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something NEW on the screen...A story _n.u’ll never outguess! .. . Full of FUN, crammed with ROMANCE, throbbing with LIFELUGingeras the glamorous shopgirl “mother" of a doorstep toundling-wooed by Playboy David, chased by liherliug Frankmtorn twf-lt loyalty, love and a living! . . . LET YOUR HEART LAUGH AT l1‘ ALLl. . . IT'S A SENSATION!

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i’ ' l ""15 Pm" 31-32 ‘Imm 1190.12.00 mir-Llsicninxz Pcst I . ; Wu V 1110'» a.n1.~—l11inri_11(l1:>. ' 5 7 ‘l 1U Sun.’ "E(.EMBER M 12.1’ nrn-‘Thlnk on Ttese 1 . 1 - . . *1 1 » 1' 1.555 ..;...;_l’€vlé"§inilii‘iiéf" V n g v (‘V _ P ‘mg, 12.3.: am -Clcse down. Z l o. , NEWS. ' _ -"‘—— l 5 t y‘ ‘.1 f The Hour. FOR CIVIL AVIATION ‘ 1 7‘, ' Ago.’ Radio ——--;- F -, CANBERRA -lCP) —'I‘ha Aus- l 7 " ~ lrlws 1N FRFNCH. vnrhn Ccmmcnwcnlih budget pro- v l‘ 1:") 11.11 I/Jlfl-flll Calhrlfl’ vidcs to" 5T1 per cent ircr c in ; i a p‘ ~ -"( IlNAIJA CAL-L‘; FROM a‘p11r:\1'1.~.t.xns fcr civil a ntlon, v ‘l 1n cwlaboratiin o'hic\‘1 l: shcnlnz meat strides 1111111 j .dy Macpherson mils on its srcngth for train ng OrflFlZlcIuMCSgfllZéi for war aviation. - . Con: an o - —-———

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ticket at the door on the way in. An usher will pick up your other ticket be- tween last show of regular feature and beginning of midnight show.

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Words of praise lFor Gan. Airmen

OTTAWA, Dec 30.—(CP) — Air Cnicf Marshal Sir Hrszh Dowdlnll. former Chief cf the British flwhtcr Command, had a word of praise tu- dnv for two squadrons of Canadian airmen who helped turn back the. Nazi daylight raids last summer 11n- dcr his command.

"I am proud of those fellows." he sold. "They have done noblv and zallantlv.”

Sh- Hllllh was speaklniz to news- nancrmen of the Canadian squadron of the Rcval Air Force. which was "one of the finest squadrons tn lnv command." and No. Fizhter Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Fprcc which “fouaht with the utmost arfllantrv and success."

Pilots of the R.C.A.F. souacL-on were older men than usually found in flizhter units.

“After more than their share of fighting thev were pulled out. for e rest." he sold. "and when I came away thcv were stationed on west ccnst of

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;cf the East," a travelogue, and a was in second spot with 15. ~ . . 1 .. . v 1th th Junior 3112311" cartoon entitled Lucky cogltigualieaitgugsnglftgfttglJmlzag-naiifiglglfigfhilfifiufxffiumor Chgmplonfl ' - i?‘ ‘ lando with are minutes in linnorilett lrflrellgflsbteggfg’ tiff; ggfihflé 1:53; , 4 and majorfi penalties. Uncfflcial g‘; walogq with two other 11mm- 1 ‘ r - statistics. that counted mlscon- math, He makes the third junior §T duct and match penalties, gave the who Has wended ms way to Pictou, bad-man crown to Jack Egan of Wm“, Macmmm and Bert Steele Iutmsc My Luv“? “Mid” Show Arnericansa who has 23 minutes in bah“, me other players, Al. Prince Proves solenoid 1mggfflfflifliihemiiogiiéariieiersmaiiig§ i} —‘_ a reader of Libertylmisconduct and match penalties

l If you are lIIIHf-lLIZIIlC. you'll know they have o i mcvie review column, You'll also realize that they classify pictures HCCUIUlIIK to the new very popular star system. Three stars means that a. lllclurc is "Exccl1cnt’ four btdln. ma‘. coveted award, means 111.11. the picttue is something better than "hxccllenlf which they term "Extraordinary."

“Arise iviv hove." starring Claud- ette Colbert and Ray Muland, calls 111w uie icur star classmcauon 1n Liberty as 1n nearly every other re- view 1n the country. Hailed tar and wide us SOIHEUIIDE better than Ex- CCLCHI. we went to see it with sumclainz bitter than EXCGIIEDK. we wcnz. to s90 1t with somewhat oi a yaunuitcn 1.11mi but came cur. of the theatre as lull o1 complimentary superiutives as anything we nadI rcazl.

1o tcll you any of the story oil “Arise 1v1_v'l..ovc' would be somewhat. ‘ o1 a "dirty tr1ck"-we‘d sort o1 be, 5].".JIUX'IZ things. S0 since we ‘want: you to cnlov it as much or mcie‘ 1111111 we c110. we'll sav no more. ciz-i My Love,”

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M1 land. p ayinu at- Charloltetolvlrs Prince Edward Theatre today and L0ll10l‘1'O\\'. Shows at 2.30. 7.00 and tLLU-Wc were asked to say.

Bv the way, while you're about it —you'.l like the Disney Cartoon‘ playunzz with "Arise My Love.” en-

Answer To Nazi t_C_onl.inued frorn_page_1)___

it vaould be before spring.

Sir Hugh, is making his first visit t0 this side 0f the Atlantic. His main purpose is to confer with American authorities at Washing- ton 011 the standardization of equip- ment for British and American aircraft and 1o make available to American authorities his experi- ence as commander of air forces in actual battle.

He stud that so far comparative- ly few United States-built. aircraft were nscd 111 the Royal Air Force fighter command, but the latest United states types had the per- formance required in good fight- ers. American planes were of great value to the coastal command and were the best available for coastal patrol.

Sir Hugh thought there was a tendency to exaggerate the dam- age of German ltlght raids to the British war production although he said It. could not be dismissed 111111111". A vrcck or 10 days after the CO\'\‘llil'_\' raid a visitor to the city would have been surprised how wcll the factories were run- 11mg.

"1' can't say bombing has not

appreciable effect,” he said. "but I can say that I "have ncvcr been held up for equipment I wnntctl o1" been told that. I couldn't have such or such a thing liziclusc n factory had been bomb- or.‘

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Russia showed an inclination to intervene in the turbulent south- eastern European situation. Heavily-censored reports from- Rumania gave further support to the view that. the Nazis were pre-

gniting Balkan armies for double 11y. Bucharest was ordered to hold

air raid warning drills two hours each morning. and other re orts said there was a serious oil s ort- age in the Nazi-occupied country which is rich in petroleum-fields.

Bulgarian dispatches declared German troops streaming into Rumanla were concentrating prin- cipally tn the oil district north end west. or Bucharest.

Reports of sabotage tn Rumen- ian oil fields reached Sofie.

Numerous fires which have broken out. there recently were said tn the Sofia- reports to have been attributed to disgruntled Ru- manlan armv officers.

The Germans were said to be gradually eliminating Runtenlene from tho oil fields.

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While speaking of Canadians tn Britain. Sir Hugh also had e 100d word for Lord Beeverbrook. Cane- dlan-bom Minister or Aircraft Pro(

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‘Apps gains On Cowley in Scoring race

MONTREAL. Dec. 30-(013-1! anybody in the National Hockey League scoring race is going to cut down the margin o! Boston's Bill Cowley, it begins to look e4 though Syl Apps of Toronto Maple Leafs la the man to do 1t.

leadership during ficial figures showed

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of second place with 21 ints,

ers was third with 20 points. 1B

spot Jointly with DOlIIiS,

total during the week. to take ove leadership in the goal-getting de

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‘How They Stand ,

National League

L D F A Pts Toronto .. 6 1 62 41 29 Detroit 6 5 4'1 41 23 Bostcn 7 4 69 50 20 Chicago .. 9 4 45 51 l8 Ranger; . . 9 3 41 42 17 Canadians . 9 2 42 48 16 iAmericans 11 5 as as 1s

Game cancelled At Forum

An exhibition ccmmrrcial hockey game scheduled to be played here tonight. was conccilcd because the Summevside team which. was slated tn play had had no chance to practice, it was announced. Lack of suitable ice "it the western cap- ital recent] was said to have in- terfered wlh the team's workouts.

The game was to have been be- tween Sugnmerside and a. team from Hoimahfls at Charlottetown,

Pearson goes To Reds for Rookie and cash

NEW YORK, Dec. '30-(AP)— The rebuilding of New Yuk Yank- ees brzught about the sale of Pitcher Monte Pearson to Cincin- uatlhcds today for cash and a rcckie ball player.

The amount was not announced, but was estimated at $20,000. addition the Reds gave up third baseman Don Lang, who played for Indianapolis last season and who is expected to perform for one of the Yankee farms in 194-1. Pearson was the th-zrd member of the Yankees four-times world championship combtnaticn to leave the club since the close of the 1940 campaign. Previously outfielder Jake Powell had been sold to San Francisco and reserve catcher Amdt Jorgens given his voluntary retire- ment to enter business.

The 31-year-old righthander from California was (he of the illars that collapsed under the anks lest summer, losing his effectiveness because of an injured shoulder. He had a. record of seven victor-lea and six defeats in 16 games. but. did not win a contest aftcr Jul 15 and had to leave the club be ore season closed for treatment at Baltimore hnspltel.

Fancy Skaters In workout

A group of 14 fancy skaters took to the tce in their initial workout of the season at, the Fri-urn last evenlni. Some very good figure skating was shown y a number of those prmnt. and greet. promise for a, banner season was alven duo'- lnfi the practice.

lthough turning out for the first time. the student-s of he fancy sketiplg game gave instructor Wally Scan ebury plenty of reason for pgtlmlun as they went. through

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majority of thq class reporttn the first. time was com {guns women. It is expec

e number cf skaters will be tn- semon. Practice nights are Mon- day and Wednesdays of each week with the exception of this week when e workout. will be hcld on Thursday.

Fens who sot in on the exhibition of fancy skating staged

ductton. Production was “tan led up" when Lord Boeverbrook ook over his duties. but. he soon had

think! movfnlz. “He ts a ve fer-st hted. man." Sir Hugh nal "He lies avoided

bottlenecks 1n production. If he flnde a part te helm: made only in

one factory he nets twoor three othdntliifllls"

_ _ e Forum near the clzee cf last sea- laon will remembn ‘the iocll ycun men and women icutllng fanc it lice surface. big r of e

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Cowley remained in the scoring last; week, o!- night, scoring two goals to run his pzfnt-totel no 2'! on nine goals and 18 assists. App}; picked up two goals and two e possesion on nine goals and 12 esssts, while Bryan Hextali of New York R8115-

Eddle Wtseman of Boston and Phil Watson of Rangers held fourth one m:re than Toronto's Gordie Dril-

n. Hextall added three goals tn his partment with 13, two more Winn the _Cowley went through the week Shorts subjects with "Public Deb ivlthwl- on asslswe-n unusual oc-

Mischa Aucr j No. 1" include "Evergreen Empire." vllffjfllce for him—-but remained on 1 a Magic Carpet oi Moviestone, “Isles .top m that section with 18. Watson

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Elites 0n the large ndlcatlcrls point to a and better rhcw o1. the end present season ea the errata l

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Davis goes To Pictou

No argument Over fine

l Says Calder

MONTREAL, Dec. 30—(OP)— Frank Calder. President of the Ne- ttona] l-Lckey League, said today that Conny Smythe, Manager of Torznlo Leafs, was eutmnatlcaly fined $100 when he stepped on the ice at New Ycrk last night. durtn n game against Rangsrs, and time lhcre could be “no argument" a- bcut 11. _

"The fine is automatic and man- datory." said Calder. who was in New Ylzrk for the game.

(Smyt-he, learning of the fine from a reporter after the game which {leafs dropped 3-2, said ,'I want pay. I don't care what they do and you can tell that to anyone you want 10.")

The fine came about. when Smyltie stepped on the ice to et- tract the s attentlrn of Referee Mickey Ion after Walter Stenow- ski, Leaf defenceman, received two minor penalties at. the saane time aftre a tangle with Phil Watson of Rangers.

REMEMBER WHEN

(By The Canadian Prue)

Georges Vezina. one of hockey’: greatest goalk s. played his first professicna game - with Montreal Canadians — 30 years ego today. His valedlctory was Nov. 38 1925, when illness forced him to quit. after playing one period at Montreal against Pittsburgh. He died In his home town, Chiooutlsni, Que. March 28, 1926.

Hockey In Bedeque Rink

The Freetown Hockey teem crossed sticks with New Annen

111 Stars Friday evening in the first

game of hockey to be played in Bcdeque Rink this seatm and tied them with the score 3-3.

Both teams had several new players in their lineups tn order to pay up for those who have gone to serve their King and coun- try. However, m3 hope to carry. on with the ad tlon of rookies and some veterans of old hockey

wars. The game we: well contested and proved satisfying to the large crowd present. SUMMARY 1st Period No score. 2nd Period 1-New Annen-lirancls McKay. fldFreetown-W. Simmons (H. Nuclear-lane). Zl-New Annon-Jebez Mills. 8rd Period

f-iflreeloun-Lee Taylor (Claw). B-Freetuvm-Ice ‘roylor (Sh-n-

mone, Glow). tk-New Amen-Francis McKay. Lineups: - New Annen-Goal, J. scott: Dc. fence. H088. McKay. Montgomery;

Forwards. Mills, R. , Tu 1m, nke. Bchuniiycixifir p ll-

“ikmlfi —Gol w t...» e wn o. . C Defence. Glow. MecFarlene, mo; tart. Forwards. Bradshaw, 31m- mons. Taylor, Driunmond. Deacon, Stetson.

d Referees: ‘f’. Aheern and J. bon-

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British Bombers Pound tlaples

LONDON. Dec. 30-(CP)—'I‘he Air Ministry news service announ- ced tonight that R0 of Air IPorce btlwnrrbers attacked epics Bundoy n g

Quoting the middle eoet air com- mand, it said a two-wove btteck scored direct on cue houses and jeltles and set n fire near a customs letty. but’ that weather conditions were so poor the pilots could not judge the full effect. of the blue. All plane: re- turned £111.

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The F O R U M TU MIDNIGHT - 11.30 D-m. - 1.30 a.m.

BRING BELLS, BATTLES» TIN HORNS AND THE KATE ‘f SPIRIT OF FUN TO MAKE A JOLLY WELCOME

NEW YEAR’S DAY_2 SESSION-S - 3-5 and 8-10

MAKE HEALTHFUL PLEASURE THE NEW YEAR _ HAPPY FRIENDS, GOOD MUSIC, FINE ICE COMBINE T0 MAKE THE FORUM THE HAPPY HUNTING GROUNDS

JOIN THE HAPPY HUNDREDS.

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0hil1lren's Skate This Afternoon ' TONIGHT

MONSTER MIDNIGHT SKATE

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New Year's At the Forum

The stage is ell set at the Char- lottetown Forum for a bang-up New Year's program of skating. Manager C. F. Archer has an- nounced that a big midnight skate will be held tonight starting at 11.80 and lasting for two hours. Young people will be there tn hundreds to skate the Old Year out and the New Year tn.

No pains have been spared by the management to see that a per- fect sheet of ice ls available and customers are assured of a lib sur- face for pleasant; gliding. e spir- it. of the New Year will pervade the atmosphere as skaters, prepar- ing for the advent of 1941. bring bells, rattles. horns and other noise making devices with them. Young 1941 will be given e royal welcome by the merry of young peo- ple and every skating enthusiast 1n the city is Invited to be pres- ent to enjoy and participate in the