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T. E. IIIGKEY

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q]. additiglilis H0

made tn tho Post 0mm 5;, B.

or the bridal chorus nil hn M. McKenna I

th many beaut

Also a consid.

loath At S'sidc Yesterday 0f lliss F. ll. llunt‘ g

m death occurred yesterday, at m, prince county Hospital, of m“ Flora Helen Hunt, after only’ g few days illness.

Miss nllllt was the daughter o! m; lttc Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hunt of sumlnerside. and resided with hcr two sisters Miss Mary F. Hunt and Mkl. R. T. Mussel: in Granville 5t- cmbers o! the family I"

sfper, Miss and Mrs- a}. M. Mal- ant, nieces, of Charlottetown, and four nephews. Mr. R. H. Hogan 0i the Bank of Manhattan, New York, Captain J. n. H885“ of Oti- uva, Mr. L A. Hogan of Port Ar- thur and Mafcr W. B. Hunt s91’-

use.

The death of Miss Hunt was a st shock to the members oi he!‘ friends and

Iorkel‘ in st. Mary's congregation-l in every civic and social underta-k- l lag the was always ready , part and not only was she held in. deep affection by her personal | friends. but will be remembered by l many others in all walks of life‘ for l her kindly and sl disposition. Hel- desth will mean s great loss ‘not only to her family circle and her large number cf friends Ind l acquaintances. but to the Anglican church and the community as well.

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Bowling

course-r calla nowurro

High Single. I lflnbllfflb 238. Tigh Total, H. PQNII 3'17.

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h. uarrsway 100 l1‘! It Curls m 100 2'13 lltzrlderud 135 no 255 Staddon 12'! 118 285 lLKls-ser so 00 L65 Game ‘Iictall N0 5001004 lllPll B. Daley w: 1st sol H. Peters m 19s s11 I. llllblll‘. 118 3303M J. arlcwn its 1M 31a J. 40 09 145 Gerrle ‘lictlll 060 8201480 031M ONES: hwm" ill ‘ll "l2 I- ms 0- m 1B4 ice I-J 121 141 M JchnDoe ‘l6 ‘l6 e ‘Ihtlll D10 4011087 GIIMLINB! I Hlictt l0l 120 30 ltBrcadloot 117 I44 M1 s‘ houlton 180 120 I5 -Bing f! 0'1 P-Ncttcrfield ‘l0 112 10R 91m Totals losl

National Fills Board

nu: comm srovnls movslsrssn lit-m Ammo. Monday s a. a P-M- Mary; ‘Ileedn PM. lam: ‘t’ ' I tr.- rreelewa.“ g‘ a E s l-IMI

Prior to Jvinilik the-RCA}. last flummerside LAC. Gallant was em- Dloycd at Foley's Drug Store.

old Marine. Burns _ in the Prince Colin serious injuries. fo

“ §§§t%s muffin intgltft u. t . Q 0 v ed truck she recleTvsd a

a mo fracture dition ‘

New Compulsory m, Labor Transfer. -0rdcr Issued-z).

Exlcns‘ mcnt transfer regulations was

not yetresched their 41st birthday

todoher-With in

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—CBILD Ifllllgb-Tcn - year’; Bummerllide

tiyollospitsl with

ofthc 'lvl ' - amlffifiif-ldllfii‘

UHAWA, Nov. i5 - u: P) — of compu y employ-

nounced today by labor Minis Mitchell. bringing within the trans- fer provisions male employees from I6 to 40 years of age inclusive of_ insurance, credit, investment and trust companies. rcalestate firms,

other occupations.

The new order —.the seventh ap- plying to compulsory u is effective Dec. l. Male employees] both married and single, who have reached it years of-sgrbut have

and who are employed in the work specified may not continue in their present occup -without spec- igérlvltil mission of National Selective

ce.

The order applies io men engag- ed in all types of insurance work, short term credit companies, in- vestment and trust companies, resi- estatc, travel agencies. hotels (withi the exception of certain highly-‘ skilled occupations), the rnsnufsc-i ture of millinery, ernbrolderics and, commercial uniforms, and

bile ' ' of chartered banks are not effec .

Youths reaching l0 after today

“This Land ls Mine" Challenges Emotions

Is Mine" ls laid in a little railway

Obe (the txact country is deliber- ately not identified) lust as Nazi troops arrive to take over the urea.

licai; some of thtm "eagerly "col- gn- l laborate." others remain aloof still m- ‘ others plot secretly against the ln- qéleders. The Nazi commander Von

lflhl’ cost. for that is his duty. but

travel agencies, hotels and severalwmping th

Drisal and bloodshed.

of it soldiers are slain Von Keller rc-

Tuesday At 3.30

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The vivid action of "This Land town somewhere in occupied Eur-

Thc reaction of the townsfolk is typ-

ler, is suave. srmnathctic. com- Dl‘ ending, cooly determined to keep thing orderly and quiet at

at there will be no dis- urbance. for that will lead to ra-

Despite the collaborationists. the underground movement grows. The school trtacher Lory, played Charles Laughton. knows nothing

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, but his scheming old mother does. and when a couple of Nazi

g ed for and the rest he himself de-

ligpred in company with the accus-

Q .

The witnes then described the in ‘im with

l the deliveries. In some case a truck

of R.T. Holman was loaned by and

left by Ho1man's garage till dark

when it was arranged ho would

meet the accumcl. One delivery was

made to a place in Cape Traverse‘ known as I-lowatt place. On ap-

proaching the place he was ih-

structed by accused to turn the

truck lights out They unloaded the

truck and returned. witness saw Harry Walsh there. Three other delivcrics were made to places west of Wellington. Twice to one place and once to another. Each tlnllle the lights would be turned out on approaching and turned on again after having.

The deliveries were made under similar circumstances to the first delivery in company with the ac- cusrcl. At. these places the witness sgwlshlierrlie Grady and Harry

police to places that looked like zhe places he delivered moiass-.s. Witness e20 delivered two loads rat‘ molasses to 19d Laugilrls in shir- brooke on instructions of accused. Withtss also testified that in Jan- uary, i942, he delivered 21 barrels of molasses for John (Holman) Gallant to a place called Max's coal shed to the rear of B. I. Rav- rler's building. Witness said on only one trip did he deliver yeast. Wit- ness said that some of tllc molasses that was left on I-lclmanb ware- house piatform was called for by Paul Perry.

Cross examined by Mr. Noonan

luctantly is forced to act. Among the hostages he takes is the teach- er. and to save her son's life the

amber barns °n° ‘i! m“ Ymmg i when it was delivered. Witness said

triots, The consequencss of her act re-

mwselessw ‘nvmves “hem “mimg i son to the store for molasses and

them Miss O'Hara, and result in

horlys ltffQiihllllt/lh: murder charge. ' ed w m “n inch“ °“de5""p1onc orders and C.0.D. deliver- 3g“? wegélsmnfjgw gliégxgealtifii ' iris of yeast to her. Witness admit-- nub“ h: sheds his “nudity and ‘ ted that the only book records he lishrrlents painlarilyangaired in the] aware of what his fate m o m, . .

well will be. to his startled fellow-

| citizens an inspired message of re- sistance against those who have

taken their country.

come under the scope of the ordelgwomgn May Become

immediately on ‘attaining that, llge.

Men affected by the order must "Nit by Dec. 1 to the nearest em loymeht. and Selective Service offce when, said Arthur Mac- Namara. director of National 5e1- cctive service, they will be dealt s. "reasonably expeditious manner." Men living loo fer sway from an employment office to make a personal visit should apply

in writing.

Post» War, Program To It ‘Announced By. Prllns ._,l'llngistsr.

QUEBEC.

war program work for ev- eryone would be announced ‘fwitb- in s. few days” by Irina-Minister Mackmlis King ' st. 14mm ssid

sddrcsse political rally

when he He hinted the program might con- tain family allowances and u. big bub works ~ to dc

Nov. -15— (CPL-A post-

Snow Removers Soon

TRENTON, N.J.. NOV. l5—(AP)

dWomen may soon invade another field because of the war-that of removing snow from the highways. The members of the “weaker” sex

State volun- com-

were asked wdliy by the Highway department to tear for duty durinB the ing winter.

_________._ PREPARE FOB. INVASION

LONDON. Nov. l&—(CP)—The London transportation company's driving instructors-the men who teach the men who drive London's big buses- are teaching British and Canadian “era to drivc trucks in preparation for the inva- slcn of western lhlrooe.

____________ NEAR. 2.000 MARK

licstions in Canada.

in s victory Loon Camlllisfl-

lic plan. ' hat it was possible for destruction dllrinl the warfheutd will be equally possible for racon- struction and rehabilitation in time of peace."

He added the federal. government

qntbarked on e am "certain to satisfy all reasons _ci "- wss now engage-d. with pro government seals , in sninvan‘ rot allurgentpu pmiccts. ready

the end of-the . He indicated the pron-am would see a0 Iran

aid" of van ca wh e ere wassn amp gallant. Another hint as the form of the walrus was tn his remarks that a rssktfor who administer . new

might be allowances for the heads ofmarlc

flmiliu paid tribute to government anti-inflation measures and the post-war problems new must

flcised - the G.

speeches ‘ the

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heed. - Mr. 8t. hurerlt . CJ‘; party ‘WWI’!!!

- nessel cellar. Witness him

‘witness said with refcrchce to the rest of the molasses that was left on piatlorm he was not present

‘that Mrs. Joshua Gallant would have the privilege of sending her

‘taking delivery filly W85’ Silt: want- He said he had records of

had showed the sales to be made to Mrs. Joshua Gallant. Witness isaid his superiors knew of these salts and transactions. On further questioning he said the heads of the firm inclu the president knew of them. Witness said he couldn't lead the police to the places up west he had delivered molasses to but that they took him there and they looked like the same places after the police suggested they were. omas V. Chappel, lives at Sherbrooke, miles from Summcrsldc. knows the accused. l-lad transactions with mm in i941. Witness met the accused in Surnmerslde and accused asked bun if he could put mash in wit- "a

sworn. t four

Wit- taken cellar .

accused would pay ncse said that the out and Pi"- i He was not there at the ,when he came home the stuff w in his cellar. It included three . ull pun- chcons about 25 or 30 full barrels buckets, a stove, yeast cakes. Wit-

stuff was n hi

ness said when he came home John _

Grady and Fitzgerald and a Walsh fellow were there. There was also. an oil stove with three burners. They heated some water. nflxcd

e water, yeast and molasses and

---— i-h There are more than 1,800 pub- ‘put the mixture in the empty bar-

Standing In Prince Victory Loan

Ipllowing are the unofficial totals of each district in Prince CouniYi

ollyeauve Total 1t

31.050 1523i

i‘ §is"'?‘l*l'll 028%’ omo m a 3. Albfliflll 34.000 (5-§0 131 j 4, gum-y 55,000 GLHO U3 m l. B!“ 10,000 10.560 1M 70 d. who Valley 39.000 "-799 "A z

q_ my, 1g .000 18,100 100 s. weuingtcn 18.000 96/150 l“ % l. Mlwdildhe 4.000 8.500 313 7v 10. mrmmcrside 550.000 500.750 Nil-Wit 11. Konsingtcn 70.000 03.050 90 ‘la 11. Malpeque 00.000 19-050 9° ‘* ll. naswwll 00.000 40M i" ii u. nsdoqus 28.000 91-000 ‘i9 1i 1D. Kllikilfl 15.000 1W0 H) fi ld- Cape Traverse 16.000 11-500 00 11 1'1. Borden 3.000 13-059 l” '5 n‘ Anuny 113K» 19,450 11'! % , Tryqn 24.000 zctoo m at U. G. R. S- N0 l 75.000 175-3“) 233 % ll. N0. l0 B. & G. 30.000 35.950 in % st m» 50.000 10.0w so u. Lil-SM -—S.

by ill members and u ‘m’ w” "fir? ~33‘ bo t b ~rc o - adv. :fllam' fiflllstltutlea." SICOND INyINTION

Parchment jw-sri-nvenilcd about 190 no. -

Too Late-To Glesill? IOI. sue. Normal or smvllt female pllps-"Awlv 0w Kenn“?

winsloe. telephone 1509-1111404,

ANTED 100 PLYMOUTH-ROCK well grown and

i» 1a . Apply HJ. Kennedy _ “first”: 1' echene 501-5-

illiiln W. Gillie-I ll-la A : _ _____

=INDINW

Double-Action Way To llelp Relieve

BBUNBHITI§

DDIIGIIS s SDIEIESS ' DOIIGESTIDI ~

Getriebtsitsr bralldllaalllls- hltqthelmdimflqt etra||h shawl?! ‘hi. cm- icitnwaythntisso "' m u‘ ' qum. Put n good e ful of‘ Vlcke AtbedtirrlerubVlchVepoRubcl-s Va ub into n bowl throat, chest and beck. of illns water. .1. It: Moe-vapor breathe in the steaming v' Ivor co bring vlponfor lntefewmln- yousddedccrnfortwhlie - utes. W1 each breath you sleep.

Three or four limes he got mol- asses off the platform behind hul-

checked the speedometer and the truck had gone about 30 miles. Wil- ness said he does not know who, took the truck. Accused gave him, $4 each equipment that was in his cellar was taken away from his house

oclock in the evening by the mreel men. Witness does not know wh drove the truck.

the witness said the whole situation is a little hazy. He was drinking a little arourlu this time. Witness ad- mitted he may have been mistaken about seeing John (Huillldll) Gal- , lant in the car. He is not too sure it

was the acccsedthat paid him the $50. Witness King 0f the R..C M.P saw him at his place at the police barracks and at the Queen Hotel. Witness a , holding a mattcr over his head w In fall of 1942 he accompanied get him to give evlflelwe-

P J. Hughes, KC. and R.S ton. For the CEIGHCC, J.J. awn KC , Watson MacNallght, K. 0.. and W. Henry Noonarl.—S

llog Prices Move Upward

though Great Britain does not begin until December 1) caused a 50 cents P" hurldredweight increase price farmer; in the Province, and 1n the Mllrltlmes generally, are re- ceiving for

Marketing Board. about cancels the drop in

hogs for the domestic trade, which became effective about

w Q

prices, coupled with the 25 per bushel bonus on feed announced over the week-end, will do much to halt a tendency on the part of producers to cut down their hog production. In the two weeks there has been a noticeable move, Mr- Gillies said. for farmers w dispose of breeding stock

the number of pounds of Canada has guaranteed to Britain ln the next two years is s reduct-l loh from the amount guaranteed in

gercnt country."

The newspaper said the Wii-h‘ flrawal was accomplished by m” new Pu pct Government Wii the Na: s‘ consent under crecs Heacrlbcd thus:-

l. The dei-Vlroning of 1131i"! King Victor Emmanuel as Em- per-or.

2. The repeal of claration under which bani: entered the eflnililtt “- i:llil§l all countries at war "m!

a . ° Tlylt newspaper. whose rc-

rt remained still to he tried or authenticity. said the de- creee were issued after iii! deposition of Benito M05505!“ as Premier.

Gen. Gatroux Reaches Lebanon

' would be gone. Once h! e-

time, Witness saic. the‘ the w" 4i.