| in; on those days

red Kelly. summers .___.

h

m‘ md M“ ‘halftime in Kan- tiils month, Mrs. Sheen as olleCélVlllg treatment at the

no, General Hospital it" i“

lloylri is

oi A- tli of JatiuaYy- v

Principal's Department Mal

0'

.... Wallace; S. l.» IX——i Wesley Hardy;

__ B rho : 2. §,°,,,Y,§I3_‘R§§§“§ai§igh:rl. rfered in two 1940 Department:

rs

(trade fV-l k Wallace equal; an, Yvonne Murphy iMarchbank. (trade III-i. Heroic‘ Sound ‘tummy Barbour; a. Marv Gavin. (trade II -l. Brian Lewis; Alva

duff equal: 2. Helen Doilcettet , Lottie Aliearn. (trade I (a) —l Joan Leiws: 2. rich Smith; 3 Joan Currie. Grader (h) -l. Donnie sherry: Kenneth Milmsn; 3 Helcn Mill- n

itcpcrt i0 Grade X. Grade vii

liost stars in

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' Admission it “cents. i Tenders wul he re-

‘Kf,"i§“e'<:rena

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d to assis '°‘““'§f’§.ee decided

two months.

psmrolv ialGii scnooi. .___._ the standing oi’ Pu-

rton High

up X--l . Eva

rade VI-l Verna Etatilafldi 3-

h a ed‘: ma: ioir l‘ “mu Margtate waaes'

community last l

large crowd attended and I 5‘ were drawn up for the .. of ration boo

Margaret Hardy-r in North Africa Dec. 8 ie the

Ann b! - a, Winnie Wint- While here all the vessels will he

1mm. ante

further notice.

‘r308. “T”, title business management and su- 00L u a DA Miller. pastor and ma; Mgr-i, Mm. F“ wishful to send for ureifhlation 05211:“. °' m’ tflluwm?,lf,‘ij _ w.“ 199118111. Downw- uozesscd their! mmhum books No. 2 can do so with Clifford ness management of the Depart- °' " “ ‘ when ' h .. "m P" °°“"°““°““ d Maihlewn- 91d ration books should merit of Health and Welfare. 6'?‘ 3""!!! Was aruaonrided yea- “t mam" 09mm“ by '

2. Thai provision be made for - ciil- DIWIMI was officer 5m“? °1 Th‘ Km" mumm-

distri-

Néi, 2. A num-

int-he d18-

tn make a A t have the 10h oomPlQi-Bii l! 35,003. o 5° the public Of that to call at m either Friday.-

d , Feb. 1a m . ‘ jfiulmfi 023th from l0 am.

are anxious and eager m

and volun- l

5mm m‘ at least seven the French naval units now

western hemisphere.

the cruiser been immobilized at

e Jeanne D'Arc, also

School for

lett; 1 lterms of the agreement.

the French and

overhauled and refitted.

with British planes and

t .- VII-l. Martin Bandier: 2. Builder‘: a‘ Chm! cams- {Agifitlpoviilafll-y orldlnhofvf till-fibre

-—WANTED ' A' second-hand m”. 2-10-21 Wilt/E!‘ lii 800d condition at. modes. i»! price. Phone Z57 Bummer‘ ,

—~BEDIQUI RINK. match advertised refuel-vigil? Feb. l6, has been cancelled until

in his hands by Feb. 19

(Continued from pagg 1)

Crossed With Montttllm

Arrival of these units brings to number oi

The aircraft carrier Bearn and Eimlle Bel-tin Martinique ‘in the French West Indies since May, i942, along with some small-

r naval vessels. and the cruiser demilitarirod, is at the nearby island of Guade- o

upe- The crossings yvere made ulider

case of the Richelieu damage suf- ‘m? P911"! ShOiTl-V 095i!" Pearl 5'41‘- fights at Dakar

will be re aired. A new liull sec-

l-IO-L

2-15-21 5

2-18-21.

._' ' "m": g ; lll M! hlltil "

fight .. JACK CARSON féiORG! IOIIAS ' Directed by Lloyd Bacon aqua i..." m. b. lvrea a..." and a. a. oes- l sea-noun Dialagee by lama Macaulay A Warner Isak Vital National PirNaI

in the

have

“Wings For The _Eagle” Powerful StoryAAt Capitol

enacted between Allies.

—'I\ie film is set in the vast Lockheed Aviation Plant during

In the

bor and the hectic days that fol- lowed the infamous attack. uorkv Jones, played by Dennis Morgan, a cocky young fel.ow, gets a pp at be in "es-

w a rsh ips

a Lockheed, primarily to

iogiftiot llisgie ggusedhby ‘a tlorpedg sentiai defense work" and» to escape

r - th . " ' c" Wallace; a" “ances ‘Mo-l groigcliel- shaft. m a e8 an plelysglraby ill? llqixlgilllil-jiiblgrggflgdgllillllfe: ‘S011, is studying to get all engineer- Pflwflllil shit) ling job at the plant. He is married

utf rade V-l Ferne Wilkie; 2., er MacDonald; 3. Harriet Mur-

' Wallace's Department:

STANCHEL scnooi

l' the month of January. Frizz;

—l, Waiter Lord. Grade vli.-i. Shirley Machean; Juanita Maclg

(trade v. sr.-., Lillian MacLean. Grade V. Jr. -i a Keating

—1. Allison

BIL

1, I008

'~= es. Alberto Todd. liiahest average-Iona Keating. Junior Grades —

To _ (Patriot please copy.)

25 Laborers fo r Water and Sewerage at once. . A Poly Employ- ment and Selective ; Sarvice Office, Sum- mereide.

AT STUD

8 WHITE MARKED SILVER MALES

ALL TOPS of 3 years production

iiifculoilvo Platinum

vers and frosted type marked silvers

3 - First prize

d: 1 - 4th and a

“l”. n01 shown

l-- W. IIAIBUCK | Sumriieraide, p.m.

i,

3, Joyce Maclean. Grade IV. Sr.—l, Harold Coakes; I

l When this damage is

etiuali fi-lfeet from stern to stern. have eight 15-inch guns,

an armored deck strong

t above a magazine. will be 32 knots.

stoYe quiet

without excitement but 'iifth a. radio message

scurrying Submarines it said, tic ambush.

ihe danger spot without with the enemy.

Keating; 2. 5mm‘ smk“

Measuring 815

ers: planes. 22-inch armor plating and

already to haveiwithsktlxaiaddia u- Rm! m" h“ by l 16' “ch S e1 rec when Pearl Harbor is bombed and

The trip to America began Jan] starts. The first four days were

off on a new apparently Cadet. were awaiting us in a mid-Atlan- Aitel- careful man- oeuvring for 36 hours we

x ‘t0 Roma (Ann Sheridan‘; part), an "DB "Cl- extremely good-looking girl. whose

sh ill b lw k th Allies b_ giv- Mflry Mammnnk, l mg {them léneagl m: most V beauty is only too well appreciated 2 NOcllB Cal- vessels afloat.

Power! by Corky. | At the factory is a fine ' old

ill . sgvgal felow, Jake Hanso, player. {by

George Tobias, iiliose whole Lie,

“mug,” Corky’s attitude toward the army.

the United states enters the war.

One day Jake receives a mes- sage telling that his srm has neen killed in action. He thinks Corky a quitter, because he hasn't shown on the up for the past few days. but quick- sent us ly changes his mind when Cor-Ry

course. appears in the uniform of a Flying

passed ‘ ‘“““‘ tiB University ,_= President Heads

Feb.

Shells MacLesn The storm struck on

Grade IV. Jr-l, Violet Aiksn. rolling the crippled ship so _

Grade IL- Edna. Todd. strongly that timbers were placed

Grade I. , Vernon Macbean. l against the temporary 800M011 °i

Glade I, B-l, Alberta Todd. her hull to prevent ts buckling

eWhite, equal. inward Waves crashing over the , _____

Grade LC-i. Rome, MacLean. bow dam d the iorecastle and OTTAWA_ Fen 15 _,CP,__ Dn Perfect attendance - Harold the genera banging around cairs- Nommn MacKenzie’ 49_yea,._°,d

0d Oiliel‘ harm bu‘ Sh“ Pmved 5”‘ president of the University of New

worthy enough to absorb ishment for the 24

officers were ready and ious for action on

tions all the time. safe arrival they received

French naval mission to ted States. who came fore she docked. He told that thanks to their

does the utmost

Deramond

which all "

"Germany certainly is pYBB-‘ltd T10 in a harbor

fitted in I

The y meetin- ahaw W. I. met at the president Mrs. George sided and o

the Ode an res nded to

to meet afternoon. Two

‘iours of 8010- The Richelieu! 1.400 crew and

m‘ Wgggafi; lstion Board,

°l them remaining finbfighgffi, ‘ed because of ill health.

“skill and de- sioner votion_ the Richelieu succeeded in Imanager of W.I.B. recently. accomplishing a difficult crossing

e tripfin Allied victory" obeer

complete safety. _________. DONSIIAW W. I.

a questionnaires one

m“ mm‘ Brunswick and an authority on International Law, has become chairman of the Wartime Inform- auweedihg Charles

Vining of Montreal who has resign-

the p8,, l This shift in the presiding officer of the Board was announced by

i »gdnfll congratulations of Admiral, | _ ‘q u, Prime Minister Mackenzie King. -R°Y"‘°““ i‘ “mmi “Eéhflgnrf The operational direction oi the

d be. Board wiil continue to be John

aboar the group Grlerson, government film commis-

wtio was appointed general

_ (In Fredericton, Dr. MacKenzie honor to said his duties a; W.I.B. chairmen will be of a part-time nature, end

termed ":10 that he will continue as President

8i of the University of New Bruns- ili‘ 11'4"" wick, maintaining his residence in

learn we have arrived Hedeflcwm) where we can be re-

_._?___._.___ " mama-v scnooi.

The following is the lionoi- Roll of Derniey School for the month of‘

smash: S. Heston. In the absence of the Carson pre- réergegnamzilvjztgt “ft-ti: Grade rx-i, Robert Croaier. Malia ‘t2! ‘f:‘11:at'r1:c‘et.' d v11 g 1 1 ll ° ' G -—l, M Ii Oh mi? Uni i were then read. The Sick and z, Hglaechampion: a.“ e a 535ml committees brought in their m ports. The Secretary was asked i0

Mad-cod for h" 8i" Miriam Hickey: a. will

SENIOR DEPARTMENT

Grade trifle-i, Minnie Roach; l, Theo. Crorer: s. Ellwood Crozier.

Gerald Hickey. Gr e VI.—1. Violet Thomson: 2, Audrey Connick: 3 Clair Crozier. Grade V.—l, Virjene Crozier: 2. Cousins equal.

crazier-Principal. PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

Grade IV.—1, Mary cousins; 2, Marlon MacKay; a. Goldie Connick.,

M . ggyggialnfilg"; ,§g:.',§°§g{,,,,,{,i Grade m-i, Muriel champion;- l“ Oonvmm. Mm 5h“ w”, flil- 2. Edith Cousirw S. Carl Crozier. I I _ ed,“ m, m,” m,“ n n, moved Grade n.-i. Norma Rose Croaiar; Illl e81 flnllrl- Bibwlrt and monqgqnby lzénlltte Mountain; s, Ruth Champ- “m W“ m" ‘ “i? ‘I? drsde r. sr.-1. Irene Moimtaiml

. It was also vo

' LUOAN. BIN.

the tillage was woe

' . to my“, be “m mlgyfih... g h?‘ - 2, Freda Champion; it, Carl Champ-l

the members after which meeting IONDON - (C?) — adjourned

___.__._____-_.__ IIIISII IARMIII "NED

- - A. f-lyneatovsn farmer wayrfined the ritorlal Officers. equivalen‘ of $32 tor farming such an incompetent manner that like and are suppom

FOR STUD tin d c d box soeiaibe held ion- FIJES 8i °“ ° “n” o d I.J.—-l hirl Ch PARTICULARS: ‘Porrilirrhillrl. lllttinmiiétie‘? r313 $35 all. lira-l- 1iill--'l§~=h5§'”°n'l ______..___. $.11"? glblfrneliedn infant-lid. creams s- "r- s- write by the hostess assisted by some oi mow

play only on girls training to be Auxiliary ‘Iter- Their quarters and apart-a

"in are generally bare n- sed ‘tlol be an

Dr. W. A. MoIn datiosi who conductod the survey uest of the Nova Sootts a report embodied these ro- aomrnendations:

l. That the superintendent of health. whose duties embrace both

e. the rec saith

ti...

111g fZli.-'\_i‘_f_l.i_l_l"l‘l:.i\ rtN GUARDIAN

Spread 0f Disease Grows In Halifax

a trained field director of oom- municable diseases control and rained social hygiene worker, end that consideration be urging the oi

pita].

additional

sity public health clinic 6.

That a. trained ‘sanitation engineer be employed as sanitary sanitary

director and the city's laws be revised.

‘l. That a public health operat-

ing manual be prepared.

B. That, a c0ordinating commit- tee he organized. including repre- sentatives of the city, province, armed forces, federal Health De- partment and Halifax Medical So-

ciet

improved.

The investigators found standard conditions existing many respects during their vey of several months. the city's epidemiological

able . Disease Uncontrolled

In the control of venereal dis- eases, private physicians had not co-operated with the Health De- obligatory reports on all persons with vener- reports hays

e

partment by making eal diseases, "No been received from them." Foundation doctors said.

Control of these diseases is "in- the re-

port ssid, except in the case of pu-

adequstely carried out."

tients presenting themselves

rison.

fessional prostitutes," the report mod“ r H. m l f H, _ declared. “Houses of prostitution 1,110,, cg; cqnafhyeguzui,“ angry,‘ exist in Halifax. and the lower nlnlol,n\.', me Minister confirmed‘

class cafes and dance halls are

sources of amateur prostitutes."

The doctors noted an

the civilian population. Of the water situation. the

port said inha

igntial health hazard." In inspecting milk itles the doctors visited l1 city dairies and reported were found satisfactory? The Foundation doctors that among the city's 135 places, "proper the exception."

a

Chinese restaurant." The sewerage

treatment. -of

resulted in a

Some sewer outlets were exposed low tide. usin the report.

lerns. "A proportion to the exists."

Killing and dressing o! for consumption here. the re stlltLhnll done slaug r I meet. sanitary requirements.’

___________ OOAL CHEMICALS War needs

Mod the_use of co ram material.

given to an- ty's tuberculosis hos-

8. That the city employ an ex- rienced supervisor of nurses and field staff nurses with public health training transfer school nurses to the staff of the Public Health Department.

4. That a full-time qualified di-

and

y. 9. That the statistics service be sub-

is wrapped up in his work ,2}? citv clinic and inmatesof the

tv P

. "Th e d of venereal disease i‘ “d "wryihmg else dianaes in Halzifslgri? believed to be due in a large part to amateur arid pru-

urgent need for more hospital beds for

re- blted dtvellings near the water supply constitute a “po-

supply facil- 10 of the

found eating food-handling was The two cleanest establishments were a large hotel

nd "a. small hole-in-the-yyali

system, with no sewage attempted, "very highly pollut- ed" harbor and Northwest Armt.

a

1.10 g said, ia one of the cit ‘s most serious prob- arge slum area. out of size of the city.

animals

“in an old-t e house which 500s not

have greatly acceler- a.l as a chemical

Arrives Overseas

Trinity United Church

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1O

8.80 BM.- l. S. Teachers; Girls e! the Young Peoples’ Union and all others interested in Young Woman; Address by Rev. Mlle Greeley- Ilearta Hall.

Congregational Social At Trinity Gliuroh

About 8J0 members of Trinity United church enioyad a delightful W, contests and refreshments

social hall o! the church last

. J. A. MaeNak acted as chair- man in his usual capable manner. Following the program Rev. Hugh

sommanding the s, "limit! Centre Yarmouth, 11.9., pa.

"'7 well known in P. I. flpQQ- 5"! '0 lien connected ‘with fox ranching bush-mg,

Sales before the outbreak of war.

House Approves (Continued from paga 1)

wotlitis Wm be resem d“! m I The Richelieu mad t t, e books. e m°5l 01 m9 rector be put, in charge a ma- thriving °“ _ gggsglgiglonsziretgy Sig? aglillrllongliqcsr SHORT SUBJECTS terléiial, infarilt land child hyggiertrie Erie; thedtllinner recess it received Personals gfiiightgtilotil-etgnoffrtizlair thMoritlgglrlzi Tuiléolvs 730N800 9-15 gglioglbphrifélclgngg ‘lilies tlratfi- tn: Jlrairerlrlolglo the dinner recess —“ l" a‘ l‘ AFTER OON 330 nursing dental and physical edu- George Ross (Lib Cal ' t adelphia ' ' ' » ' 5”?’ Ea“) “and Mrs. Joseph Plaque . cation services of the schools be resumed d bat t), m“, youni lim- °i (émmglgttebgxl; vunwaaadllzclmtfd bylaw“ Admin“ transferred from the school to tfhe Speech whgh lladoixoxeen isiterrilptfeltl visitors to Sum l‘ u» - - y i)" A- eiiilili. Chief Public Health Department, to Der-mi; the House to deal with week-end. itajinliudreesittlziltilesnavglitmiiséon Ftgliethg, _ 5. ‘fttiat a: plan be worked out the Supplementary w,“ approx)" l l nc- I l e ai tli bll h th ' - m and Mrs. Emmett. Mo- light cruisers, La Fantusque and deelparltmgfiflsngpreviritlt/le (lricdelgine Elfin’ R oi Criéaglfiéimmd w? fadflifflglflerfigixirflivfégfi “leg facilities with the public health genexrousolzxrgtzlgrei greljlirlerfgrofn U95 r ' fin , .. . ' t- -end 8 ‘days hm arrived M Boston‘ a Summerslde facilities of the Dolhousie Univer Alberta 0,1 industry which he “id Was being “taxed out of existence"

used 50 badly." he declared. As the House opened. J. S.

cuss a matter of "urgent public tw~__

immediate discussion of the an.

the Notional War Labor Board, speaker James A. Glen

ency which would justify n. motion to adjourn the House.

llsley Elplfllllg Explaining the desired

exceeded by 88.58.000.000 as

year.

Was a surprise to me that country was capable of

be goods

rr-oduction there is."

Canada after the war, Blackrnore said the Canadian ductlori

Mr. Hanson said the country would be "a hit startled" at the size of the Figures issued by the Federal Be-

indicated that Canadians’ war af- fort in relation to the

income against 24.5 in the United States and 36.8 in Great Britain.

Mr. Hanson said he believed Canada was doing more financial- ly than any other of tha United Nations.

"Whoever says there is not eon- soription of wealth h this eounjfy by way of taxation, no in what may be the vehicle of taxa- tion, ust does not know what he is ta rig about and is rt vary loosely," he continued. wonder sometimes Just how further we can go.

OASIS HIGH UP

Mountains and place!

‘Toronto's newest Boy miniature League oi Nations, having in its l’l'i

nish, Jewish, French-Canadian,

Anglo-Saxon origin Scoutrnaster P. l". Harris is 8901i pfaaltiiiii l oi a Negro member of the Troor

I Scout Troop, the 301st. Kiwanis Troop, is a embership boys oi Fin- Russian, Ukrainian and, t the in-

Polish, Negro,

Basic Military

3°" 1°"!!! for overseas. I; i.

He vvla mlnaler of the Charlottetown It!

‘at a, time when its product‘, was 5° urgently needed. “I do not izilow of another industry that has been

30y (Ind. Gaspc) asked leave to move ndlournment of the House to dis-

variance." He said there should be

'?°"Y1i'“i=‘fli 0i a representative of the French Canadian element on

l _ ruled w: there was not that cegree of urg- They said service “is as yet inadeouately developed owing to the limited staff avail-

suppre- mentary appropriation, Mr. Ilsley said the amount already voted was $2.000.000,000. It would not be cor- rect i0 Say War estimates would be th House liad not been asked to vet: the total amount of estimates last

During the summer and {all 1g 1 was expected total war and non- wrr expenditures would be $3,900.- 00".000 but since the beginning of the present year it appeared they W Wflulri be nearer $4,500.00’) 000.

"I am not an economist. ‘our it the _ such a large exnenciture. that there wauid and services jivziihble

“It shows how productive the corin- try is. what e great capacity for

Mr. Coldwell said the Canalisn people would expect this DTOClLEIVlVE fapacity to be used for builiing and Mr. pro- csnacity possibility had been minted out by social creditors "three in i985

supplementary bill.

serve System in the United States

national income, cost 39.1 per cent of that

where green lents can be grown aailt in i-lw Hairstyles!"-

The decorations in the hall were cleverly carried out for the Val- entine season. Agetizing refresh- ments were serv by the King's Daughters during the evening.

The f program was Ii- Joyed by all:

Orchestra Selections by John. Stems’ Orchestra. l

Solo, Old River ‘Thames, O'Devon by Mr. Baird of the R.A.1".