QCTOBER 14, 1940

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The Central Guardian

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That's what this slick, silk. batted sleuth thought . . . and then a killer stepped into his honeymoon heaven! A howl for every thrilli

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CONFEDERATION i. ANCE.

FLUE FlRl-I.—Flremen were called out f0r a flue fire at 259 Rich Street last evenm . The gglénded at 7.35. ere was no dam-

0N SICK List-sin. win. Mcln. £118. of the cit police force, is on| he sick list a present. Constab1e| R O. MacLean has been fiDwltfld ting sergeant during his a rice.

FUNERAL POSTPONED —. The funeral 0f the late John Byrne, ‘Bedford Station has been p051. poned until Tuesday morning at 8:30 awaiting the arrival of his son from Texas.

REV. FATHER ROONEY TRANS- FEIQREII-After 14 years as parish priest at Cordlaan. Rev. Michael Rnflnev will be transferred at the end oi this month to Bloomfield,

I where he replaces Rev. John Gaudet, - The latter in turn replaces Rev. Pe- I ter Gallant at Egmont Bay. It is understood that Father Gallant, who came here recently from a par- l-‘ih l" "l9 Magdalen Islands, will go into retirement. Father Rooney be- fore going to Cardi an, was stat on. Ed a, Tloznish. Hs successor at Cardigan has not been named yet.

TOURIST ATTEMPTS T0 TAKE DOG-Mr. H. Wi MacLean, agent for the S.P.C.A.. Saturday morning apprehended a tourist at Borden as the, latter was about to cross to the mainland with a “stoien" dog. The animal, which was a Boston bulldog, belonged to a resident of Charlotte- town. Mr. MacLean. at the time, was not looking for a stolen dog, but he rccognimd the animal as one which he had seen in the city, and thought it strange that the dog should be in the mainland car, He. immediately went uD to the driver and inquired where the latter got

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Personals

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lLUS-A MUSICAL REVUE—-Gb0st \Vanted

Berlin Bomber!

As if to lend point to this statcment which quoted undisclos- ed sources. the Alr Ministry an- nounced that Saturday night's aerial assault on the German cap- ital lasted for more than an hour with a continuing rain of tons of explosives and incendiary bombs on "a number of military objec- tives" in the heart of the city.

An electric power station in the Moablt district, the Air Ministry said. "received special attention." A gas works and an important freight yard also were hit.

While this attack was going on, other H. A. F. bombers were busy

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55W ‘ livl-rtwiuing narrative of a he h . n*__ - I _ ‘ as long been noted. lie brings . , 1 llliirffl.Jamaal:rihtioilghgjzfsrllfi L?“ P91?!’ Wiinslw" to ilii- scrcvii ‘ §‘,‘,‘,‘.‘,§’,§d w mo“ ReDL Arc m elsewhere. The places they hit, the ¢ ~ ~-* ‘~ “1111 u ilvslilicis and vliliiiiv iliiii ‘ ministry said. included an alum-

inum works at Heringcn. an elec- tric power station iit Wuidedc. the Krupp munitions plant at Essen. a blast furnace at Torgau. metal works nl Biitenfcid. and the Fbk- kr-r aircraft works at Amsterdam.

Ellilllsll makes his cvcrv cnirv into a 51-0110 ii ‘ u wcicomc cvmt. '

Sterling support is given the Si“ lii llle pcrfoiiiiiiiico of cOllSlflllic Cummings as tlic iiriiiv who 1pm,. flu‘ n couvciiiilniul lii1lif‘\'lllll()ll but

“llo a0 to ihe W‘ 1o "lift nwav from i0 tiiscovci‘ tlienisclvcs in. l1 of the corpse of a mur-l‘ ‘ll

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----._——_—.—_- . Gris Ncz. on the French channel

in‘ - »(l11i.Ylliili‘ zinutil-uifltil“ i boon finds illlii sill‘ must innit-ii lli'l‘ brfll \vill‘l'§.~lill‘i‘ Boar. illlflllrml .

‘ W4‘ (lllllllllliiks oils‘ io ililli o llcr luali l . ~ ' s nok. Oihcin; attacked oil plants at ., ,_ i I . mud ii 5.11 dam. (,. It. Jrukiul. Hnzclbr

1,] H _ llm-ivrilci‘ \\'l!K‘.‘ is ever in lac: the Drum‘ iliiii (llllll 1,3713, Cologne and Hzmovcr. freight n“. “ 111i‘ uviuiii] 1'1"» ici- \‘illll'li sli.‘ llilll-~ Llllliirg m m, o" " . . "*—-r':~' ~ yards at Colngnc flllfl Hamm, the ’ WW‘ \\"-=\ fill?‘ cxrc‘ cm l-zilv ' = Sir 510' mr - . i - ~ D rtn '-Em anucduct and sev- l . ,, v . i » i '1 l AXODLRX Tlllil-lhl BE DR O01“ C‘ mm‘ 5 l‘ ‘ i 5.1. li.,.‘l..‘.\,“.liilrl,l,g. ‘Unix’, 111085‘ Ipsne mm Rom“ Imus-v. rent or snic. Ensv monili- 9m] filrdmmes~ Wlmi‘ 51m 01km“ r i’ "unldokifli: ‘x ‘mlwlifli ¢-‘rliN(iy\i‘l.u-nl' -- . _ iv prlvmcuis. Robert Cotton. made 511911“ 111511115’ V1535 1° the , ~ . .1 lll\.\l(‘i”\ mid comcdi clc-‘ ' " 1,375 German gun cnipiacrments at Cap 1 ___ I .

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d“ u? 11w viiuiiv skiiliilih‘ lnl-llnl-li l)\‘ nil-l~l»il~l~ I l H c ast “m H ' I r I '\l'ill\ll‘ i1. Wwds, and u word iuusi “WNTED Q1151‘ GIRL FOR i O ‘ ' ~: '|u-':‘- q,’ . u -1-... ,~ i, '1" 1H lu llil for llil Iill nouuc s: .i.. ll"ll=li\filk ncdi town Apply A Gcrman Convoy “Hacked

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“"‘"l'l'l"f s willi nflllilif wiili which ihc $l0l‘\'_i\l)(lllil(lS until Vqililflllilll.

The coastal command attacked the power station at Lorient Sat- urday night and a German convoy off the Norwegian coast snturdny i A German supply ship ncur Trond- ‘hcim. Norway‘. was sci on fire. The Air Ministry said Blenheim

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iliombcrs of the coastal command.

‘ ~ » 3 3 ~ g _ ‘ _. -' - -’ . ‘ patrolling the Norwegian coast, i‘. no necks shmtncnursce l\‘|r’iic'i:i'ilii"e.\\_ill be held undei ihe “potted two mpmy Ships o, be, illllhlillln of ihc lwzlcilil-l lOHIiUli ou ‘lllifllng Plan at ihe fnllmv- ‘vhgppn 2,090 and 3,000 ions be". H111‘ cenircs. Young men bchvccn ihc ziucs oi sixiccn and ihiriv, in u“. ,lng Swastika markings. Tlliey had . -. .. -- - .. .. ' '~.. il'il"i o . . manic.) ct‘ circumstances. will hi- iliuibii- fol iiitsc courses. Lectures and ,¥;,Q{$,,,§1.‘fl,,.,§§t‘dfibplfi; bomb: |)i'.‘i('li('£ll (lciiiiiiislrnlmns in llivcsiuclt and lucid Husbnnrlryg IPccdingg, ,nnd vakcd the ships with machine- ‘ l- s.’ 1- -' ~. -- '.. .- -. guns. lfllliii). "tllfilllll. liuii (ironing lmd oihci hlllljitlél “Ill be gncn by a . . A“ hour m“ when they “w

(‘lliflucicni sinff. .‘ll‘(‘llil'l'S uiil bc hcltl during ihe day and on three 'the ships again one was burning. nigliis (luring cncli wct-k. j qiilicv]nzizofiirfzlgelntllgdltsuimb’ DATE All of those operations were

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TWGNISII _.. ._ - - - - - — — - — — — — Novvmbi-r, 25th, carried out without n single 10se-

ihr Ministry said. and added that a hcrivy Gcrmnn bomber had

iYIJAIlHtY - -- - — — — -- — —-— —— — — — November, Zfiih foulcd a balloon cable on the east

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and that the colonial infantry barracks near the outer harbor had been damaged along with torpedo boats. dry docks and re- pair slips in the basin Napoleon.

“A vessel moored alongside the Gare Maritime was still burning

ihc Province. Applications will bc received up i0 November 9th at ihe Depart-

meni of Airriculiurc. (‘hziriolicimvn and ibc Branch offices at O‘Leary and Nlunizigue. Siuzicnis l-nvollctl who must remain away from home

will have iheir lrimsporiiiiiiin. board and lodging provided free. W. R. SHAW,

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.'I'he various church services were

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Thanksgiving

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Services In The City Churches

Thanksgiving services were held m in the city churches yesterday and ' deleivzggrdxoiili- (liricv ti“ um‘ special sermons for the occaszon The choir “a5 under the direbilbni

were preached by the clergymcn. '11 MY- All’ Dtiuccite. with Mr. Alexi hiiicLL-aii at the organ, l

ST. PETEIVS CATHEDRAL

"lilelldfll by large congregations. CHURCH

ST. JADIES i“ A la-Ine coilgreiéation attended ser-

vices at Si. Peter's Cathedral ‘es- llfilflils’. Ru; Canon h. M. lvia one iwlldllf-‘lcd tllc iirst moriilllg service , at b o much when ihe plain celebra- , Lion oi no» Communion took place ‘lll Ali_Suuls Ciiabel. At l1 dclock ,lie oliiciuteli av the celebration of

'I'here was a large congregation in St. James Church yesterday fore- "0011 011 the Occasion of the Fall Communion. The Rev. Dr. R. Moor. head Legate conducted the service 8M save a very fine post-Cgm.

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munion address.

Inthe evening a Thanksgiving Service was held, the preacher be- 1H8 the Minister. At ihls Mrs. N. D. MacLean sang, 01d Rugged Cross.”

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,1“- 51- Dull-Wall's Basilica Solemn. Pllilh Mass was celebrated at 11, 001091‘. b.V Rev. George MacDonuldfi Deacon of the Mass was Rev. Oliimlev. While Rev. w. McCardlei was sub-deacon. Rev. Louis AA Dousan breached the sermon. i

H015’ Hour was conducted last night by Rev. P. D. McMahon, D.D., jwho also delivered iiic sermon. l ’1‘hc choir WG-5 under the tiircction‘ 10f Ml". W. J. Brown, with Mrs. Jos- eDh Dougan at the organ.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

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In his morning sermon. the Rev. I1 JIIQEOH lflvy look us his theme,‘ “True Thanksgiving." basing his thought on Deuteronomy 6: 11-12.

What does Thanksgiving mean to, _0u? Is it lust another holiday? Orl s it a h0lv day, a day for pause.‘ reLection, gratitude? Let us l\’ this dav of our infinite debt to God, for gifts and benefits which we! practically take for granted. Let us beware lest in the enjoyment of Gods gifts we forget God. bet its‘ keep it in mind that we cannot re-‘ member God unless we remember men in their need. The morning wmthcm was Maunrlers "Willie tile Earth Remaineth."

At the evening service. Ml‘. Levy delivered an eloquent, challenging sermon on “Putting First Things First." The evening anthem ivas

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200 Tr Hold“ Dhuroh Parade Sunday =

Spending their first sunday in camp, over 200 young trainees at. Beach Grove Inn. yesterday morn-, lng at 9.15 held their church par-l adc. Alihiluuh onlv having rcccivcd a few days‘ training. the boys Dre- sented a smuri appearance as ihry, marched to ihcir respective qunricrs, i the Roman Catholic party nltcnth. inz Mass in the recreation hut and! the Protestant party attending scr-l yice in the recreation room of the;

n11. 1 The Catholic

pnrtv under com», mand of Lieut. J. J. MacDonnicLat- tended Mass which was celebrated bv Rev. George MncCormack. A sermon for the occasion was also; preached by Father MacCormnc. ‘i

The Protcsinm mirty. tinder the command or L attended servitls ducted bv Rev. lone. who also preached

In Memoriam

THE LATE MR. GEORGE A. MACINNIS

which were Canon E. . - .- tlie sermon.

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There puscsd away at the Printel County Hospital at i o'clock. Oetob- i er 12th, Gcurge A. Maclnnls at the i age of 'll yours. Mr. Mnclnnis was the son of the lnic Mr. and Mrs. 1 John Maclnnls of Rustico. He spent i the earlier part of his life in Char- lottetown and the last 20 years at Summcrsldc where he was held in high esteem.

He leaves to mourn his wifc, for- merly Maude Ford of Ellcrslie, three daughters and two sons: Nei- lle, Mrs. Clmrlcs l-ioimcs, Florida; i Etta in Florida; Ethel, Mrs. Jos- eph Bcil, Charlottetown; Joim in England and Harold in Detroit. Two sons. William and Joseph were kill- ed in action in the first Great. War. Mr. Mnclnnls was also a Great War Moran.

The funeral will be held on Tues- day from his late residence on Mil- ton Avenue. service starting at I o'clock. The remains are resting

PJIYRRAY mvizn - - - — *— -— - — — "would. mil. mm‘ m“ W‘ “mm” “l” at o... DOWN-USS’ Funeral l-lmnc. i (in (),l.,r|-v|v0\\~\' Iwnnn‘ l the 59m“ Th 5d 1 ht —~—_:_k—- :'_: Ii‘ -' l ‘l l—'—"‘"'"""——_—-' l'.'-- - Rlcporngon ur ayng‘s The 'I‘ignish and ()'ilciir_v courscs arc provided for Prince County lwmbflfdmflfli 1W1 R1 A- F- "111 we" busted “may mam “L ‘he . » . . .. on chcrbourg the Admiralty and “Val 515mm“ lmd W715 91 Km- siutlcnis weal of h‘ummcrslilc-Aiuriviy River and hnuris for king's '1“,- Mmlsm, gm u“. nmb; w“ Hamburg. Bremerhaven. wil- (‘nuniv and Souihcrn Queen's-mud (Thiirloiicioivn for ihc balance of ‘blunt? basalt Chenleieiule bud h°lm‘h“"”“ “d w°5t°"““°“d°' ' ' been hit and seriously damaged. m" Bremm- ‘ At the some time bombs were

loosed on shipping and ouays at. De K0111. the Netherlands, iiei-r Den fielder naval base. a string of airports on Texel. Norderney. Wanger and Wangeroog islands fringing the north German coast and the island of sylt. a seaplane i

fiercely at the time of the recon- ,nalssnnce and a fire was still burning in the Emtrcpot on the east side of the inner harbor.“ it

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Dcpuiy Minisici- of Agriculture.

base which was bombed repeatech, ly in the early days of the war. Antwerp. Oflend. Calais. Boul- Oknc and Le Trepori. were invasion bam singled out for attacks.

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service, _‘ .

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the l-io.v Eucharist. ‘Ihe music was Aolam and Merbecke. Before the Eucharist, there was a 0i thanksgiving The sermon loi-

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waters null ‘l‘li\- iootstcps are known.“

‘ille ctcntllc, service was a choral cvi-lisniiu special Psalms weresuiig to illuiu will; fillies. ‘ihe sermon oi thanksgiving was Dreziciieu bv the incumbent.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

The morning service at Trinity United Church was conducted by Rev. llonlllti C. Boothroyd. In keeping \\'lL.ll the Thanksgiving sea- son the church was tastefully dec- orated with harvest fruits all! vegetables. Many thanks are clue l0 ihe Willing Circle of Kings Daughters lor this contribution to ihe worship. Mr. Bcothrugxd took for his theme "Thanks be to God." 1n his sermon he reviewed many blessings for which we should

be thankful and cautioned that we - do not give "boastful thanks" as did

the Pharisee who went t0 the tem-

ple to pray, and’ to be sure that as we are thanking God with our lips so too we must thank Him with our hearts and with our lives. The choir, under the direction of Prof. A R. Kendall. rendered very effic- anthem.

icntlv the Thanksgiving "Fear Not. O Lord."

Mr. Boothroyd also officiated at the evening service and delivered

an eloquent sermonon the theme, "Remembering the Cross of Christ."

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ll ociouk, \\‘iitll Al. l. daugliwt" o: lvli. lllll. All.‘ ll \r _ . Cauli, o. Norlii iliucgltlc, uikJllll-L bride oi Mr. Jonn Aiiluiosc l\_’\.\. son of A/Ll‘. anu Ali's. i‘. A. “old Ll Milton. The church was pic. decorated with aut~ the guest. pews ll

ers were hlissls. and Wallace “mull . dinou, pastor. ucriorilllu .ilc mony. Mrs. J. Ll. Biliilitipcil. \< DI Lile groom, Dresltlcu u‘. liii- u g. and played the ueileinl; llllllLll ll. the bridal party diitutti il.k.";ll1,..

The priue was ~ ‘e aunt‘ ~ ll black iuilorcu hat. silver iox

red roses. the register, Mi. sang. “At Dawning." ezigc Following the ceremony a recl-iJ-wywno a tlon was given at Llli: lluillc" o; ;le~_; A bride to the .mmc to i\'iill.\\h I, and friends. Mrs. liellrg. i..llllliil., . of Charlottetown. brcsltlto oat-y ilc “ tea cups and Mis. l). it. l\1(1l'lioi)l., also oi Cll£ll‘iO'll(3iU\\'ll. cut lllt‘ litp. H Asidstlng serving “vie All». horiiiuil out" hlacivlurdo, Miss iriim lhlklt Miss Add MticDougllll,

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K.0fll.0hserv Columbus Day In Celebration

The local Council of the Knights D0113“ m prizes.

of Columbus of Charlottetown held their annual Columbus Day cele- ilraiiun ycstcrd» -. A large gather- ing Oi Brothers both from City and Country assembled at the K. of C. Home in the evening and paraded to Sl. Dunstliirs Basilica where they attended Holy Hour. Rev. Dr. P. D. McMahon preached the sermon.