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.tember l0 at 3 oclock. ter. IRCV; I. Judson Levy. 9-0-11 .1? I | SERVING IN ITALY — Mr. and ‘Mrs. Duncan MacKlhnon, River- ‘dale, has received word from their ‘son Lloyd, who is now In Italy.

ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL — l The preacher on S day at ll a m. be the ev. F. W. weaver of the Flying Angel-Mie- slon to Seamen, l-laiiiax. The Sunday School \vill reopen on 17th] September with the usual treat for v the children. 9-9-li'

POLICE COURT — At the City Police Court yesterday, a vagrant was remanded till Monday and a soldier. picked up drunk and in- capable, was held for military el- cort.

CORNWALL Paszsral Charge —- Simday, Sept. i0th are as followsz, Comwall 11 a.ni S. Sschool l1 a.m. New Dominion Ii D.m. 8. School 2 p ni Kingston 7.30 p m. S._Scl10ol ll Skinner, minister.

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9.9.11 vision was a complete

the annual meeiing of the Pro- iilflf- -

viiicial W. C. T. U. held in Sum-

.dress ivas was given by

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Travclling Sscrcinigi- from British

not Miss Euitli stems, who is the i was sounded until landing .l0cal President.

,. "rm: KIRK FIT. JAMES —

was some suggestion that the Ger stiii) at The Kirk l; conducted bv the M: slur. the lvct‘. H. Busstil Scnicrs, M A..,' S.T M , who will also preach the‘ serircii. The cliuicli organist. Mass E Lilliam McKenzie Mus EEC"; will direct the music at both ser-i vices. The inorniii: service will .be broadcast over CFCY.

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of Worship" and the evening "O-ur formation Bvflllflble f Destiny” Sunday School under the supervision of Mix Marie liicDougall, director of_ religlo I will meet as usual. Primary and Beginners departments. Music for the dav will be in charge of Mr A. Rov Kendall. organist and choirmaster. Visitor: cordially wel- CCYIIC.

TIIE BAPTIST (‘HURCII —-’I‘hc Church Srhocl meets XlL 10 am. Mo: iitg Worship at ll am. _v\ili be conducted bv ihc Rcv 1. Judson Levy. B D ivhosc sermon will be

here and was on A. R. near the Esplanade during shook

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maintained every night along

fiufiloyguard at Pourville. a mile |of the dav will be under the’ JDIEPpe, where the South

tion of Mrs _G Elliott Full.

PATRIOTIC rsinLv - Petty Cyril Campbell has _re- turned via Sydney after spending his furlough with his mother, Mrs] James Campbell, 99 Pownal St. This officer has seen much serv-

the Royals suffered heavily.

lng infantry and navy

I‘ 01's there. one of whom was award- led the D.F..\’I.: also a sister in] Durxignsnhiislartlrdaevrils “:5! town w bomb gun positions just ire- wiih his brotherl

was no estimate of their numbers.

u, met many -sprnt vacations f‘ most enjoyable time at the home nl Mr. and Nlrs. James Stanton. Ml‘. Stanton is personal attendant to Lord Bcnvrrbrook. His many friends wish him a happy voyage and safe return.

to shelters to wait for the raid to pass. Nobody had the least idea that the bombing presaged a land- ing, the mayor said. They thought it was just another air attack. No general alan-n appears tohave been given until landing craft car- rying the Esex Scottish and the Royal Highland Light Infantry touched down on the main beach shortly after the destroyers began shelling. When the scntries spot- ted the Canadians racing over the beach the alarm was sounded and machine - gunners in pill boxes and

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Personals Ml‘. H. s. Scotu-Moncton, is a visitor to the city.

Mr. J. Williamson, Debert, N.S., registered at the Queen. .

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is obtained here. Phone and Mail attended to. Dispensing is a specialty.

J. Ernest Ii. Worth

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Qnmlebltbieppe I942 Raid Was Surprise

i wsman Talks To Civilians Who Saw Famous ‘ Attack By Canadians.

DIKPPE, Sept. 5 — (GP Cable)- The raid on Dleppe more than two _ the town. 3J1], Rep J_ R iyear; ago by the 2nd Canadian di- surprsse __ ._ , to the Germans, according to French w_ (‘_ 1g u jilggnyg _. Ag , civilians who were In Die-ppe at the

There was unanimous agreement net-side on Thursday. ihe evening Bmflnfl D9091‘? I0 Whom I talked t0- ine day that the German garrison had ino inkling that the raid was going , Columbia, Miss Edna Grant, and. to be made. thatpno general B1811? crs t touched down on the main beach before the town. After the raid there

Both morning and Evening War-Juana might have been waiting for ioinori-oiv will; the Canadians, but this does not

Even the interception by German ing the Royal Regiment and Brit-

,ncl to Bemeval. east of Dieppe, does not seem to have given them the tip-off that they were to be

rom French people here is not the final word these people insist, that the Germans were not manning all defence; in anticipation of a sea-borne attack. new mayor of Dleppe, who; was a member of the Underground‘ duty raid. his head emphatically when I asked him if the Germans knew in advance of the attack. He said a normal guard of 100 soldiers IVES Mrs Ram Douglas nd d 501° by t e_ - . - 8 ‘ Dieppe mpmngdg 7M5 consist“ o; 1 Mrs. John DClVig were highly en-I

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chewan Regiment made a succnesssiulIs M’ “P? MIS- Anlslm Mflcl-flm- landing, but there weiv: guards at} ‘“r‘“°l5"3_°- 59ml the .Puits, a mile east of Dleppe, where i h“ guests 0f

‘The total garrison at Dleppe num- i bered about 3,000 Germans. includ-I Th G ‘S pegsonnel.

e cmians o armed t lo al' , , Todt Organizallon workers. eThgre CIIIFEQLIQEYIII- 7- ~

Allied planes which came over the fore the pre-dawn landing awak-

ened many civilians and Germans in Dieppe and a good many went

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Mr. F. J. MacDonald, Amherst, N, 5., is at the Queen.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McLean, Alberton, are spending a few days in the city. They are registered lat the Queen.

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Mr. Emery P. Vlulie, Farming- ton, Conn, is at the Queen.-

Mrs. Hugh M. EIlis and daugh- ter lone of Port Hill are regist- ,C'l‘€d at‘ the Queen.

M155 Riuth as " ts, Charlotte- town, spent, thc weekend at her 'home in Montague, ;

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I Mrs. A,C. MacKay returned to he; home after visiting friend; 1n~ Moncton. N. B. .

Mr. Harold Landry. B.A., PrlnclD-' of Montague Memorial Schcol, was a recent visitor to Charlottetown.

Mr. Richard MacLean, who re- cently visited in sydnex NB. re- turned home laet We esdaiH-C-

Mrs. Ada O’Regnn and daugh- ter Birdie, who were visiting

bell, have returned to Ottawa. '

LAC. Henry MacKlnnon of the R.C.A.F. has returned to Sydney. .N. 3., after spending two weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacKlnnon, Riverdale.

Pilot Officer my Kennedy pre- iviously reported missing is now

I I :liere, guests of Mrs. James Camp-I I I I

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[safe in the United Kingdom. He is the son of Mrs. Roy MCNEIII. New Perth. .. '

Mrs. Ernest Gaudet of St. Nlch-I

olas, accompanied by her brother. Mr. Philip Poirler of Boston, Mass, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Henry Arsenault of‘ Ml Eus- ton St. It is Mr. Potter's first visit to the Island in the past eight years.

Mrs. James Campbell. 00 Pow- nal St., had a very pleasant visit from two very charming ladies, Sister Raymonde C. N. D. and Miss Aide Chevrier, teacher, of Mont- ri-zil. Sister Raymonde is a niece fir‘ Dr. Mark Delaney of Bummer

,Remy during the fight there and

‘behind walla and In fortified

dugouts began to fire along fixed and esplanade. _ ‘ Terrible Confusion

Five hundred guards hastily took up positions and e rest of the garrison turned out. “There was a terrible lot of confusion and for several hour; the Germans did not know whet was happening," the [mayor said. "They did a l_ot of fir- |ing but the was no sort of order .in the town uns on the headland: On either side of the beach were ini action and they seemed to be the]

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they covered the beech.

"All morning the Germans were very frantic. I saw officers. and men bolt and run. There was com- plete panlc in some streets."

The mayor said he saw several Canadian tanks moving on the western side of the Esplanade and one iwt to the town, half of which is behind the Casino.

The mayor said he talked to five Canadians near the Church of St.

tlliey gave him clgurets. Canadians a

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eo bon, president of the Dleppg Historical with the mayvr that the a surprise. . "I1 more troops had been landed late in the morning when the raid we, over you could have gone far inland. foi- the Germans were ready to quit, I think". he laid. I believe their ioesea in dead and wounded .were Just as high u the Canadians. if not higher. And the Germans Ker-e Qu- see. It took great courage to attack them."

, agree raid was

whose name cannot be disclosed aedi it was not until four o'clock in the afternoon that German rein- forcemenia began coming up the roads from Rmten end Amiene.

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' ‘the Germans buried their own I dead, but the eople of Dleppe bur- ied the Cane ans in the centre of

As a result of the Dieppe raid the [Germans launched an intensive ; program of defence along the Dleppe sector, M. Gulbon told me.

Guns in easements cover the ap- proaches from the sea complete y. This was without doubt genuine Atlantic Wail construction and it is formidable. The only mistake the Gelmans made was in not sighting any guns inland from Dieppe as well. They cculd not defend Dleppe if an attack was made from 'he - south, as the 2nd Canadian Division attacked. The result was that the whole position had to be abandon- ed without a shot being fired.

- Montague

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Thy comfort we implore.

For them who taaie the saline“ of their fare,

And plumbed are the depth: of human need,

Who tread the steepneu of n

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And for ourselves, to whom rise mute an a , y For hearts 1 Pflhsfve to our breth- 1911's need. I For dotogs that open and for love a

Grant; there, we‘ humbly plead. INVASION PRAYER

"Almighty and most merciful ‘God, Father of all mankind, lover of every life, hear, we beseech Thee, the cry of Thy children in this dark hour of conflict and danger.

“Thou hast been the refuge and strength, in all generations, of those who put their trust in Thee. May it please- Thee this day to draw to Thyself the hearts of those who struggle and endure to the uttermost. Have mercy on them and suffer not their faith Ln Thee to fail. Guide and protect. them by Thy light and strength that they may be kept from evil.

“May Thv comfort be sufficient for all who suffer pain -or who wait in the agonv of uncertainty.

“O righteous and omnlpotent God, who, in their tragedies and con- flicts, judgest the hearts of men and the purpme. of nations, enter into this struggle with Thy tran- sforming power, that out 0f its anguish there may come a victory of righteousness. Mav there arise a new order which shall endure be-

'. Services Sundav next will be con- L Q _, - .

=1 ‘ "" "m" Nair-ii?! ili“'lfie“l‘iifiiifii ,. . , _ - . -: born _ periods of _\\’0l‘.=.lllll. The Thl-i 1-! 1°39 01' U“? bill mWl-elles xggfigAwggefifg gegxlgg“ ‘if ‘mg! a, morning sLlbJ€Cl will be “Freedom 9f the DBPPB raid. and 8191011811 p ~ ° °

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wedding gift to Mr. arid Mrs. Cyrus Slhilaiw lrnymMrs. D,bMac aren, on be- a c e mcm ers. Mrs W. Watt-i erworth reading the address, and also a wedding gift to Mrs. John! DWI-s by Miss Ruth MacGi-egorfl Mrs. H. Vickerson reading the add-| ressl. Bgthkguests-of-lgonour gracl ousy t an ed the rother anifi sisters of Acme for the tglfsts and, gcod wishes. A solo "The Road Tol The Isles" and an encore “The Lass Witli The Delicate Hair" by

_ . ioecLMrs. .Da iso v s '1': “The on?“ pa“, M155‘ Peafle ohfew score ifilléllgltfi {ihho patrolled dlul-Znerous rgdingg ghgcahe cigiuowdl BLiriis _\\'ill Sill! the N_ineiv first d e get: B T?“ ‘n imuch merflment Lunch .3,“ Servnd, Psalm in MacDcrininds settingm 1180 . D Xes B1111 0m! Ed *1)‘. a commune b! sister.‘ . " Evening Worship at. 7 Ddik willllhtfiges ‘fivlrllflniz the grating t D - ‘ ~- ' l\ Lev- v.’ o wl e o e gtar no s.ay IITRSDIIguIIIN-Jd iliisiiilzr of his cveniruf awake at night but, dressed and frexlfgedvlibA-h Elilllgdcli iulnmefslddtli‘ ‘ISPYIIIOII “Jesus and the Multitude . equipped, dazed in their defence ‘ m a wk “IQMO Itne a .er spell - The evening anthem _will be Wes-. positions. There was no standing ‘Mil? ‘l M I1 3811c 8i guest of lev‘s "Lead Me Lord’. The west of, ' and r5" Gamc -

weekend Mr. NIacLcanKs .. ;mother, Mrs. M. MsicLean. I

Mrs. A..I. MacLeod, Montague, is Whiting her daughter and son-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Dnvil Sshurman,

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Livingstone,

determine the destinv of humanity‘ ‘The world its one! We r

are n. God made the generations of one blcod '

- WAr-e-ive-still- of there are some Christian principles will not work?

cause in it Thy will shall be done In earth as it is in heaven. Forgive us and cleanse us, as well as those who strive against us, that we may be fit instruments of Thv purposes.

“Unto Thy most gracious keeping we commend our loved ones and ourselves, ascribing unto Thee all_ praise and glory, through Jesus: Christ, our Iord. Amen." lshop Tucker, President. Fbderal council of Churchu.

To be alive in this year of our ’ 10rd, 1944, which Dr, John Haynes‘ Holmes refers to as the very cross- roads of human destiny, permits each of us to be an active member of a, generation which is going to‘

for a thousand years to come. cannot, live

nDfl J To the earth's remotcst races we

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and suffers ion; ? the opinion that c1 areas in which

early, not; even his own voice. The noise scents far away,

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production and controls movement of

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legs and pubt‘ to sleep by the alcohol affecting e brain. The stagger i4 first in the grain which

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