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AND FIRST CHAPTER

“Pacific Blackout" Brings Air Raid Thrills To Screen

Paramount Pictures has stepped out far ahead of the field with its current thrill film at the Prince Edward Theatre. It’; an opus call- ed “Pacific Blackout” with Robert Preston and Martha O‘Driscoll in the leading roles. - With curious foresight, Para- mount completed "Paciflc Black- out" just as the Japanese loosed

Vcnlrnouot pro-mots - l C011.

"PACIFIC aLAc our"

ROBERT PRESTON ‘MARTHA WDRISCOLI. - muun mun...“

cided to gamble everythin tackling Uncle Sam. The pcture was rushed through the cutting rooms and to theatre screens throughout tlle country

Set in a large Pacific Coast city

a. whale of a story, swift action, superlative acting on the part of a truly magnificent cast. ’II:e dranlu ¥AVMHH fl-‘Ji-‘iflfl-‘hl-"AHHHH of a great American city on guard

-:- against enemy air raids is oig

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enough by itself to make “Pacific Blackout" an outstanding film. At times its feeling of suspense is positively terrific. Not satisfied with that, Director Ralph Murphy stirred in some artful cprru/ly 4M ended up with a, film blend that is a knockout.

Preston is cast u the brilliant young inventor of a range-finder for anti-aircraft guns. Enemy agents, out to steal his secret,_get him out of the way by “fl-timing" him on a murder charge. demned t0 through the escapes when a motorized aircraft gun crashes into the D0- lice van. With the aid of iss

til-X bill

8 well."

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SDDLEMA TES

ALSO — 3 BLONDE MICE — JUNGLE ARCHER WORLD OF SOUND — COLOR CARTOON

enough.

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,,. , operator on the loose, he tracks

down the spies, sOlves two murders The picture continuous chase from beginning to end, with every moment filled with suspense

55555! gg-fill, ard chills. Eva Gabor plays the beautiful w" . blonde menace and the British ALIPERAN meap Add soaked Alum-an; stir‘ actor, Philip Merivale, portrays tPe

BUTTERMILK S

(391133 spy leader. Others in the cast are A

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1-2 cup All-Bran

0-4 cup buttermilk

1 1-2 cups flour

1-3 cup shortening

1 teaspoon baking pjwfitt

until dough follows fork around bowl, Turn onto floured board knead lightl g fem seconds; roll or pat to 1-2 nch thickness and out with floured cutter. Bake on llght- is ly greased pan in hot oven (450 F) about 12 minutes.

12 biscuits (2 1-2 inches

Note-Sweet Milk pet n of but- HICIQRSC

the producer. 5 Incidentally, "Pacific Blackout" $3,289,?’ affords a complete view of Civilian Attorney Defense methods. all the way from the anti-aircraft defenses to the work of Air Raid Wardens, Fire Watchers, Demolition Squads and Auxiliary Firemen and Police.

1-2 te poon soda Soak “All-Bran in buttermilk

sift flour, baking powder, salt and Cut 1n mlortening tcrmtlk omit soda

soda together until mxture ls like coarse corn- p ,.==--_===—- -_.

M ilk Producers

This ad will answer all letters received about milk.

If you want to get ln we would advise you to start sending at once.

Our present. price is $1.80 per 100 lbs 4 per cent milk or 45c per lb buitcrfnt delivered at our factory. Don't

send on trains it is getting too win-m now.

We want milk delivered any day before 10 o'clock Milk must be sweet. We pay in full the 10th of every month. We have a large amount of milk cons ordered. For the present ii‘ you have none buy or get the loan of them from someone who is not using them.

We will operate our factory day and night if ne- cessary. We sell Groceries, Feeds, Hardware, etc.

Charge it to your milk or cash. We operate all the

Reel sweet milk is used instead and

1n loving memory of Sarah Mar- garet ilugnes, who passed away April 1st, 1941.

the fsce we loved so well

asp find never say farewelL

fondly Remembered by Parents and Brothers. ..-1368-4-1-1i.

In Memoriam

ln loving memory of Mary M Holland who died April 1st, 1940.

We mourned for her in llence, No eyes can see us weep, But many a Slltlll tear is shed

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.;.'.T.T.;'.1 4.. A I rrri

STARTS TOMORR O W

and that

at increasin elp curtail th

' organization was op Government making any money out _ of the sale of liquor "vt-hich is moo.

said he did not t»

asked the Premier if

could be made public but again they were requested c

L

and Mary lolh Hughes ~ Coblnu

Wrloht. Jn-Tod North ~Vlclor Jory SEA RAIDERS Chap. 12

MERRIE MELODIE Cartoon

NEW SERIAL

THE GREEN HORNET STRIKES AGAIN PULLMAN S—*"ERWCE RESUME”

PROTEST TAX (Continued from gm l) §‘§_,“,§.y',_,1fp mo, started

ly on any area when: this principle is followed; 3. that the tax col- lected from alcohol sales and deg- ignated as Health tax be abolished this money, necessary for health purposes, be collected fl ther sources." It was mov- ed by Rev. R. E. slaw and second- ed bl’ Mr. George Brown, Kensing-

He pointed

an evil source."

If]

resolution asking .11 the Health Tax to General.

Pink Scrlpll

not to.

On

been informed M‘ a member the Legislature that all the scripts had been put in the hands WM definitely I-‘Sllfed by the 0t- of one doctor in Charlottetown and another physician in Summerside. vtnoe would retain its liquor rev- WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAYD

Rev Mr. Webster requested the enues without any interference: in President and Secretary lo 11nd any shape out how many scripts were given Government." out and call a meeting of the ecutive when this information was obtained.

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Mr. O. C. LePage, Rustico chum. ed that the Government was break.

Rev. William Ver Wolfe, Bummer. side. warned that there was danger that this new revenue woul become "rooted." After a, vrhile n1 GOtVélillméflt would not be able to Z6 B01’!

avoid criticism; it was also almed tr revenue and might _ _ e sale of liquor by raising the price. The general pub. 11v might think 1t peculiar for m, Federation to prolg5fi 5531M; u“, the reason for doing so was the principle behind pointed out that; there was the d“, g?‘ of hbecomilngla rooted busi. ss w c wou n —

ca... u, ye“, d “m” "m" iotteroun. sgt. Arthur Mr. James McLeod, Hampshire, s“"““°'5'd° "l"! Corporal said "it's the sick people they're go- cu“ tax for this money-n0t, m,

Rev. G. Carlyle Webster did m; think the Federation was going far out that the Posed to th

PPR"; L» M- Nllurruv. Hunter, Riv- O‘Diriscoll, an adventurous telephone ‘h; "nggiiutfgllt °lflle lgogglégla! $1123:

thgwslllcluld do with it ' and saves the city from destruction. Macxlw ‘Mlzabsw; a

what the Lieglsldtu bout removin ent session

55d ML n), 63311131410 were overseas since Janu-

ho vras present, "y re could do E the tax at the pres- refill’ MT- MacKay hink he could ans- ‘ the auestion. He doubted if here would be time to deal with it *“"...t.*;..rr°“ “enem- Louis Jean Heydt, Thurston Hall, President bheesgmst “KR? Mary Treen, J. Edward Bromberg Webster’ Re‘, Mfirevllegywonev‘ gal‘ mittee, M: W, Q_ and Spencer Charters. Sol C. Siegel Re“ In, Evy‘ “m; named w mm e re-

the

thc matter

the tourists were here. According- oltc , ly it had been decided to issue a taut churches or Canada. was 501110 fllneoms time. her hand well special "pink" script lo;- tourlslg, first question dfscilssed, A Canad- The reason for not making it inn Press dispatch known was that lt might tend increase drinking if the public the Secretary, Rev. Mr. Slaw, Mr Enew there ‘were more scripts ing issued Mr. Brown charged that h. rm: mwt slvlne the Dominion control of of Corporation-Income foxes for

to be.

‘he informed

dl-‘iuson

rm: qngnuolfreroww GUARDIAN

avnv Tll-lllY lllllY -:- SIIOWS 3.l5—7-8.45

"CALLING ALL HUSBANDS ”

NEWS — MUSICAL REVUE — NOVELTY

cerium. lillAlilllAlt

Ibh lolllnl h round m! new: u 1on1 lnloroflu DI! MINI-flail] at l: "III nuns Ill O0 Inserted l0 A can o word. otlldl: llnhh h. Mull;

OBABWELL for Photograph; OONFEDEEATION LIFE [NS we: Jill

PLACE ORDERS NOW for Arti- ficial Mowers-dean's Novelty Gif 81109110. 193 Hillsboro. L-i400-4-1-2i.

0N IND lllkr

April 1st our store will remain open until 5:30 dolly. Micro Hardware.

14-1403-4-1-21.

rum fill-A flue fire at the residence of Mrs. J. Rooney, 38 Vi"?! Bl-Net. was the cause of a file alarm yesterday afternoon at two o'clock. There was no damage.

UBGI EXHIBITION GRANT- A delegation consisting or m, Q91, MacKinnon. J. W. Boulter and '1‘. W, L. Prowse, waited on the Pro- vincial Government yesterday and asked that the estimates be re- ‘s.“°..‘“.33,,‘ “"22 Old Home Week. on m

moron DANCL- There was a,

800d atte d dance atntlwoemtiztiogul-lsgrxlll: mlgaal night. Music was supplied by 3111

Moruldc and his dance band. The fumes‘ was under the direction of off-ice’; gl-d 3&1“. Entertainment dance co it e Tuesday nigh." m an}? We 01' the legion Aux. Hgly- M uperoues are Mrs. A.

I'll. rs. Douglas Macliecd, Mrs,

11am. Palmer and Mrs. R. C. Ohand.

thmuifh Pullman service to lcllflgrilrtreal. which was suspended g the freight tie-up in Feb. effect Resin. The again lostlunlpht an cu arrived in the city. Ilt when u Charlottetown daily after , The 3918M “Ingestion at Borden and Tormentine has now been geared “P which lllflde it possible carresum; the servlce_ wl-llle the W" 91f! 11D to make room for

9918M cars on the car ferry, 1t Tflillilfillled at Tormentine each 71B .

LOCAL si-zslvlsn-rlvrunco _

their blitz on Pearl nurbdr and lue the laws o: the land" when before ilzo other Axis powers d; itgilélielgl liquor for other than med- grglgélglfefizcxgfttghglglselinmfig";

Dita-l a skull fracture, of Mr. air. Mrs.

1e R°Yal Canadian

__ fun. 1, with ut it. EXTRAR-_B1\;[)[€vSIff§é, lfalwthnelellitlvlfgepsacfllécfl-B1acko%l}s§5c0:_ mgeum t. Strliiagvtzxpressed the op. gggelrlgllllllllcilievi; 232g: grid :78! . . —- r1 thtdiddl ll l1 e xoli no " ' les- ‘BETTE ltlgolrycfi lellelcleyrigggel Tl: thais lsecadedell been deslBlla-ted as a Realllllilotrax {l0 iliirltlr t1: the Bismark bama n“

his t

bee“ 111 hflsllillllretlhleesaileeeil: 23g

svlépifllelii to bie there another three e s. d .

l1 motor Rug: acgiedcggs Injured m

norm raoln ovensass __ Bi Island soldiers arrived home x

S . William Beclreliillmeélllgf; Sullivan,

Major J k 1 Captain ac Wr 81m

M In. Summerside, all

P.E.I. Highlanders, who recently Wmbleted an observation course in glrflucioraldofczillgullryliest Sign‘ Arthur Regiment‘ ova Scotia

respective units overseas. The mpn are at Present spending c. leave visiting their homes. Cannon is a veteran or the World War. Sgt. Proude and Bmdr.

Pro of Wales College teaching saw l5

pital. His 5D be improved.

River. laid‘ that there was q p001‘

simply mean incomplete elimination. enough “bulk in your diet to move the food wastes promptly—and get it in sform you'll enjoy

Keep away the "Dull Days"!

Don't be robbed of happiness by days of dull depression, headaches. Thole symptoms may

every morning.

join the happy thousands who eat delicious Kellogg's Bran Flakes every day the year round. Gently laxative in a natural way, KELLOGGS BRAR FLAKES WITH OTHER PARTS OF WHEAT help supply valuable minerals and proteins too. And boy-what fisvourl You'll want to make them a daily habit. Order Kellogg's-Eran Flakes to- morrow—in the golden-yellow package.

Is OUR 10B the trying "Shui-in” Kind?

Better take

Bran Flakes.

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fifteen n1 Wlfl-l umooo’;

c.1142: day lfieyeazz/

‘aw: 5H "Arr

Inn ,

"It's wearing work d tho button counter Ind very little exercise-yet I keep well. Why don't you keep well my way? Avoid harsh cath- uticsl Instead, cat delicious Kellogg's Bran Flake: every morning in the year!"

flll TIACHIS SCHOOL — How does she keep so wcllilEvcrymoi-rlingshecats crisp, delicious Kellogg's

she doesn't need harsh

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HI DRIVE! A TAXI- "Thc old bus get! all (h!

excrcise"-— but he keeps fit with his daily bowlful of these tempting mellow-flu- voured flakes right through the year"

That’: why

Follow those fwd _ rules lo llealfll:

l. To git well, see your doctor 2. To keep well, watch your habits

lor one thing, be sure your elimination is complete! Especially if you're on indoor worker, get: enough “bulk" in your diet. And get: this bulk in a form you'll enjoy ovary mornini through the year. Which means Kellogg's Bran Flakes! Now in two convenient sizes. If you breakfast out, ask for the individual package with the inner, WAXTITE, sealed bag. Made by Kellogg's in London, Canada.

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Charlottetown, Bnldr. Q

fear that

patient in the P. E I. that appur condition is reported exists.

Trinity llniteri Church

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1st

William The reques, 0f "l9 Governmen

170m (LN-Woman's Missionary Society °"°’5°” MW"? “luhl- They are: 7.30—Holy Week Service, conducted by the Young People's Union.

ttsywrere rejected by the

Not Sympathetic

Rev. L

Rev. ‘me

missioner has been Premier burnfls lilgVnmtg gecre W111 an _ . Ta lor Presi of Canadian Brewer-lacs, 1.1m Clarke, Hunter Canadian head of the British Sup- Dly Council and closely connected

nse to the appeal for $3 from with tho

PQSDO the various dial-ges Rev, Nell

ices sent out were not "e

erfrluilllrlg fills appeal had been

The matter of liquor sales and lmlud“ i" the notice and it was 1'1 11¢ abuse of scripts was brought up by Tel’? the President, Mr, McFarlane, who R"-

EXDlicit." On suggestion of Mr. Murray it was

Morning Sesdon

till

on Premier Hepburn: opposition was read by

Hepburn was quoted as saying that "he would not rstlly the agree-

pL-lk the dumtion of the war until he

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at his residence 28 Brighton Ave. Funeral notice late

tawa Government that the pro-

from the Dominion

Mr. James McLeod, Ham Herman complained that theunigt- Efiitgckpegvitxliié lag‘ adminlfltrato m c ." . e sane of o Mr. Darke said that the resolution 08th was not res y ed. "We should s here at home," he said,

V. G, C. Webster believed the

received a copy of Nloinder to the Dcmlnion

ghlg Failure of the Dominion Gov- eummentus refusal to initiate saga that emment to accept the four-point IDUT-Dollll? Dfliftram. ‘Ihe the local physicians did not have DNETBm 0f the Canadian ‘Pfmller- imimded the mfelufy f-o corres- Some day, some time, our cycu shall enough scripts to g0 ground Wm]; ance Federation, the Roman Gntn- D0111! With l-‘ile Canadian Temp“.

see , Church and the major Protes- 651% FV-‘dflmtivn.

gov. Neil Holman‘ just back from -aw'a, expressed tie opinion that "be" Cfllllwll. R.C.A., St. Avard's the members of Parliament 11m sllmDflthet-ic to liquor restric- tions. It would be necessary to prove that the use of intoxicadlfs is short an actual detriment to the war ef- Bmdr. fort. Half the members of Parlia- last merit are asleep, he declared.

Deputy Liquor

for ole

lilion Government.

declded pressure of circumstances due to

told of asking the Premier u any- to send a second appeal, this time the grain and sugar moi-tags might one but qualified Physicians could to the secretaries of the official force the Government to uh some

In M ' isstue so pts. on rgcelvlgqg g "my Board. restrictive action. emorlam _ in the negative, the federation m,“ The secretary mm! m“ p, p“

the ‘Ibm

Gow- the

meeting

Yesterday ’s Market

CORRECTED FOR EVERY

Eggs do:

Members of tine Federation ex- Cabbage, lb. pressed the opinion that this was Roast Beef nothing short of a political hold- Cream, qt,

tionol Defence closing all wet can-

a

Government Boiling Meat

ISSUE 12-850 9c 15-280

Vacuum cushion It least twice s Province. Th in military establishments. mu" lhoruualuy. b

9.76

inter-

Hep-

ire n in cted, he claim- Pt to clean up

Continuing the Budget debate in

M, Murray expressed the the Legislature on Monday evening. the big business esis have s strangle hold on the Government and desire to pro- Prince tect their money interests,

R. E. shaw pointed out ently a strong combine

Hon. Dr. W.J.P. MacMillan, lead- er o! the Opposition, charged that Public Health had been neglected under the present Government.

in 1931. “It was only a few weeks old when the late Mr. Lea was defeated and the Stewart Govern-

W" merit cams into power. I happened

d t ‘ma. to be appointed the

first Minister O1 Public Health in this Province as well as the first Minister of Ed- ucation, and the duty devolved upon me of organizing and putting - into operation the proper ventivs measures in the Health Department. In that W" 811,000 Wls spent. In 1932, $28.32? nu spent in that department; in 1993. 828.542; in 1934, $32,356; in 1006. $33,148. Prom then on there has been a decline. e ndituro was $31,000; : h: 1998, 119,997; $21,111: in i941. 821.931 not n. vary satlsfsctory aocauso I believe in ventive medicine in the DeDar ment of Public Health. and you will likely get service propor" to to the amount that is spent there.

"I am not referring now to the lsnatm-ium, where were has been I. little more XIIOYIQY ED911152 I lJ-‘fl referring to the De artment. Much o1 the trouble is _ u: to the fact that they have not got a Minister competent to take charge of the work. If there was s. meet-in! Yb- morrow of the Tuberculosis Associa- tion the Minister of Public Health would be lcuou by his ab- sence, as he was on two occasions in the past year."

Dr. MacMillan called attention to the report of the Deputy Min- ister of Health, Dr. Keeping, and the emphasis placed on the need of more accommodation at the Scnatorlum. To stamp out tuber- culosis it is absolutely necessary to have a sufficiency of beds in the institution. This should not be solelv a responsibility of the Pro- vincial Government. When the Government has gone as fa: as it reasonably can, increasing the grant year after year to the extent of its means. it. is right that the Domin- ion Government should cume i0 their assistance The speaker re- gretted that the Howell-Shots rs- port bad not been adopted. and paid a high tribute to Mr. Justice Rowell and to his interest in the question of public health. The giople of Canada have to suffer

cause of the disgraceful action of some of the so-called political leaders of this country, who suc-

' ntuntlon,

ceeded in wrecking the conference canted to consider the Sirois re- r . poThe speaker also paid tribute to the work done by the Women's In- stitutes in public health matters. Last year the House voted $7,000 in the estimates for extra mural work at the Sanatorium. and even this money was not saent. "They could

over-run their es mates by 392.000

A rug cushion gives carpet s but they could not spend the money

voted by this House to buy broad

the poor suffering families of ‘Jose afflicted with tuberculosis in this is the disgraceful lot. on the name of the Minister

ear While others are asleep. Only a short discussion took un of the Ottawa

y ' - I m!“ b Father Mother and place relative to canteens at the with the gun in the hands of Mr, Pork 1b, 13.3% n“ y h“ ’ lfiligltdsulfilhthm? oollflrwrilltler hi; Hggjvilmd C Webster regretted m“ m 33-326

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& c0. L_13%':'4_'£':1M'9' P‘ h‘ lhllnd‘ military law and the Government failure of the Dominion Govern- prowl, each $1 004135

' cannot interfere, merit to initiate the four-point Bulge,- a,» ' - . , . . d l y J5

DUNS’! AFFNAGE. P E I. Riev. Mr_ Webster expressed be- program. He felt that the llleder- gum“; bee; 1546c