JANUARY .9. .1242

T HE CHARLQUETOWN. GUARDIAN.

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN Eyidgngg hgard

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cflUBCIl OI‘ SCOTLAND. Ser- vice Sabbath Jan. ll, Bummer-side l1 am. and '1 pm; Wednesday Jan. H, Charlottetown 7.30 Pm. L.448.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND. Rev. ponald McDonald will conduct the service on Sabbath Jan. 11, Birch Hill ll am. and ‘l pm. Monday, Klnross 7.80 p.rn. L-446.

COLD SPALL- The temperature last evening was lower than on any day during the past three years, as a cold spell hit the province. The weather became cold Tuesday night and continued to get colder the following day and early yesterday morning.

NIGHT PAIIKING- Police are conducting a rigid checkup on mot- orists violating the bye-law re- gpecliiilg night parking. In the early hours of the morning policemen make the rounds of the my and any cars illegally parked ere "tagged." Already 51 offenders were forced to pay a fine for the offense.

COWS MAKE HIGH RECORDS LThree cows from the Bunbury Farm Herd are on the Canadian honors list for production iii 194i, la has been learned Two led their classes and another was second. The animals are owned by Mr. J. Walter Jones, MLA, The three cows, one s. three-year-old, one (our and the other five produced a. total of 2,526 pounds of butter fat. with an average tmt of 4.35 per cent, it was learned. The animals an Holstcins.

GNIL DANIH. MAUEACIIEIIN BiMEitmERED-A reception and party was given Daniel McEacWm on Tuesday. Dec. 30, 194i, at his home in New Argyle. Friends and neighbors took advan- tage of the occasion and presented him with a generous purse. Colin Campbell presided, and s very appropriate address was read by John MalcNevin. The accom- pmylng gift was presented by John MacKinn . Daniel thanked his

tlioughtflfinsss and lovely gift. Re- marks wen msds Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacNewn. s remainder of the evening was pleasantly whll. ed away games, Instrumental music, and sing song. A dainty

time With You Till We Meet Again, and the National Anthem, best wishes being extended tn Daniel for the XIQW Will‘.

AIR CADET! ENROLL — A to- enrolled in the sen- ior night o

the Charlottetown Air Cadet Unit last night st the Ar- mour-ies. ‘these boys passed their medical examinations and were measured for uniforms. About 10 were turned down by the Medical Officer while quite a numb d not have papers completed and will have to report again next ‘rucsday night for this purpose. The Honorary Medical Officer, Air cadet F0. J. P. Sweeney, assisted by Sgt. Lt. Hackney. R.C.N.V.R., examined the applicants! while doc- umentation was looked after by 1'0. H. C. Burke. Officer Command- , the other officers, who wens all uniform. Training equipment has arrived and it is expected that the course will be initiated Tuesday. All boys. 15 to i7 years of age, not members of West Kent and Queen Baum 08- det C are invited to ioin the Air Ca ets. Boys need not neces- sarily be attending school or ool- lege to be eligible. Those employed in the day can attend training which is held two evcnins! fl Wed!-

KINBMEN INSTALL OFFICERS -'II.le new slate of officers took over their duties at last night's meeting of the Kinsmen club. The new president, Ernie Lord. NEWM- od the past president's pin to the retiring president Gordon Hutch- ison. A membershib was present- ed to Jean Daley. mioouraging re- ports were presented by the various committees for i941. The treas- urers report showed the club to be in the best financial position in its

his , The treasurer reported that $300. already been sent to the Iifilkforliritsinlfimdsndsfur-

trier $100 check was then authoris- sd by the club. Fourteen families were provided with Christmas bas- kets. Andy Andrews, reported that the milk bottles placed in various stores and restaurants were yield- ing good returns and $74.42 has sl- ready been derived from this souroé- Committees for ilie vear were ali- pointed. Ike Sinclair. a charter member now with the P. E. i. High- landers in Newfoundland was present as a guest. He brought the tihanks of the Island unit for the supply of magazines which the club hkshsdsent to the men in Newfound-

PRESENTATION - On Friday evening Jan. 3rd friends and

neighbours gathered at (he homo Mir Andrew

of . and ma. lli. Dollar. Brookfieid to do honor to their son Ovid T. Dollar R.(‘-.A.M.O.. Stanley Bar-soils ‘Iiorontn, who was spend- ing two days leave st his home also his friend Kenneth Platts R.C.A.F. Sllnmeaide, who had s. short An approprate address wls fwd by Beaumont N and Aletha Macqueen inbehs f of their many friends presented Ovid with a wrist watch and a rum of mon . while Kenneth received an ldenaicstiorl Disc. Pen and Pencil set and also a purse. The boy! were completely taken by su so Ind thanked their friends for heir

kindness. For they Are Joiltymdrloioéi ,4 u, $1 so

Fellows was sun! by the s!

A delicious lunch was served by the ladies. and at a wee small hour all demons reeling they had "n" more done Ilonor to two more sal- lsnt young men who have dmed the uniform of the King It is worthy to note that Ovid had just celebrated his twentieth birthdfly Pu Ww Years (law while Kenneth

has just passed the Nineteenth mark. Personals

MYI- John L. Proctor. Risntsr Riv who was a Patient in the Ciia ottetown . ‘ l returned to Ylrr home Wednesday.

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COMING — Sh t}, Dance at the NewarDeomee Bavlviierglog with little Oscar and everything. L I12-lZ-30-4i

roucs COURT-In the Police 3W" yesterday a man charged with wife beating was given g 3g_ all’ Sllfipoilded sentence.

FLAG HALF MAST — an 1"“ Knilhts of Columbus Home t 1&1!!! at half mast out of respect £99115)’ will? 31mg‘ (vfievi ‘Clsexipih

' a n . ilB-n Wednesday morningy m

snoruna nu-rf- The Poijee recovered a bicycle off the Railway Wharf in addition to the three re- coverle: eariierh this week. This one was , 1 - the watfiflbosutilgeyeifi-‘fme been m

FIRE IN puarr -- Police receiv- ed a call from the Hygienic Service DilmD shortiv before ll o'clock yes- terday where a fue had been starl- ¢d. It was extinguished without call- ing Out the Fire Department.

WINSLOE PASTORAL Charge services Sunday Janurny 11 are as follows: Wlllsloe Norm 11 “n; Wlnsloe South 230 p.m.; Highfield '1 P-m. Rev. .1. n. Skinner, Minis-

f- 1.449.

FUNERAL TODAY - The re- "T-lli"? 0i’ Rev- Joseph Rooney, who died in the King’,- County 1.1mm] Wednesday "wmmg. were rciuov- ed from the A. A. Henuessey Fun. ""1 3°11"? yesterday afternoon to the residence of his brother, Den- nis Rooney. cherry valley‘ from where the funeral will be iiCiti this (Friday). morning at 9 a.ni. to 3i. Dunstans Basilica, Charlottetown, where Pontifical Requiem High Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. The remains will rest in the Ba. 2.30 tlvs afternoon when they Will be removed to Car- digan where Solcmu Requiem High Mass will be celebrated 0n satur-

gliy ‘MORE attic o'clock. Irlter- m W i! th C di cememy. e ar gan

Divided views 0n Imperial War Cabinet

IDNDON, Jan. a -(c1=> - The Dominions are being kept fully in- formed of the empires war effort, Floreign Secretary Eden told the House of Commons today but he said there exists some differences 0f Opinion on the question of an imperial war cablngl.

Prime Ministers Mackenzie King of Canada and Peter Fraser 0i New Zealarid have expressed themselves as satisfied with present arrange- ments. Australia, however, takes a diflfflent view, the foreign secretary as .

"This is one of the problems we have to face," he added.

The House "probably would re- member that the Canadian Prime Minister, when he was here in the slimmer, made a definite and cm. phatic speech that he was satis- fied with the situation and did mt want to change, and a rather sirni- lar statement was made later by the Prime Minister of New Zen- land." said Mr. Eden.

"I only put that to the House," he said, “not in order to say that the present system “is sacrosanct and cannot by any means be modi- fled or improved-that is not at all the government attitude and it mBy be and probably is that im- provements and modifications are possible. All I want to put to the House is that it is not a simple

013-" or merely a problem be- ween us and the Dominions col- lectively . . .

"In addressing your mind to the problem you cannot fairly divorce t. problem of responsibility o responsible ministers from a body to whom they are responsible. That is one of the difficulties of the situation. Any Dominion statesman coming over here is responsible to the Dominion Parliament just as we are responsible to the House of Commons."

YORK MISSION CIRCLE

The annual meeting of the York Dayspflng Mission Circle met at the home of Mrs. Heath Vessey on ‘Thursday evening Dec. 18f . Several members of the Pleasant Grove Minion Circle accepted our invitation to be present at this meeting and were cordially welcom-

ed our Advisory Leader, Mrs. Hes Vescy. The Prcs.. Mrs. Ollie Brown. presided and led the devotional per od. The Christmas

program as outlined In the Mis- sionary Monthly was followed. which consisted of carols. a Candle Light Service by Mrs. Allan Swan. Frances Vessev, Vems Vessy, Queenie Hudson, Mrs Peter Proud and ms. Harry Lewis. and a solo "0 Little Town of Bethlehem by Doris Taylor. The Scripture Reading. Matt: Qtl-ll was rend by Jean Gordon. ‘me singing of ford 0d ‘The Lands. closed this period. Sixteen members and eight visi- tors tor/bonded to R"ll call with s (juistsnag Quotation — The min- lites of the previous meeting were road and The Nominat- ing (jgmmi tee appointed the fol- lowing officers for the ensuing

vear: Pres. Verna Vesscy. First Vice. Pres. Mrs Ollie Brown. Second Vice Pres. Mrs. Harry

Lewis, Recording secy- Mlfi- PW" Proud. Trvs Mrs Huffy Vflev- Corresponding seer. MYS- Wfllde“ vessey (re-elcctedl: organist. Mrs- Alian Swan. Press Comm: Jerm- Qoi-don and Vivian Hnvratt. (re- electedl. Red Cross Suitiplv 50G’? Mary Gill ire-elected» The in- gLg-Ilaflon service Wis conducted by Mrs. (Rev). J A. Nicholson. The collection for the evcniniil amount- . .. . Next meeting ‘be Roll Call is to be answered with a New Year's Quotation on Resolu-

ons.

The Treasurer reported $85.82 had been raised during the year ‘The Corresponding secy. reported that 04.40 was raL-od for social purposes. The Red Cross Sunolv Secv. reported that the following work had been (‘one by the mem- bers during the year: 1 pr army oaks. ll army scarves. 9 sleeveless sweaters. l turtle-necked siren-tar. I Air Home scarves, 2 navv scarves. i pl’. half-mitts. l pr 2 way mitts.

2 prs. flying mitt. '1 pro while I . 01's. hoeiless bod melts. 2 ors. navy dimes. i don. bwhv nan- kins. 5 hrs. pr emas. 2 prs children‘: siffckirgs l cuilt (donut- vdl, l afgh- . idcmtedv Mary Gill kindly

invited the members

In King vs. Henry Chowan

All members of the Kn

Evidence was concluded in the case of the King vs Henry Chowan, Rose Valle , before l-Iis Honour, Judge C. . Duffy in the Court House yesterday. The accused was charged with retaining stolen goods in his possession.

Following the completion of evi- dcnce, the Court was adjourned un-

Funeral Notice

ighis of Columbus are rc-

quested to meet at the corner of Grafton and Hills- boro Streets at 0:40 A. M. this Friday morning, Jan- uary 9th, to attend the funeral of our late brother. Captain, Rev. Father Rooney.

By order, J. ALFRED DOYLE, Grand Knight.

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til January l2 for argument bv counsel. Four witnesses testified ior the Crown and three for the de- fence in the case which opened yes- terday afternoon.

‘The case was in connection with goods alleged to have been stolen

Trinity United Church

FRIDAY, JANUARY 9th

from the mill of Roy L. Coles. Mll- _-- _ ~ v ton- last July. A few davs later. 7J0 Sisritilclefhsperkzzk m? Cliowan was Arrested by tile R. C Mr, some", ' '

M. P., for being in possession of a set of dies and a. breast drill which Coles testified he could identify as being his property.

Witnesses Ilcard

Il.C.A.F. list 0f casualties

OTTAWA. Jun. 8 - (CPI -— One

Witnesses for the Crown were: Roy L. Colts Cpl. N. A. Shaw. Cons’. S. W. Lcard and Const. L. Strong of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and for the defence: J. E. Flood, D. h‘ luflcxmgioi‘ and Henry Clwwan" Ill'ifl wus reported killed on active

ic accuser. _.,‘ ,_ ", , a _ .

, M1,, c- ,{1"*,‘,*},‘"°Y,JgPP°-e"° p .31“ ai$.“:.'2.l.::- or ic Crown an r. swr . . ‘ , - ' O‘Donnell for the ciefeudent. m°fi..?zr§‘<1i%§fi1yaii§l§gur lirsiissliriihgsslarig

Roy L. Coles testified that a set pres , . - _ of dies and breast drill. producrd gaygfcgggfiggngifveéffigxs ixisétifi

(ltourtaubas his property. His ln- lfi s la cell s ampei on iii: stem nf ilw drill. Ho testified that they were stolen from ills mill on Monday, July 8, 1941. He had last ufcd twe ntooIsdatbQoutIVrIlO da s grelzfi vous lat a . en e r ' ivasirecovemd' it was mund that the nuqrgllferuf)? aignfxbgbnegdggd llaggzrnifif iilétiiilrllfi lggfilxédfliifig IICIgiSIig gillilg; m“ “PM” “ficiaiil 5m“ m” w" . ‘ . started. also reported three men 2111;, 3px‘ had anyone authority to Seriously m in Canada “ e em “w” Following is the casualt list. with h1g3‘? eagsmriafioxégefi gggtiggg official numbers and nextvof kin:— the tools were under a shelf in the o" pgilding, He bgllghtltilfl gies lingo» m“ years ago a a sae an a i5 , . for the set. However, it is istcd at gfigigdgn 12%,???‘ segggférd Rene $28 lil the catalogue, he added. For s", R7442“! Mrs M Imonde (mo; tile breast drill, he had Paid $3.50. fiat’, Cornwall 6m,‘ ‘ Died as a result of injuries sus- tained on active service:

Cpl. N. A. Shaw told o conduct- Saunders, Frederick James Will-

ing a search for liquor on the prem-

ises of Henry Chowan on July 10 izim, PO., M426, Mrs. F. G. Saunders (mother) Vernon. B. C.

last. In the course of his search, he Previously reported missing-now

noticed a set of dies in a burlap for official purposes presumed dead:

sack. He could not recall seeing the

breast drill. No liquor was found. 0n Benkey, Edward Roy, Sgt, B57931, lvlrs. E. E. Berkey (mother) Port

return to the barracks that evening Coquitlam, B. O.

ha learned that a set of dies anu breast drill had been stolen. Ingleb , Harry. Sgt, B71753. Mrs. H. Ingle y (mother) Moose Jaw.

Found In Cache The “WWW day- July “- “°' “£312.. Orville Insell Sgt nsiasa “mpamed by cmsiabl“ I-‘mii- Mrs. 0Y1. Platt (wlrcfnewfniasaskl Missing after air operat ons:

Strong. Hagan, also Mr. Coles, he "am Wei“ ‘i’ ‘he Chm“ ‘aim “"4 Scott, Frederick Arthur. 90.. r5225

official casualty list issued today.

Qilc man was reported killed on ilCiiVC service in Canada, one dead from injuries received on active ser- vice in Canada and one dead from natural causes

conducted search. Ln a cach at the top ofathe stairs in the hfmse Mgiintwléugersey (“mm”) Wat’ he found the dies and breast drill. ' '

Case, John Douglas, Sgt., M8187. Mrs, C. A. Case (mother) London.

t. Pick, William Rogers, Sgt, B61039,

ma“)? fixafiméxfildwigle“ ‘am £6 M15; Wm. Pick (mother) Provost. ougt e a C owarhon e ‘

second visit, that they were scarch- R$§%¥;§°&'s_ geaimlkymnolidsm “(m ing for stolen goods. m.) Puhmchy ‘sask

Constables S. W. beard and L ' ' Strong corroborated the evidence given by Cpl. Shaw. The latter adri- ed that lie had applied acid to the stem of the drill and the initials. "R..L.C." had showed up.

At the end of the Crown's case. Mr. O'Donnell objected to proceed- ing with the charge as laid. and argued that the procedure should follow Sec. 773 and 778 of the Crini- iiiril Code as the value of the goods ivns less than $25. His Honour con- tinued to hear evidence for the de- fence but reserved the point ior ar- gument.

d .rlumes Flood, first witancss fordthe ecnce, was questione regai- ng ' the yzaiucuof the sat. of In mgéiiofistfvcfllllilarmes’ 0m’ °P ‘“°“- “Y “'°“ “° w“ Lewis ‘waned Edward Las more than s15, lie testified. He had ' ' " forty ycurs of mechanical experi- 5366:5018" Mrs‘ E‘ “w!” imam”) m ‘mm Barnes Eldon Dundonald Ac

David L. MacKinnou was also ' "

asked about the worth of the tilts. M5640‘ d‘ A‘ Barnes (tithe!) Hun‘

He. was also of the opinion that the lglieen John Aél 3131286 Mrs fiiswggfil A’: ‘wgihaaiigliilinlilebl; gal A. Breen (mother) Philadelphia. frequently used dies. he also OWilCd '

Sewral "i5- scrrom. CONCERT

Accused Tami" On Christmas Etta, hwlheatley ., , ‘ -_ River School presen t er con- haicieiiigvcghgg flaw,‘ cert ‘in hall. Afterdan eggoyaple Previously he had lived on Mount DYOZIHm W115 Cfllrie Wt - N" Edward Road. A number of years arrived and distributed gifts from ago, he had worked iu North ua- the well laden tree to (lie pupils kota in an automobile factory. Also and the teacher, Jessie M. Stewart. he had worked for several years in Mrs. Theo. Sellar was organist and garages in Charlottetown. He told Mp 119x014 Chandler was chair- °I m‘? R- C- M- P~ Semcmnll m5 man. The following is the program: prenuscs for liquor on July ll). lie A Gmenug Garnet Gamesgsr; ‘. z Y .- l ‘ ‘ . u _ iflfit‘.‘°‘-‘rlié‘“iir'é‘i.ilifscit"uiéfi“fiiiif Qlrimlg °“°"“5- ° Cm“ m" back and when asked what they mémkfiffnlggcgxiugalynficnfie were arwr’ repnw mm“ “me old Chri tmas Stor I like’ Best by five thing," witness said. There was no- § Y . ' thin mentioned about stolen b°ys~ Dmwgue: Takmg "9 Census" he foam-ed ‘ Rmitrition, Wallace DeRoche. Witness Sfiidvtilc kit of tools llsd Christmas Carol. Silent Niizhtbeby been put upstairsbecuilsc it was ‘iliht boy-H wR/Pflitiiiml R9‘ dry tuerc. He lestiiieci that he had Rockliani. ROCL-IIMOII. Betty Brag- gor. possession of the tools lli Cllar- rctt; Dialogue. The _Da_v a i‘ lottctowu on satin-day night. July Christmas: Monologue. The Dev 5. He bought them from a man he an“ Christmas; Monomgue, gar. met on mm Street. he d1“ M“ not. simmer; Drill, Two Little know his name. Wlicnapprouchcd “many by two gms, witii the offer he at first said he Recmmon. Jmnny Axwmqhy. In, did not need me set out then agreed strmmntal Musk, Harold Mm, to meet the man later. The latter Donald. Remand“ Donnie Db °““""° ‘° w“ m” w” w m“ m" *1“ Roche" Recitation ‘Gertrude Bar- wnne“ told mm m“ was; ‘f,f,§,““§‘,‘ ret Monologue Cecil Eikhoud; Drill and got them for fig“ m h; ms spenmc Bee. by ten pupils- ‘°‘(’,‘§.O§§‘°“§,,},‘,‘,’,§'}§,d‘f“ wltnesgycmpin- Recitation", Arnold Mccresn: taincd hc did not know the man Clhorus. Cltristmns Iiclls: Kiwi-fl- who gOiiikfiiln lilic toglsnghvékizitltgr golf: lglitflgg. Recitat on. , ie sa . t : will‘ wnuiiere the set was because Rube: Recitation. Harold MacDon- tfci. £53m‘??? it? “m “m” m" 2i§i..°”$‘.‘$f.i.°°r'l‘il'cw“l3i3.fi“°€; Other articles ‘which were kept in sigh; puofls: ma1ugue_ A up," [q We "Owl"? illcluded: “m guns- a Santa Claus; Recitation. Stanley m“ “mi 5mm’ “mm““m°"' Til,“ MacLean; RecitatiomCharlie Riley. were some shells in the rifle. '1 ero e‘ Billy and Harvey 1n New

y Dialogu 32$“??? fbifgfiife §§§km“'£,d_s°m° York; Candle Drill by seven pupils.

Arrival of St. Nick. REPAIRS FOR WESTMINSTER

National Anthem. LONDON-(CP)-- Prime Minls- "'1' “W “m! ter Churchill may have been wrong

. NDO Jan. 'l—(CP)—.A new ivlicrl r.) said it would be impossible N‘ _ 1 l _ to restore completely the. bombed fine: Wm‘ a’ needle pound “no

h ‘ t iih it ll th airo House of Commons. Charles Mar- }§,‘§,,,,’;‘,‘,l,§,‘,‘,°u“,m ‘gt/wank $5.57,. shall, a Clicam. r irrev. hiswrlw- ield rifle, is being issued to the has dug up complete vrlslnfli drlw- British arm , it was disclosed today. lugs for architects to work from. Expgfts m; ighe b; 0mm») 1.3 1n-

WAR. WEARY ITALIANS

Two floor boards were raised and revealed a hiding place two fee. deep and four feet square. ‘There was also other goods there.

Canada Killed on active service: McLeo

Mrs HJA. Mc od

of Prince Rupert, B. C., Jan. 4.) Died of injuries sustained on act- ive service: Lowry, Edward Arthur. Lac. B86335, W. H. Lowiy, (father) The

Pas, an.

Died from natural causes:

Drury, William Henry Erskine. Flt. Lt. C1265, Mrs. W. H. E. Drury

ches shorter than use now in use -ls a better weapon for hand-to- hand fighting.

TO FORTIFY STRAITS

UENOS AIMS. Jan. 7-(AP)- Cluiean-Argentlne discussions over fortification of the Straits of Ma- gellan apparently began today in an unannounced conference hers - ween Fore Minister Enri ue ~— Ruiz Guinazu and Chilean FOR to tier home for the Jan. mcetifll- ylinlstcr Juan Rossetti. Also 9N8-