Aucrioiv sacs Hegto; MC- Canncll homestead, Long creek, Sfltufdav- May 25. 2:ao p.m. Stand- ard Time. 1.44s.

nsvmcnr MOW? 1v MCUBOd Limited will be

For your Saturday shopping w“- venience Moore (is McLeodfls will be

to 11 ll P. M. Daylight Saving Time: L-726-5-24-li.

svcci-Lssi-"tii. STUDENT - The

$011115. will b9 Pleased to hear that he has successfully passed his fifth year vmedical examinations at lQucens University, Kingston, On- ‘tvario, securing honors in Medicine, bllrglCfil applied aiiatoniyi. Obstetrics PSYCXIODRIIIQIOKY and Gynaecology.

LEAKING BADLY SCHOONER. MAKES PORT -A sallin out of House Harbour.

ilslands arriv d fl i . perday mornirfg 5a ey n pm yes

iArscnault. was ui schooner WillCh is c

Dairs will be effected.

'TlMlL-Cliarlot-tctc\v:i citizens lost an hour last. titglit ivlizii ting City

‘midnight. All timepieces shifted one hour in advance,

‘east’ the mamflwi" Anhwgh 59v‘ Dr. Coburn said the P. E. . courts have no cases of wife de- nmms ""“°m"°°d “w” mimim" m ssrtions and assaults while in other i

T411‘? m‘? iprovinccs these are lanientablyccm- cations or a scrim“ ,,,,,,.:,_,~.,,..

era/l firms and bu-viness establish-

coiitinitc on Standard

Nurses will be piosennled with d.- 7-5-23-21. ‘Pucscluy, Miay 28th. His Excellency. Charlottetown, will present mplom- as to the 14 nurses of the 1940 graduating chars.

in connection Willh the conferring ard Time.

B‘ . be Miss Edna Mary Richard. Ohar- l Prowsc 3105.. Ltd. SaturdayMwoglng lobmwwnv

town. Gross.

Charlotte town .

tOWTl .

(incl-tiling on Daylight Saving Time. SLDWM.‘ open on the 25in Mav from 9 A M W“

Traioadie.

many Irlruds of Frank alaclnnis of merside.

Plebiscite - Campaign

332515;: Harbor, Rev. Dr. Coburn of To- ronto gave a stirring and graphic

C." The craft is decked on the east vince in Canada. He clearly dem- side of the Marine wharf where re- Onstmted this with many point/ed t . illustrations.‘ Every doliar that gvoels T .. . . into booze or exampc is a o- l CITY 0N psi/Limit saviaollm. less for necessary good. 1,,

‘fIElSIB Caiivadavlvliadsn 000000 I P _- . a1ures,oa.ui~ . . . n . lwem on Damgm smmg Tlmg Si” E. Island tlierenvras not one such

9° failure. In speaking of the dom-

M estic unhappiness caused by drink. 1

Charlottetown” A lziA m m unitio limpire

Hospital Nurses Graduate Mon.

‘Ilhe ingest graduating old-i in flho history o! the Charlottetown Hosplitall ‘Itraiinilnc Bohooii for

piomas alt the Holly Name Hall,

Rev. J. A. OSUHIVBM, BLSIII-Cp OI

llii BT/ilidfint

A special m will be utaged of the diplomas. The time sot for the event is 8 p.m. Atlanta: Stand- Dr. J. D. MaoGuiigan, Charlottetown. will. address the mommies. The vaiodwtorian will

The following W11“ be presented

L-739-5-24-2i. with dtllllmmfi

Helen Mate Sullivan. Vernon. Helen Marie Sexocci. " Edna Mary Richard, Charlotte-

Anna. Eileen Whelan. Elmsdiaile. Dorothy Agnes Greenari, Kelly's

Aileen Elizabeth Howard. Lot 7. Eleanor Constance O'Meara,

Rita Frances Norrie, Charlotte-

—~———— M i<~tn' it . ., SAW“; TmL-__ “muff? a "me mung-b M“ unterests of stcuiii).

Murry Frances Handraliaui, Mt. Sister Mary Patricia, Charlotte- in.

Mary Helen Lannigian, Sturgeon.

Mary Margaret MacEwen, Grand am,“ of the corps set up by tlic War Otiicc to combat parachute invii‘ "~

Anna Marie Blanchard, Srm-

Meeting

On Monday night. at Murray

1.049 business

Island

houses raided, and-his IE1-

ernnient bill lmpOSllig tlic sentence for King ;.:ive his assent. A bill also l broadcflvqv

House of Commons that hope for

rests with tlic counter-attack that i*\“""“ll- ill-ii 11151110 1116 General niander-in-Chiel. is preparing with “.1111 ' ‘i911 ‘ French divisions along tlic- ' ' River. ‘ '1‘1'

Train Blown Up

British Airmen Strike Deep In Germany.

LONDON- MR)’ 33-411‘! -—-Wavc after ivavo of Royal Air Force bombers and fighter planes, flung at the Germans front and rear in One of the mightiest aerial offcnsives of the ivar, smashed a Nazi armored division headquarters and struck military objectives as deep as Leipzig in central Germany, the Air Alinistry announced tonight.

Other British pilots bark to iLt-ir bases from a night and a day of intense activity, told of smashing communications lines and blowing a (wrman ammunition train and tivo supply trains olf their tracks.

A“ 23ml: o! the concentrated assault came so thick and fast that the

sry needed three siutcmr-nts to rccount. the heroic exploits of the airmen, fighting furiously lo relieve German pressure an {he British Expeditionary Force in Belgium and iinrihcrn France.

DEGISIVE

tCoiitliiued from page l)

Mfflllivhllfi‘. residents oi three vvKcnt Towns heard air raid warn- .ni:s_ and frequent gunfire in a new vbiirivvzurv l<‘2lli. at tne east coast. .rll.lt iicic no reports of btmib. 0PM»; rlrloppcd. i 1111' Air .\'Illll.\il'_\' said more than 40 (iPflllilll warplanes had been dc- 511'1>.\<=cl or (laniagcd b‘ the R, A ... . . - . ‘ __ _ F‘. lavie British oom crs and six lmpllggngd 1n the illlllPlS were not accounted for.

tenants GUY 1 llomlicr Losst-s

. l “this; an hitllxaiiul Sir

Parliament, a.p])l'0VC‘(i tlic R"pla""“ Philip Juuits-rt

treachery and D: Isa Forte of the an‘ staff in u

. - .. id iii-it the Al“ l

rushed through Parliament and b l . . s? .. ‘~ “H given Royal assent authorized crc- qfirfanpllmlf‘ qiihlgikl‘) bgeiknéfigtn“ 0,. v .. . . . - . . ' ' - 1 a 1 "T .

toluntcti dtftiat ,,,,vh_._,.,.vv m“ We“ h, “m? ljvqsvvs

in trainrd pilots arc no‘ scvcrs and valso liivvic been made up " llc Slllll ll ivas iinpossilile for the

Alfred Duff Cooper Minis- icr of Information. said in u spiech that Allied troops are fighting “against great odds" in Boulognc, channel port through which in this ivur as in tho l i851. many British soldiers and much supply and equipment has poured into Franco. llc slid that "even Calais might , now be in danger." He told his Sh‘ “

cd c1"

a! the rate at which they lost by hcr in rrccnt

Pierce Germany

lc bombers pounded and

German reserves and tank

v d; , _ v lcoiumais moving tlii" l Bl i

. althw h it was Fame“ i° a ”P’°‘““""‘° gamfl‘ %‘.'...§Ji°.§u‘.’-i "ti"? iitfiftirf: ‘"111 11°1*11°1‘1i Fwmccoug; leasetgtfiilll: leaking badly after striking a sub- m5 "m" all Part5 0i ‘he mmmlm‘ 1h n‘ f ' .. ' ‘lliulit. nici-ccrl to iili" him-t of p.» ,ll‘il"l'flf‘tl Objflfl- off Point. Prim. Capt, ity By every moral test the spcak- an!!!" 5 "'1 m" l‘ ""1 Ms‘ jnlu-h l. Sq-"pk m, q ‘))‘\\‘(\l' paling; £1115 012M we er 5am‘ P‘ E‘ Emmi .sialgg5.lm.ad ghrlicl: todav Prinic ltlln-rm. .llt‘.i_ llcipwz. sun mills ironiGcr-

c ie . A. and shoulders oicr cveo! D E1 Pm‘ emu-chm grayoly mm a 511cm .ni.1nv's \ics.erti il‘Oll'.l(’l' and almost

filffWlly south of Berlin.

.\Il.il.'<ll‘y objectives north of German Alum Cfn]_ lil'Ol'lll?l' iron nor licastcrn Br-liiitni, furnaces at iii- , Just aci 1s tlic Luxembourg, uLzo

he British Expeditionary Force»

Wcygand.

Aisnc

. tirtzm "It is too early vet to say whut livcrc bombed. Blltcr Air Fighting

U16 results 0f this coastal fi2lit-'

1'18 may be." said ltiz‘. Churchill iii n’

the shortest message he has yct v _ given an the Wm- sfluflliglp 11ml Returning pilots told of bitter air t evidently carries with it inipli- fishing tivri- tlic ground " ’ Ciilli‘.

‘ti.’ rail and roiid brid vita‘

Germans "to so on producing (raln- =

"trinity tinned Giiurch

MA Y 134th

]'.i.'|l).\li'. IIJHk-Ulll ' s‘, tialIl-tiili (innit-s. 7.iitl-—('li0ii~ rri-ntnrsal.

Benefits 0f Tea i Drinking

Programs iii ‘Gity tchools

Arborvaiid Empiic 11.. r lillv" oiuilcci '

ll

‘nilll t

“L. lll 'u:'o,'.\

, “mtg, piano.» of

lirlltti l lllt‘ tnt-irniuii . . -:. line lav- \\'.t.‘i i} ' i Ill . 3.1‘ fflhu/“(i Mi‘ Wt in t lion [I'll r t. l l-I . (Judge <1

0f the iolticxn Uottzu, Prince Strut Sclioo commending int.- Lmlc.’ on the cxccrlciicc ut l: made spot-till rctcrc: K(‘ll.'.lt‘ itr ii Will] the in . Liilni lic ..;: _l_'lll{l( u: tlic l-Jininin at iiic mixcnt and explained utoi i‘;

stands for. He (nastiest ~ ~ t m“ 3.11, o1 the Ernipue Dar cxc _.,,.»,,,v. 10 m. '0; lS_Ci‘i_O0l5 in tending to m“, w, a.“ ma, vl'lt)ll$lll HlTlUIlLZ the t'.ll , ‘ "

vnaucnv .. \1‘-'l has iii-

Mr. Jrziiii l’. Lt-iirlihacr ‘i-i‘ 116i strict‘. at Quccii Eflillilv 111 lit-lb)! that the Empire llll’ t. - casaci while sand years has alwaj». ioii has m-

trecilom oi’ l r uh t

(‘Ullill

thought. it‘

School unis i ... "(lllfillg the 11st, ~, also l'l‘l)l'l‘.$0llil‘(i ) . ituvwiicrs in this ‘J-‘li. ti.-

_sn . lllli". Rculzcii khit-rloziul‘ ltii llll’ Sziitlii] Hllrllti. 7W4»... Kt lll. d ' i . ting on inc | led evcii l l)i‘L‘\'lUliS _ nrlriit-ut- t.> pi" .~ ctl tlic ltniciici"

li ii

v. .1‘.- r-izp works ‘i. li I ; -.‘ .:-rl of a ("lit cf H) I'VE‘; pp;- f) e zmztti liardiv ”‘ t I‘ t.v‘.'lt that.

pi til l ial srgiiizi

B. I. S. Hall t‘\'t'l‘_‘-' Sllillftiil)‘ night Modern and (lid-Time l"! Dancing

ll in l! lHYLlGHT‘ Al‘ >1 \\ IN!) '|‘l.\H'I Aiiiuissitm "

vprcsserl in tine pi l '“_:_?__*_‘_ , (‘rematioii At St. John

i __.._ _ ‘ h; 'f‘:;h"|l.~r\ ti. .in'.\i::;' i'i“"".' il lo;- iilf‘ sciii-c n t‘ llI1il.l - lH-iwli ll tfctiicttrv (friii:i.'i:.\. rt JOlJi. N. l-l. haw (’l‘tl"('(i .1 - Crcmaiorlun (luring tlic i '

3c .~

D113

port t<i_ilic Drcuitn iiSt‘ til" this Sl‘l‘\l<‘-“ l lof Saint John and r ‘ . ]tlic Afar-times i. croulnu nioic :..~ ‘id.v than antcipaicd The Ccnicitny.

*vDaily War Survey

(‘ainulnin Press)

.C0l‘ill.‘Cill\'_ lave alrcadv DPYiOYlllid The gyw. . -tliis service vlll El iiiiiiii>rr_ of i c. , ' ' from no ii " in Nova Sr ‘ ' P ‘

Edward Inulilli and Nt-v;

ishift was grnoi-al. The hour lost‘ - ' mm night w,“ be rvgaimd Sm“ dlltilll‘. Canada m was. mere were lv-le tlevt-lailetl bripviiv tln- vv vv it: L: ‘llvlliilvlfillllltillllfililflllé. bliivst- lyfylli a» ll‘ wit.» (i lgmi “.1101, m? envy revww to [1883 divorces wmlve m this prob tQvIIMIS asioss vilietvciintinvcl, stizlylvvfill- vhvl .nii.v.st.iii:l taint? tlroppnivi: b_\ tire Wnvivh/lins ‘ ‘L of Standard Time according to the 1 nice there have been only five in .15"... °°,{§‘,",‘“,’,‘,§,"1.v°’,‘f,.,‘l§{§ “Jngpgé: ibimip, 0'2,“ L}, £27,]1,',?,§:Dr:;l"fii,“;° ‘gin “ml v, quality inning d the C“. Cmmcm the p?“ Iigfielfilqfint cxgifig] pégxé ins! on at Boulrgnf‘. ‘iii lXllHW-ffiilll t Lrinv litziri . ‘ A ‘ J _ I c ‘W105 and ‘TAXYHRD T FOR n. ulglvlvfévv 1&5“: ‘vootlegghvg. n‘ h“ no Folkcstcntr. and tlri, Al).li‘\!il(t l i~ ram

.("(l3.i.\ll€.\'('|~‘.)i mcnccniriit Exci Stan's Uiiivcrsitv o'clock Atlantic Standard Time, Nioiitlnv. Zvlav 7th. Those wlm arc llillfiflllli! to attcud

T -- Th" rises at Si.

timc as confusion will otherwise rr-'

fol-c ihc Cztv Council adopted Day-

llvlli Shvifl! Tim" "Pd if)!‘ ihifi larly dangerous when they git into "Mn" i? “T15 Mild“ t0 3'1"“ i-ht‘ e brains of motor-car drivers. The iii alcoholic content scenisv so ‘l k ' ti tt tic d ‘ver is fooled iito .ii".i - a .Most Rev. c. 1.. Ncllltmn. n. n. Bini- m‘; HQ“ i}, m, Wm. dmc, m. a glass or two. , Ililllbéiilli- illfiLACOvIllSttvli.UIQSLhlEiIO gadget-v: . _ 9st anger. n ieii. s9...

ANNIE!“ Dnxim ltoid of witnessing the K __ quite respectable Toronto man. who. v ‘ i- a glass 0f lightd wine. vand tvatchhig foreign shipping from and dance. held this year at thc jgggi’: 22:1 igliflgft hlglxfigtla-bor HJllPd tiaiilers and torpedo itOfits. for his crime. People do not seem i0 lcnow that a little alcohol. danc~ ing around in a driver's bfflllilr. is a human le on 5

proposed by Jqrhgiealer danger to v _ . . l._l th l'i several drinks Crockett who acted as blaster of élrlehglrg ingrxor. h? summ“? of this beer and wine bill. the spnkcr

exercises at tlic time spccifirwl rath- , m- than iiiakc i.‘ ccliaiige. lJetit-Col

ton cf Pembroke will address the

vgraduatcs,

. GRADS Oii Wrdrcsday night last. about 35 ‘couples were present at the Hi Y-

‘Grad Club annual closing dinner, Em‘

iwniie spot. After an excellent] incal Waltcr Goss led a spirited sing-song which was iolloived by a short programme. The toast to |tlie King was

iCsrcmonlcs. A toast to the ladies- lwas proposed by Gordon Morris.

fund responded to by Miss Hclcii D."-

.Blois. The programme consislctl of C a solo by Miss Niazy Lawson fol- lmvod by a tan-dance bv Miss Edith Whitlock both of which viere greatly‘ appreciated bv thOSP P1‘?- scnt. A \'cry enjoyable dance oc- W cupicd the remainder of the eve-

‘Milli.’ and tlic g-ct-toléeiilfl‘ “Z15 (me

rEnsoNaLs

.1. A. mar-don. Ottawa superin- lpmlmq nlvstorcs Dciizirtnient "Transport is in the City on official

i business.

. - , Tl .on, R. N.. Ciihliliirpilgl floral": tnl Halifax, is sncndliiiz t e dwilvvg and wllh her parents. Mr. an -- ‘H. Thompson. Dunstaffnage-

i Mr Harold Stead. arnciccii-vivfi Wednesday morning for HEFVP)» N~ ‘a. While in u. a. Mr. Stead will be Judging at the jersey field day-

. d | Mrs. Ivan McClure. Monviflb l" ,|,..,. so“ Mr. Donald McClure ha»; .1100" spciitlhtl: v a. low titty-a Charlottetown with l'flgiltlV'c§l;mll))?lit‘g . S.t rdav 01' ‘ Tgdsilgii-‘lwigraiiiiiilg with tllfi RCA-F-

M., W. G. Stiff. of PiAQA-Iinclcktzzviiavvn. gjarpcngod. who have bran vs ti.'-! _ wccks the laitr-rs sistcrxtlivdrskaffinvlv"; Forsytlie and Mr. For-s; ie. e

Thursday morning

Ker-p iWi-iT-r- 7i1l§.r...1_\2iu¢-.._,

i!

9 J. M. s M E A T S SPECIAL Strictly Fresh Lobsters

For YOUR Order. “hone 8|

J M. ROOF, Prop. Market Building

. 4

gtlericven rcduccdlitj _ v l _. .' fore the Royu onimiss on a iquoi" \\ill be held at .i ' stare clerk Lesmiedv that government control had not th . '. .i1‘v<111 . . ivmllt] l)» wall ndvispd H: nfffflmlifli; ceased ii. because it increased the n faczlitics for procuring

gravest necessity to economize iiei‘

resources. in 8min. man-power. Our enemies are doing it drastically, for an ignoble cause.

1y. to do as much. _ opening tlic floodgates for more .i-

"oi tlic best. cvcr held by tlic Grads. Iigiibe Cutting out ‘his was“, Rb together. It is glaririizly un atriofic to waste resources in a t.rne like this. Rev. R. H. of Rev. C. E. Armstrong who were ‘an the platform spoke briefly in the army, behalf of the campaign.

the Cflmllfll!" meeun; clump with the singing oi’ the National Anthem.

The Eastern Guardian

..'This column II reserved for o He won notoriety in i930 h_v tempting to run off with the mace- symbol of parliamentary‘ authority" vv —-as a protest against sirspciisimi f;- (‘f vim“ of another nicnibci" Fciincr llrock- 1-11‘ iUCT“ way. during a debate on India.

i-hi! ChilfllJi-ZGSOWII Gllfldiflll may DI

handed Hume.

i. . Ms.‘ V ‘ BCCK. nut’ “o M115? MIFSIPR. W- Beck has been chosen by

' l. OW S Und- §.i‘.i"§i‘..°‘iili§§§ii°§&r. doniitgtte.

Charlottetown spent the iveckenti in Montague-L. d sister of Uiiitv Frccnian the friend of Adolf Hitler who rc- lniufits lic siilrl in them. and in- turned to En"1'"d from (‘vvmaiiv last winter siit‘|"ii'z il““.il a inv- sierious gunshot wound.

lottetown spent the Montague-L.

town. dau ter of Mr. and Mrs. _ _ _ spent Siuiday in Mon-l Bil‘ Oswald. His first wifc. Laziv c.o

L. B. M l tones-i, ‘Cynthia. Blanche Carson. a daughter

In Quebec. be under oath. axed illegal sac. but rather in- D 13:01" and light wines are particu-

small limited

it is this

trial of s. n

e for freedoms sake ought. 511"?’ instead of

r and more spending. we ouzht

stavert and

' th members of Mm’ choosmg Committee. the

news of local interest but adver- mm; 0| g newsy nature may be inserted at 2 owls I ‘"1" strictly payable In udvlncfl-

‘SUBSCRIPTIONS w

w their Rept. Archie

..'T0 ATTEND CONVENTION-

the Island ex- cutlve of the Young People of the

lotlvloiv" if“ in" “w” Mme on Church of Christ to represent the were not based on opinion or nr - ‘i931

hind as deleiate to the Naliflhfll

..‘Private Lewis Hutclieson Char- wcekend in

..'MLss Pearle Mellish. Charlotte-

” lFPflllCS, is in cnciiiy hands. an; toirz.

"Q1101" 1°? ;Frcncl~. flcrt to clear tlic cliaiiiicl . rilii. Tlic programs were printed be- rcsaic. of English soils.)

in Comm all DililSf‘ been ccnsit-Icrrd.

its reserves. is guarding all

defence coordination were tlic sub- ject of Irish confcrciisrs

Dublin Government woud not lot anyone__"tr_v to take advantage of the disunity‘ of our pcoplc to cx- ‘hall said. sccni to have iorgolietl tllfll- lploit this country for tlic arivatit- p. anada is at war. and under tlic l age o; 531119 other ('Q[]‘,][]'\'_" .

money and don Minister of Northern Ireland. who. after a conference with War Sec‘ retary Anthony Eden,

tective arrangements

said he hoped to be auzuratc shortly a recruiting cani- paign in Ulster for all branches of

isli Peoples‘ Party and

er members of thc Ilriiisli who have been arrested arc: , _ Raven Thomson. M. F ancis-liaiv- ‘fviiccs 1n t-lio Kill-I‘ 1'11 11"‘ Mfvll-‘P- v daughter oi Mr. kins. F. E. airmen. Captain u. A. 1 H"1_'1‘_ “as 1111‘ 11-11" "<1 Plilitlv"! . Montague. Hicks. C. F‘ Watts. H Mt-Keclnilc. '5

G. Brunlng and lifrs. Dacrc-Fcx of Lci-rl Curran of Kcdlcston. for- .‘

o "danger that organizations mitxlil j . be used in ihc execution of acts h;vgcglgglglled°figgllgflfficfflfigf h“,,'.‘.‘.’ nreiudicial to the security oi ihc engaged a large summer hotcl at -

Georgian Biw to accommodate tlic many delegates who arc expected from all over Canada. Miss Beck is o

leaving Charlottetown by motor on icct of suspicion and tlic iirzc‘ tit

Diana

Napoleon Was 'l‘hcre o.“ m? ng Sll.‘C..\~L\.\. Boulogiic that Na- “-l;_».;-.-_1,»l,_~,l

amiv .\“1"lll l3 ‘ liiizl-ii l fl'lll‘ll'<~l_\' in" thi-

tlt was at olcons grand icnths wuiiting _ m...“ ‘o.

Irish Situation

Clement Alice. Lord Privy Sea‘. nd spokesman for Mr Ch rriiill its. assitrcd nicnibcis that of tlic Irish SliliflllOll had

rasucu,

tfjaiitinuctl ironi page l)

Dublin came word that eutral Eire. having called un all, port».

From

icr had bfeii reported 5.000 Gcniiaris. . .ti'i\':iig to divert " ni tlitir Sl)0l'il']l-‘.‘ll(i. at- ilic £Llb?l‘llOCll izi the .-‘i to iilf" ersi on tlic Ame but tough-t‘. l".(‘lll'.l crm- ninn:q;.e drcyrd ths asault at- rrady lad iiiiltd

Thr ivas tlic third great sociic oi ‘ll ciicnsivc iorscd by thr- citt-hczistcrn cor- inlo rT-anic. .. not Linc

pterced-livlitrr.

Parachute invasion anti gciicrul

The Eire Drptity Prime Iilinisirr. ean O'Kell,v, warned that 1h

Mr. Churchill summoned to [.on- Vlscouiit Craiizavon. Prime p, 0

__t'ri lo tlic ll?*!‘lll\\‘L‘.<lE‘l‘i_\‘ fortificaticuis. ~ Thc Frrncli thrust against Ani- ‘mmmllpd .' ll? ivas a incd at the soiiohczistcrn that hi5 Gowrnmcl" i5 1mm‘? "m" i u 1c cf the (lcrnian Slleilfll-Jilfi mcn-

-‘i‘“*1“l' i" aczii; iii.‘ i)'\'('l' Straits ports ol

‘n95? i" “m” pm“ ‘if ‘h’ i-Vllmfl llwiiioqiic-Sii .1 and Cali This Kingdom to guard against the .. d- . mh h...“ hold by Hg.“ ' ywnhm in” of parachute troops. l-lc also lércps- ‘ '

“m” t“ m‘ i The German attack in the Roth- cl-Alt-irztrv area on tlic Aisrie. ans

iiuit. w ct the irrczit alaginot. liinc.

oruanizct‘ i f "no more war" tlcmonstrations. l at- v‘

llcavv Artillery

The German assailit on the l/iisntr was prcccclcd by the thund- ll‘llll'.i'_\' lL was iii Dilil lllil nillrs iiorl-ii- cast. of Paris on tlic $0.1“ strtc o: The home om“. ammunppd 01h- Qthc l'l\'f‘i‘~— where i-hc l-‘rcnrvli took Union their stand alt-er the Germans A. ‘struck through llVll‘ nortlicrn dc-

It announced that tlic arrcsis i mcr Foreign Sccrctariq died in Sir Oswald 43. a fist Great War aviator. is t‘:c sxrh Darctict of a liizc crcatrd in i781. llc was cirt-‘cd to Parliament ill i918 as a Con.- ‘scrizitiic. bci-aiuc an lnricpriidrnt iii i922 and a Labor l'i'if‘llll>“l' 1n .1914. llc was Chancellor of tho lhirliv of iJl\lll'll\'i1‘l' hi tlic second ii1"‘Ol' (ioicriiincii. bill vcsiiiird iii

aganda by those held. but arc duc ‘

Sir Oswald Moslcv. ilic CilflllViPfill f British politics. has liccn tlic cl)-

Wedncsday nlflflllllil m1‘ 9W9" many a brick. rcal and oral. siairc uiirzrr l'£l i930 uhcn RRIHSWV .\iac- i SOlifld~—I-'- he founded liis Fascist group .(i:iiia1rl roiccfcri his KlPlIS. Ho flflfllll In i937 whilc nddixessing a nicct- l)f‘(‘.'l|llf‘ tin fiirlcpcinictil and l)f‘".'\ll PERQONALS lug lic was knocked out bv a .irl.ck in lii‘r‘i!‘ll a violent form of anti- and seriously iiiinrcd. A vcor ln'cr iscmivisni. caiulii-x riots \\'ill‘ll he al- --'Pl'iVM-9 Am°id vnnrd°r5mipi he niinottncod h‘s niarrinc to .\i’i"= ittivinlcl to hold vi in ‘llsllflllifllfi in

Giihicss. fllilllifill" ,Ir1'i'ltiii's 4“..\i 1l'(i aughtcr of Lord Rericsdirc and | llc outiitit-tl his- fnlltiivt-zs with Milford. IbKIcI-wliirt." aiirl maivliiiig boots —

‘oiieiiratvi i"c Wtlcr salute 'I'll0l\i' ilrm Parliament iinallv l-atinci ".~'~‘:ctl unifoi-iits and Sir. Oswald's

ll"ll'.‘l" wanrd as Britain drew

. ard wont to war with Ger-

many.

‘it was tlic w-goiid llll-l“l‘i'\'_'l‘ in" iii"

said they .

Bl'll."~il ‘

wcnu."

arid {Till (‘.l~i '

1g up 0f the Yllf‘ Allies o kcop i: up. v- German licavv dani- sitir- and is d diffi- tlie pace. and in bold- tg men the l 1* a definite l French Fortc Jlovcs (‘p but tlic cri- iiiimiwrs of

Still aaclliri‘ Frrzzcli moizn; up from the . ‘to Joli t-iirni Tiii. fire" irli stalmlizcri illlf‘ lll 1' rcc. (n or in

.~E'lf‘5 are heavy losws have been one for the rate of de-

atid was fifihhiig l. ‘ v

[Tflllfln p1 ,5 » - Tllllf‘ at misrs away H rlilitlllll cit tlic Nazi 1111'?’ “"1141 ha“. or. fir the

Where Flanders Belgium , hem"

til C011-

tan s niid divc lriiib

"ii .1 1i icvctfii’ _ .\l.\ill|"‘.‘; 1.’. '.'l_(’|;|\|§ ilafi been closed and lmxnnj‘ pulsed‘ \'l'r.' Que, " i llT'!‘..'i.'l'-~

British arid iv-catlrci‘ arldt‘ to '.ll 0i’ the Cwrmzizs ll‘. that ‘heir lcli: ccciimiiiiitzit on. l. " NIIZIS 9'1‘.

, _ ,_ __ to»; boiiiix. . . v . U‘, _ The "fifth column" dcfcncc driic flltlgil“ ‘ifilrqlnatgglhgéih _ v _ _. lgfchtlggd oiflirilvsxl] llflrloiitlv u’. citttini! behind tlic wide 0w“ “l” ' ‘ ‘rt-i . i " ~ .\- \i1'..i. to: ‘ ~ t i . - c. - i n1’ ‘ i 1. i. . Army from Britain. far impiegihhlc Mag not From vvlmuycrvll‘, v v v_v lvv ‘ vv ‘ vv ' _ -tiie lines su 1m iri " ’ " ‘ ' The action about Oambral and __ . _ u‘ 0m", Arrested v3J0ll-(‘l0fll105‘fl 25-niile lino rc-ar- ,v€fu.alzi.ff?fivc “" _ _ r—~-—--~‘-v~vvi——- Besides Sir Oswald and Captain ,é‘lvé_ili,\li.l_il"‘fl“‘?l'i wfvvtrtw”) ‘fir? i wrrc tho ~ “ I\\ .1’ ' ."'. Ramsay tliosc arrested iiicludcrl Nv-vvoiillv yrév-(v- rvvrvvvvs Vgev-vv/lvvt fi ilqhlllll. X t v .. . v John Becket-t, Secretary of ilic Brit- . “ ‘ " ' ‘ ‘ ‘ll-Ufillll‘ tic: ,

lily oi tlic l ' . . .' t nntitxpatc ." " in; .5, | ‘Ms, ‘ ‘ " " train" .\Illllill'\' cirilt <1 t‘ " ficfitni‘! iv.» L'(\l .. ' t oii tho ivlirVt‘ " .| f‘ - Tilt‘ i; W1‘ ‘ L R l" "i?" ‘ lilallli-alii '

in Part.» {of fifllllltlfw‘? '- itiiisirjt" to cot‘ tlic l‘riri~

'. Saiiator- . 1514f‘. Lliih iwll. \'l‘ill'.

Naval .\i.lll$'.".' ‘tlic loss n‘. a suhniuri boat niid a supp .

lions oil 'l c -\,;- , ilclgl. n C ".1 . Bu‘ ' ‘ tlic .\il.lilll"‘ » i i; iizaz". "at least liltlt)" ticiznaii ' t clown in c

t liaic brcii .~

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