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.;I‘racy Sfciiizcifwln First Dual Role

Once agalz ' ‘Frat-y prowl his right ii: Academy Av

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IIOIIOIS \\‘ll.l‘. I LlIC IlCW icture. cur m’ ' 1116 rlnce Edward ‘

expectations. _ sedate Beatrix . Bergman the l.t.l barrooni enLer- tainer, Ivy Peterson. Both prove their verso! n rho unusual roles.

is of the drama ls '

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Tracy Dominates

But it. is Tracy's performance which dnminotiw 1 i ﬁlm. Admir- abie in m: n». 1. Tricv resorts" to no garcani nlze-iip ‘o denote his transformation n 1h" coed Dr. Jekyll into ‘he evil .\lr. _ ' With a minimum oi faei horror. the star neh ~< ii€< personality change throir-‘zi ("nalirc of express- ion

The Robert 1'“ " Swii-“in nowl mils the story . i: ‘ scientist iutr-~~=- f personality. H:- licliwres that ln all men are good and vvl! In some evil predominates nrer the EZfiCfl. in oth- ers the rere run ﬁver the ch- jectlons of . F"ll"l"*1l€‘° and sweetheart .71 vi] conﬁrm": h‘< ex-

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LAST TIMES TO-DAY Shows 3.15—7 Q 9

“STRANGE ALIBII”

ARTHUR KENNEDY

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— JOAN PERRY

(BRTOON — NEWS — MUSICAL — COMEDY

CAPITOL

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CIIABWILL for Photograph: CONFEIJIRATION Llil INBUI “ca, L-ﬂl POLICE COURT — In the Police Court yestmday o drunk was lined $3 and costs or five days m- Jall, A

man charged with vngrnncy and drunkeness was Riven 30 days.

COLLEGE TIMES — The hi8"

“standard o! Preceding issues 1s well

i-iiiwii IAM BOYD

with Andy Clyde - Brad King - Victor Jory - Elcanor Stewart J. Farrell Mitlllllldlll: Anna ll. Nllsson - A rustling-i Picture

PLUS CARTOON — COMEDY — SERIAL

ERIE-fa’;

fi-I-III-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-IE-l-i-I-

films Shown here

About 200 citizens of Charlotte- town, as well as a. number Oi ptcple from summerslue, iviontague and other out-lying (IJSUZCLS, attended a snowing or A. R. t’. films ln l-‘rnic- of Wales College Auditorium lust night. Earlier in the evening sev- eral hundred Boy scouts, ialIl Guides and school children were entertained and instructed by a

' similar sncnung;

'lhe sound pirtiires were cf grtr. interest to all Air Raids Precaut- lOII ll/Ufkﬁfb 8S Wtill {I5 LO CEUZCIIS. Behind the scene "shots" ol wai- i-orn Europe and England during the air "biitz“ were included in the inree timely IJIIIIS-

The llrst plttlllt! was cnhtlcd. “The Baltic oi I‘l'llll(.'€". It was u rivld account oi inc terrible dcs- truction wreaked by the dreaded

German LUliAVJllC in the offensive i

which proceeded the lall of the French Republic. The epic cf Dun- ‘ wrcsiid

idly izcr- ti- r- The iicrc struggle put. up by the French s51- dicrs, outnumbered ten to one. while their government moved from city to city, ivas shown. The irn-rci- less bombings of innocent civilians by the Germans was clearly dem- onstrated in this remarkable film. Finally the lace of Marshal Pctain was flashed on the screen as the surrender‘ of France was ilcscribud.

The sccoud film was entitled, “Warning! and it held an import- ant message for the peoples oi all free lands living under the threat of invasion. ‘lhe picture was DIL-

areu to show the protection the

riiish Government had taken to safeguard its populace. Following mobilization and the outbreak cf war, the English people were quick- lv organ for A. R. P. ivork. Wardens, decontamination squads. auxiliary firemen. Red Cross work- ers, police, and. other services were formed rapidly from civilian volun- taers.

The very efficient system with which these workers handled tlte serious air raids, which consequent-

hit their homeland. was amply emonstrated. Every possible Incas- iue was tiikcn to ensure the safety of the people as ivuvo alter wiirc of enemy planes poured rheir destruc- tive cargoes on the defenseless Imp- ulace. The A. R. P. workers. eccl- hcaded, tireless men and women, about their tasks with thoroughness and were rcsporible for avoiding more wide-spread loss of liic and property, as well as sur- cecding in keeping up ihe morale of the people.

The final picture was cal “Fighting Fire Bombs", and ll. clearly demonstrator! the safest rind surest means of dealing with in- cendiary bombs. The way these bombs operated iras clearly shown as well as several effective ways of coping with them.

The films were shown by Mr. N. D. MIJCLIJIIII. and were obtained through the efforts of Mr. C. A. Beer of the Civilian Defence Com- mittee. A. R. P.

Letter And Essay Contest Winners

The Women's Institute Branch of the Department of Agriculture has Just releascd the list of ripe winn- ing essays and letters. ese con- tests lorm a part of the Girls’ Sewing Club program which is be-

, ing carried on under the auspices to h i 5 of the Women's Institutes in twenty ‘ three districts throughout the pro-

vllicc. The letter is vrrlttcn as part of First Year work while Second

5 Year girls give Demonstrations and

Third Year girls write Essays. In the ﬁrst. Year Letter Contest

. the \i\'lllll4'l' Ill ttIClI class ls as lol-

- ~ The best rrny l0 get hilsiness In In (Iggpyl-e 1g i

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lows:

1st Junior, Virioria Club; Mgig-(Iownn, Kiliniiir Club

1st lutcrnutiiiile, Ruth Wright, Searlrtoivn Cliil).

1st Senior, Sybil MacDonald, Kil- mulr Club.

Donnlda Joan

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SCIJRCHING THE SKIES

OVER lllE NlJliliYS N081‘

llItlllEllllllS Pﬂlllllli-ilili. Adventure blaz-

ing from the alr, jungle and sea!

l NARRIET JOHN “MORRIS - HILLIARD - HUBBARII‘

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was awarded i0 aged 8. who, though is an enthusiastic mem- iselvin Grove Sewing Club. Essay Contest winners ivltn wrote on “_Wliy I Am Proud To Be a Canadian" are:-

lsL Junior, Mary Grills, South Kildiirc Club.

1st Intermediate. Jean Ramsay, South Kllclare Club.

21 druids Leave Prov.

Twenty-seven soldiers from No iii.’ C.A.B.'I‘.C. l?l'i yzsicrday for sbPVlCC elsewhere in Canada:

They were: Privates J. R. Adams, Portage: S. F‘ Arsenault. Coleman; T. Arscnault. St. Nich- olas; H. L. BJshOp, Summorside; L. A. Boylcs. Wfst Drvon; G. F. Czimtron, Summcrsicle: D. Casey, Wellington; L. J. C w, sunlnlef- I F. J. Cullcrton, Coleman; H. L. Crossnian, Sumnierslde; T. J. Gallant. Abrams Village; J. E_ Glllllllll, Summcrside: J. A. Gal- lant, Suinmcrsidc; G, A. C, Le- Clziir. North Rtistico: D. F, Lula. Bangor: A. A. Malone, Portage; P. J. lvlalone, Portage; s. D. Ma- lone. Charlottetown: J. O. Martin. Tgnisll; J. R. Mlliigan. Portage". H. A Matheson, Charlottetown; K. W. McArthur, Portage; P, J IvlacDougall, Tracadie Cross: J Madman. 0'Leary: J. E, Poirier. Summerslde; F. L. Tnibeau. Ken- singlcn; C. J. Yeo. Port Hill.

Before leaving they werepre- sentcd with cigarettes by the Provincial Government. through the Carry on Canada Corps. The presentation was looked after by Mr. A. G. Bruce of the Canadian Legion War services‘. ' ‘

_ pecial prize Marion Miller, under age, ber of

The

In Memo riam

SISTER ANNE, 5.5. J-D.

News has been received from Toronto of the death of Sister Anne-Amie Elizabeth Pair- clough-on April 22nd. Sister Anne was a member of the community of St John the Divine. which she entered forty-six years ago,

She endeared herself to the pn- tlents of the Weston of Tubercular Hospital by whom she was affec- livlliitcly called “The Lady of the Lillllp". In spite of advancing years she most regularly perform- ed her duties there, as she had done for the past twenty five years, except for the last iew months before her death.

By all her fellow members of the community she was regarded Willi Jove and esteem. Before joining the Sisterhood she was a resident of Charlottetown and o devoted member of 5t. Peter's Cathedral.

Her funeral was held on 24th April in the Chapel of the Con- vent of st. John the Divine in Toronto.

Her many friends here will leagn of her death with deep re- gre .

._.._._.__.i__ PRESENTED WITH D.B.M.

REYKJAVIK, April 28 - .(C Pi Mai-Gen. Charles H. Bimesteﬁl, new wmmander cf United Nations troops in Iceland, presented the distinguished service mzdal today

ls prederessor, May-Gen. l-lenr Osborne Cuzils oi the Brltls Army, Gen. Boncsleel read a citation commmdlng Gcn, Curtis for co- operatlcn and assistance in Prepar- ing defences of th's important Atlantic Base.

ill‘ AIRLINE)! .-.i.. ,. (l ' MELBOURNE. April 7ft — (CPl - Lockhenzl Linc-r with l2 non- Clvllian piissenyrs IIILG been miss- ing since April 2i and must be 1M‘- si-med 12st, it W's reported attic-la’- 1_\- tonight, The plane Wns on route to North Australia.

maintained in the April niunber o! the Prince of Wales College Times, which has Just been published. The departments of verse. sports and humor are particularly well repre- sented. There are also interesting editorials and other features deal-

l with matters of student inter- ‘ élt.

SCHOOL BOARD-At a special meeting of the City School Board held yesterday afternoon Mr. G. Edison MacDonald, BA, was given leave of absence from his duties at WestKei-it School while on active service with the Royal Canadian Air rpm. and Miss Mildred Crosb was appointed to the staff of t at School.

FERRY SERVICE MAY 1—Pros-

cis are bright the ferry Prince

ova will be ready to begin regular service on the W Is ds-Cari- bou run on Friday. May 1. it was learned last night. 4 Despite a delay of a. week in getting the boat on the slip at Pictou because of ice conditions Mr. R. E. Mutch, pfCSl- dent of the Northumberland Fer- ries Ltd" has been informed it ls expected work will be completed in time.

FAREWELL PARI'Y— Miss Stel- 1a. MacLeun, R. N. of Argyle Shore. popular graduate nurse of the Prince Edward Island Hospital, who left yesterday morning enroute to South Africa for duty, was tenderec a. farewell party prior to her de- parture. A large number of ne: nursing associates and friends gath- ered at the home of Mrs. Ivan Mac- Innis in clarlottetown on Saturday to bid her bon voyage and good luvs; in her new enterprise. An en- joyable evening was spent in danc- ing. games and other amusements. Miss MacIean was suitably remem- bered by her friends who presented her with an appropriate souvenir. The address was rend by Miss Ann IIacEach-en, R. N. and the presenta- tion was made by Miss Myra Mc- Leod. Miss MacLerai, in a. few well

I‘ chcsen remarks, thanked those pres-

ent for their kindness. She left. tcrdiiy with iivc other ls nurses for Moncton, N. B. to await further instructions before pro- ceeding to Sou ll Africa.

CANADIAN LEGION 5 At the monthly meeting of the Ciﬂrltbtte- town Branch of the Canadian Legion held last evening, with Mr. James Roblson presiding, it iVaS decided to send the Brilnch Pre- sident Comrade P.J Rossiter as a (eegate t~ the Dsmlnltn Con"! 111°“ to be Ield in Winnipeg during the latter cart of May. Comm‘ es John Lclghtizer and Arthur G. Bruce were nvaed as sllbﬁtllrﬂies on motion it was ordered that the thi-ufrs of the mcetuig be conveyed to nil Prll Wo-kers, these wio frove ci- loaned thel- curs and all others who assisted the Legions Citzens Committee in ﬂtmnfi‘ 03¢ $1311 a splendid vote for the Plebiscite on Monday. Some discusslrn tock place regarding the emliloyﬂlenl? 0- Carpenters in Uniform at the Air P rt, and the matter W85 reierred lo the Provincial Coinirand to deal uiih. A vote o: sympathy “Rs 01'- (Iced to be seit to the Brat President, Comrade P J 36$?! . in hi5 illness zilcng with the iwiw that. he would so.n be fuly re- covered. .

INSPECTS TTRUOPS — Bflgadici‘

W. W. Foster, Officer Commanding; Military‘ District "No. 6 inspzcted ihc

Canadian Officer's Training Corps o‘

at St. Dunstans University last night. On Monday evening he ln- spected the 171:. Reserve Armour- ed Reglment, P. E. I. Light Here and the No. dDlstrictslg-nals Corps at tine Ordnance Compound and Armouries respectively. Yesterday morning, the Brigadier, who arriv- ed ln the city Monday, visited No. 62 C.A.B.'I‘. at Beach Grove. In all cases Brigadier Foster took the salute as the troops marched past. Accompanying him last night r/hen he took the salute were Colonel North. D. A. A.. Q. M. G- nnd Maj. J. R Paton. Major D.F. Tierney is Uriel’ Instruction Officer of the C. O. T. C. while Mai, the Rev. G. A. MacDonald vras in dial-re oi’ the parade. The Light Horse unit ls

~ headed bylLtt-Col. E. W. Johnst in,

the signals by Lt..-Col. K.S. Rogers, and No. d2 C. A. B. T. C. by Lt.- Col. i‘. I Andrew, M. M.

BIRTHS

- FORD - At the Prince Edward Island I-Icsblial, on Aiprll 2'7, 194-2 to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ford. a son.

lilcLENNAN - At Victoria, April 18, 1942, to A. C. 1 Spurgeon Mc- Lennan, R. O. A. F. and Mrs. Mc- Lennan (nee Frances Rogerson), a son Ian Spurgeon.

ROBBLEE - At Ti on on April 20. 942. to Mr. and r1. Kenneth llobblee, n daughter.

BABINEAU — A-t the Charlotte- town Hospital, April 22. 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Babineau, a son- (NOTIIIBD Fred).

PETERS-Al. tre Nursing Home of Mrs. N. W. MrKinzion South- port Lot 48 April 23, 1942, toMr. and Mrs. Elmer Peters, Mermaid, a son.

DEATHS

__i___ -.___.____ (iolt-MLEY-At. the Ch-rlottetown I-Iospltul on Tuesdoy, A rll 28. 1942, James Gormley in ls 67th year. The remains will be re- moved from the A. A. Hennessey Funeral Home to his lute resi- denoe this afternoon. Funeral no- tloe later.

N. D. MacLean

UNDERTAKER EMBALMER

Charlottetown and North Wlltnhlro Phone Ill

Mﬂlllﬂxct Stems and Miss

EXPRESSED APPRECIATION — w. .1. mm noualu. M- P» l‘ as on return to Ottawa. H6 expressed satisfaction with the N- ault of Monday's plebiscite. Hid h” warm appreciation of the work of theuCanodlmi d we era. press. an in obtol the large ufflrmntlvl vote in Queen's County.

FIVE POLLS REPORT — Rt- ports were received yesterday from five polls in Queen's County which had not been ueord from Monday night. following the plebiscite vote. The (iv-u ils voted yes. 402: n0. 6'1- By polls e vote vras: Green Road. yes. 32; no. 2'1. Pleasant Grove, yes. 32; no. 12. Bonshaw. yes. 106: 11°- 22. Brackley Point. yes. 107; no. 0H6- Vlctoria, yes, 125, no, five. There are still four Queen's oountty polls to hou- from as well as o number in both King's and Prince.

BLOOD DONORS CLUB-The quarterly meeting of the Blood Donors‘ Club of the Charlotte- town Hospital was held last week n the assemby room of the Hos- pital with the President, Mr. Leo Gorcoran in the choir. The Sen- retary, Mr. Wm. Connolly, read the minutes of the last meeting and then gave the report of the activities of the Club for the past. three months. During this time eight transfusions were given in the Hospital, and the members were very interested in learning of the great benefit which the patients derived from this treat- ment. After the business discus- sion, the members were given practical instruction in some im- portant phases of Mcral Ethics by Reverend Doctor R. Ellsworth of St. Dunstans University which was much appreciated by them. At the close of the meeting a hearty vote of thanks was ten- dered ths Reverend Doctor by the members of the Club.

Large audience Attends Red‘ ilross concert

St. Paul's Hall was filled to ca- pacify lost evening, 1 I en the Wom- ens Music Club sponsored a. splen- did concert ccnslstmf: of ensemble and piano numbers, ln aid of the Red Cress Society,

The chorus of uhirty voices under the direction of Mrs. G. Elliot Full, did Sllleridld work-in the various numbers. the "Ave Maria" from vsy- dis "Vtelio," “None But. the Lone_ 1 u . _ “Tire. Waltz Song"

Faust’ being worthy of spec- lal mention, This chorus has been working together for several seas. ons and their work last evening in the various groups that were pre- Sglléed, was particularly commened.

The Serenaders. well-known t4; c"“'1°li,°tl-°W11 Hildiances. contrib- uted l1 °\'-91Y group cf songs.

Miss Dena Wood and Miss syn. zanne Bientons verv fine piano numbers added greatlv to the de- "sinful program a; did the lovely

" _" '~ t= a" Mr". Full and Zg/Iiss ,I_.-ll Jan MacKenzle. Twp duets v M. s Margaret Sterns .1111 Miss Pearl Burns and a. quartette were so well receivrd. ' The Program follows:

CHORUSES ‘ (Rt Ave Marln lfrCm .~0i~i1o-')_ Ierdi: (b) Wald ~ ~‘ N _' a __ Ruhinrteln, 1 ems ‘gm 5mg Duo-Piano-Je u, Qmlillg-i-l-S- Bach. rviiss Lillian ‘cKeiizie and lvlrr. Elliott Pull.) Vocal Duet-It Was a Lover i-md "is LHfS—F-'hvard German. (Miss

Burns. Peaﬂe

Pe"i—?ena=—ia> "nder the Gi'een_ "~- A l . k ' — pa‘; , _, Lime Boy Bhybwe o G bbms. (c)

Q1:

Jov of Man's

P:El“ﬂ

Prflkhz Li "o-‘Rgljardqdjé’ N L‘ l.

. t-—(Mlss Suzanne chi-any.

Qiiai-‘ette-‘Thtﬂ Met - f! of o. Chestnut Tlgﬂ—clillalz‘lf‘nllte won. (Miss S‘e"ns, arts; Dons Tan’ S Bums and Mrs. Neil McicLeanJ Dvﬂ-Plancs-elvht- hang»; song of Tfibfﬁflvr (Carmen) _. mm; " ‘ ' v’ "“ l‘ Brehaut. ..———-_- ‘

.i'Miss MacKenzie and Mrs. Full.)

' APRILJ‘). 194i

____ 71 Your: of Security to Pollcyowno

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Wives MayABe-liee, ButWidows Know

MANY wives realize that: money saved l and invested inba. (gonlgderation Life icy is money put: y or e rotcction h)? themselves and their childrsn. They are prepared, if necessary, to go without; certain things rather than sacriﬁce that ﬁnancial protection.

But only widows know just what ade- quate life insurance means and-what is even more important-mow tragic it is to be without it.

Confederation Life Policies may he had with Monthly Income Total Disability Beneﬁts.

Before You Insure Consul!

Confederation Li e

Association HEAD OFFICE

i i 1 TORONTO l’

BRANCH OFFICE: Bank of Nova Scoiia Building, Charlottetown-W. G. I-IOGG. C. L. U.. Manager-

NOTICE

I ‘ HIGHWAYS CLOSED T0 MOTOR VEHICLES

Notice is hereby given that the restriction on th weight of motor vehicles travelling on the highways is r moved on all roads east of Charlottetown, and the weigh of vehicles (including load) on all roads west of Chii lottetown is limited to 10,000 pounds until further notlc provided that in no case shall any vehicle, whose weigh including load, exceeds 5,000 pounds proceed at a spec greater than 20 miles per hour, until further notice.

iDated the 28th day of April, A. D. 1942.

I l . . BY order.

O. W. CAMPBELL, of the Executive Council

Acting Clerk

Mzs. P. M. Dakln. M F. . rad, Miss Llnle Aitken. M s gaiet Stems. Miss Ada Harris. M F’. A. A. Mutch, Mrs. A. Macllach ern. Mrs. A. E. Large. Miss Lilli Mackenzie. Mrs. LeDrew Gardne Miss Marjorie Stewart. Mrs. J Reav, M'ss Phyllis Reay. M S l?! Owen, Mrs. Francis J-loll '1' mo Mrs. Jacqueline MacDonald. ll Lila. Morris, Miss [Jillian Ducheml Miss Sybil Gordon. -

The Serenaders: Miss Martini’ S‘erns, Mrs. F. M. Nash. Miss Dill‘ Owen, Miss Dori; Tali, Mi<s David Baker, M‘ss Mary Law n. M Lillian MacKenzlc. Miss PM Burns, Mrs. N. D. MacLean. M Norma Lawson.

Mrs. Fii" Miss Brenton.)

Choruses-(a) The Silent Plelilz; (bi None but the Lonev Heart — Tchaikovsky; (c) Annie Laurle—Mrs. Frances Hell-Trainer soioi-"t. Lady John Scott.

Piano Solo-ta) Impromptu in A flatpSchubert: (b) Juba Dance Miss Rena Woodi-Nathanlel Dett.

Vocal Duet-"I Know a Bank" (lillss Stems and Miss Burns)- Horne.

Duo-Plano —

Hill--

....Valse. .Arensky.

Choruses-Ja) i passed By Your W“ rwv-Brahe: (bi Waltz from Faust-Charles Gounod.

-'I'he National Anthem._.

Women's Music Club Crorus: Mrs. ND. MacLean, Miss Pearle Burns, ______-—— M158 NONI": Lawson. Miss Nelle REIIDY AT THE CAP! Brenton. Miss Davida Baker; Miss —-—-

Grade Campbeﬁ: Miss Doris Tait, Cape Town has had tlal 0W" Miss Mary Lawson. Mrs. Fred Nash. atlons of its school chllilii,

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