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The People's Paper

CHARLOTTETO

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

WN, CANADA, SATURDAY, APRIL 24,

1943

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God Iill lot look you over for medals, degrees or dlliliimiia. hut for scars on Resurrection Dav.

lutnnrlption Dollvorcd, “.00 loll, IL00~ otha- Pruvlna-ea I ELLA. 80.00.

A. CAMPBELL APPOINTED CHIEF JUSTICE

Back the Attack is the Campa slogan, the rallyingwcall to

challenge to every man and woman regardless of wealth or station to

country for the preservation o: all on Monday, April 26, Premier the

lathe people of Prince Edward

gramme of dedication. Similar de- lnorrstrations of loyalty and de-

lh the consecration of this great

The Slnews of War Prince Edward Island is proud

women too, are wearing the ing’s rnlform in naval, military an .______.________

his Raid 2

NIW YORK, April M -- (AP)- The lilederal Communications Commission reported tonight that Deutsclilandsender, radio station located in the Berlin area, went ofl the all’ ton ht-the usual in- dlcation of R. 1' activity over the European continent.

Corning Events

_o— "Last skate f the seaso , Vic- "iii Rink. April 24th. ‘i-zi-rr.

"Buy Purina Mill: C ow, Hay chm‘- Pls Growena at Bowmans Store. 4.32-31,

"sdlut Peter's Cathedral Guild Rummage Sale in their hall Bail-ll‘- liil “some. Mav 22nd. 4- -24.

b_"Urlloading today car flour. Ila“; iiliorls and Purina, hog, cow, CcllCKHl and hen feed. N. Aubrey “Willie. nederleton. a-M-li

"Box social and dance St. games lllllsr Bumrmrrthld, Easter - iiiiriay night. a-za-zl

"South Milton Women's In- ‘Millie DR-fltry sale May i R. T. Holmani. 4-24-11

iThe Challenge Of The Fourth

Victory __l_._oan

Strong Campoign Committees Ready To Launch Big Victory Loan Drive Next Week.

i units the Wfirld over, and hobly an ding the record so glo-

thcy uphol their fathers in the

m coast to riously set by roast. 1n every city, and town, in First World War. While the are gvery hamlet and vlllaie through- fightin

Provincial objective in this Fourth Victory Loan is the ever set for the people of d little Island. Two mil- lion. Thane A. Campbell Honorary lion ive hundred thousand dollars chairman of the National War l; a linallce Committee, will officially require the united effort of every pmmend the Fourth Victory Loan one we Bland. On the same afternoon a blood military prralrage to}: this‘ Afitigresiglroel hesitate to prfvilde thei tsgnews “of rill mare e are dare war or a gorous vc ry, c ' _ ' . where prominent speakers will g moth 51X engined Ger participate in an impressive pro- manen

lend their resources to King and dollars. The

those things which they hold dear. ggtlenfcst s

lot of money to raise. It will

people who have sent nd of their flesh and

uarantee of a. lasting and per- t peacc, and the early re- turn home of their loved ones. ‘The National War Finance Com- rotion will be held at various times mittee has a most capable and en- gasoline rhd places throughout the Pro- thusiastlc group of wankers. Out- ' rince. Mlry 2nd has been set apart standing men in every community ts National victory Loan Sunday h-ave freely offered their services. rhea the clergy of all denominat- Plans created bv experience, and ons will lead their congregations moulded into shape by zealous and dusk tonight~ efficient committees are ready to _ uce results. This is the peoples single artille-

civilian war effort. prod _ let us all, do our part. A list campaign, B ish infantry attack-

war, of the “shock troops" who on Mon- day, April 26, will begin the great offensive apears on miles southwest oday's Guar fan. With hip and a great fight- on a nine-rnlle

financial vi her record of service. Today thcu- page 3 of t lands of her young men, anl ung good leaders

d airl the objective is reached.

7mm lfinsmen Clubs Honoured At Enjoyable Dinner

"The story behind the story" of lk For Britain Fund spon- he Association of Kins- was told in simple but

town Hotel Thursday ni ht by Mr. H. A. Rogers, founder o Kinsmen li-imtly lliils Shite "w Clubs and national chairman of ltfltilfl- national war services EMh of the trnnsnort planes rider“ “use s."l'.ir'"s.ii°.l""lz.r’ Mr. rs o y o . o ca sa -- mnsmen m hunour o glen: ment said the annihilated plone ronto, secretary and counsel for convoy Was canylhe gasoline and closed. will add most substantially to the total. the committee, was resided over Dfii-svniiel f»? Tliiilslfl-

and Mr. Edward N. Johnston

chairman and visiting guests of

M . G60 Si l l . who lntroducedr MnmeJohrxigtgril Hon. J. Waiter Jones, Hon. Dr.

W. J. P. MacMillan. Ma

by squa ron Leader Cameron,

Mr. Rogers, who was given a warm reception, said he and Mr. lowed shortly. Johnston came here to tender to -—————-—————-—

Prince Ddward Ls- UONDON, April 24 - Saturday) ,

land the thanks of the children _rcr= CflblCI-Jfhfl Daily Exprldss Lug“ student of Britain for the s lcnclid su - reported today Stockholm the mlk-for-Britan that 80.000 Jews had been suld to ke enthusiastically of Germany by the the contribution made by the Czecho-. lo Maritime; to wal- services. He re:

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coco _'_' their Ill-gill. §l3ninpl%ellc‘adl:re‘lsicl:ll Friday. April so. Dance after Easy. i-u-u- -i

"Zion Church Pan Sale Sat- "iiiiv- April 24th “ll lm '. n o ‘lira-at.

"F0180 and dance Hope River ‘will Hill. Easter Manda . 4-21-3441

"Play and lntertolnm t Vam- "i River Hall. llutor Miaeriidayfl a

thelugfrln Benn Players present. M l’ lot Oornedv Drama luster l!

‘zgflliY- CORN: Benn Hall. Danoa

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egtflliickll Ohioksl Chicks! Two oer°§°h€in1 . Book1our “no!!! 0r ‘rweddles extra profit r ulhfiih. '£’.§..‘i"r¥2 Jfillfirti" l’! Brighton A've_ p ‘_”_u' "Biivin r Fred Ito ado... has v. "s l: glfillvii: l Mt. ‘élswddlfivdféd

Advane_rl_ Base

WABHINWIUN, April

nitod States

had been in the islands at they were ln very small numbers.

lgwwn Club, Quests the lightning-like action featuring cludm re royenmllvq Q1 yesterday's aerial warfare. which the provincial an civic govern- saw the Allies downhill a total of

other sex-pl“ clubs 38 lanes against the loss of five

in addition w the of heir own.

{or B. Roy Sub-Lieu . George

20 Mammoth Nazi Transports Are Shot flown

Biggest Stroke Yet Against E n e m y Supply Lines

By WES GALLAGHER (Associated Press Staff Writer)

A L L I E D H E A D - QUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA, April 23—(AP) Allied artillery barrages and determined

on the battle tron we try attacks

out this broad Dominion this ts the tfllklgtpgefllgiatrgltxtaimgelggélgy a: open three Salients in

IIIUSL "BECK the Abtiibk" With Olll’ Marshal Ronn-ners Tun. jsian bridgehead today, products, more savings, more money to invest for assured

and fighter pilots cei- Freedom.

ebrated another smash- .. ing aerial triumph in their destruction of an to fight and die will not entire fleet of 2O Many man transport planes loaded with troops and

With furious fighting two-thirds of the Tunisian front, this was tilc Allied position

1, Preceded by heaviest the ed the German

2. Pirst Armv

34 miles of Tunis. iles me For o, second time the people are told, a year nfter the. event, something of the extent of a great, and at the time nnt fully comprehended, dis- assnuits to the west which result- aster to their resources of scapowcr.

col in the capture of Tnkrcurla were slowed by continuous

Australian the licrlal of Tunis 20

South African and fighters who caught convoy over the Gilli‘ wiped out every one of the

t. nsport; and shot down 10 es- lmguage m, a [use] at. curling planes to carry nut what in the Char tte- was regarded here as the most

fighting

LONDON, April 23 — (CPr - N.V.R.. Grace was ask- London was under a brief air raid ening of the func- warning tonight and for a time rom the ccn- n

planes were heard f anti-aircraft

tre of the city and fire was heavy. The all-clear fol-

vakiah Government for 50,000,000 marks in order to re- store finances weakened by Nazi ‘failure lo-pay BlovakiaLdebts.

a _ (A12) can “troin-bustera" -Amerlcan faces in the south Will-fill Hillel’! "l1 "IMPOR- l-N University of Toronto.

Pacific have set up on advance lmllhliis hi! bus several hundred miles nearer fly 0f lwclnfltlv! J 111's lmarrxtliaateéiugesltnd fortlg; pomd may Cl! 0115 H r l‘ r ‘ Navy Dzrpfilrhrrlent The figure was baled on pilot! reconnaissance and reli-

reports. unique revaa-l- mble information front inside the

a Funudfut n- continent. llnduin btliysgliezn oup. whlih llea At this r170. the way etwcen Amcri- trovins 5° m0" the Fill and Samoan month thin fill! and enemy positions in the Gilbert group eéotbout ma‘ mllshuo ofmihbrhlllmcricon more duction of 100 a year is believed into the Ellloe group was not dl- in hi" 59¢?! clil lge . A naval spokesman said p rsisteni R-Il-F-

occu ation was unopposed by "The short!“ It was generally as- and railway mate

lull“; 50 a month, the Air Ministry n-

Alllea an dea- locomotlves in a lives-Lille plant the largest produce in a year e Fives-Lille normal pre-

ln Northern France, 1,000 in Euro , can

appreciably by

as well as in the east and in the

gdlkans," the Air Ministry sail.

"fillies Crack Three Salients In Rommefs Lines

the serene atmosphere of our own land, stands only the liv- ing barrier of our Fighting Forces-particularly the R.A.F. and R.C.A.F. Until this war is won, we live in Borrower! Freedom. To the fighting line, on lea, land and air, we owe an immediate debt.

Bulwark frecdom's barrier with your savings in the Fourth Victory Bond campaign, and so provide yourself with the fruits of Victory.

Monetary Times reports 1942 war achievements of Prince Edlward Island: >

Butter Production — Up 30 per cent.

Cheese Production — Up 32 per cent.

Marketable Hogs — Up 25 per cent.

infan- Day Old Chicks — Up 100 per cent. cracked

- This increased activity is reflected in more money cir- culating-higher sales by retailer's-more sales for our

War Situation Last Night

By Glenn Babb, Associated Press War Analyst

definitely were losing to Hitler's U-boats.

not indicate whether too high or too low.

of

brilliant achievements of the lllh Army or the Rad Army,

Spring Drive Caucasus ?

LONDON, April 23 — (GP)

Russia announced tonight.

announced the award for the aca- ground once again is 50nd,

I demic year of iota-M of 14 fcllow- Air forces of both qillgg “em ' B A C ' l’

ships valued at $750 each, 30 stu- active over the entire area, and

A a R cl T L o gfhgfrllpdllllilllffid at Sdgl‘ each md tlclle bmizzllrlllglét cotmmunilque rccord- 1

sareso WGOea . e y e ove onto als r- -' " The list of successful candidates ported the destruction rmmx f); They hnd a second small boat hu'~ Father Gallant spent almost‘, <. __ 4 ' o; were unable tn take it as thev fliifil‘ years of hi5 DTlQ-‘ll-li‘ llle it“ \_ could drag only one across the ice. lllc MnKd-"ilfffl lfil-lfifli. vvhfrc 11¢ , r‘ ~ 'l'hrcc miles nil Entry island was known affectionately as, Hm, M‘,

they cnmc to slob ire. ton heavy to “Father Pclcr." Tile parishes he, and ,,,,,,,,.,, _, , ‘may through but still not strong held there were Amherst and Bas- i gm. scls tllzs ew

enough to support the weight of a

with their home addresses, the un- 20 German planes sollthwcgt, nixed, the general field of research Basin.

LONDON, April 24 - (Satur- and university at which the re- On the front west of Moscow the day) — (Alb-Combined blows of seardl will be conducted includes: Russians were said to have "con- the BAR, R.O.A.F. and Ameri- L, 1:. Toombs, Charlottetown, P. solldated positions", and Wlpgd

Flfl 11.1., Acadia, organic chemistry at out 100 Germans attempting a re- man- Thev would hill/e lifld l0 ‘GM i

e»

connaissance in force.

ilillfill/l Milliki liklllllt n.

rial is msking'it- - , ,_.,_, that if the Japanese self felt ill the heart of Germany '

We are assured by Prime Minister Churchill that “we are more than covering holding our own" these spring days in the no-quartcr battle of the At- lantic, but this week has brought strong indications that a year ago we

U.S. Navy Secretary Knox declared last night that overall Allied ship building for 1042 exceeded overall losses. He offered this as a cor- rection to s senate committee report which asserted that United Nations “Verd\1n" 0f thf! shipping losses averaged l.000,000 tons a month through 1942, “somewhat. Tullhlali liolll-"lilng “PP hlll- 28 more" than construction. Mr. Knox said this figure was wrong, but did

infnntrv attacked

front between ing spirit they will not rest until Gcubellat lllld Boll Arada and ari- vanced three miles against stub-

The net result of this exchange is to leave confusion as to exact fig- arcs but the unmistakable implication nf the Knox and committee statements and other Information is that during the early months of 1942 bfllll ‘iPDOSll-loh t0 Within ‘W003 the Allies were losing ships faster than they were building them.

To that extent the committee report is a document comparable in

ergls “gi"xnlgn$m' significance to the report on the Amcrlcnn Navy's losses at Pearl Harbor. north of Enfidltvilie along marshy coastline, while mountain

counter qt As in the case of Pearl llarbor the current discussion of 1942 ship- “ ' ping losses comes after most, if not all. of the damage has been made illicit: fpoliilr¥lilwiilsiely 40 81mm good. Slnklngs for the later months were well under the average, show-\ In m M571"; mlnuycm British. ing that the worst was happening in those early months of the year. How far the Allies had cnmc back toward the end of the year waal proved by the armada 0i’ 850 ships the United Nations mustered to land‘, their armies In Norlh Africa. Mr. Churchill was able to tell (‘ommons on Feb. 11 that in the previous six monlhs the Allies’ margin of building ovcr sinkings was 1.250.000 gross tons, and two months later his first Lord of’ the Admiralty, A.V. Alexander, amended this to make the eight- lmpdrlapt fllrnkg aglllnil enemy month gain "a good deal more than 2,000,000 tons." Meanwhile American shipbuilding is mnrc than doubling its 1M2 out- Gmmaq put, which was 8,090,000 tons. The goal for 1043 is nearly 10,000,000 tons, ‘ which menns that unless Admiral Docnitz‘ wolf packs do better than they did last year Amy-loan production alone will add 1,000,000 tons her ‘l0 the Allied pool. even If we accept the probably excel-salve 12,000,000 M __ figure for I94. sinkings. And the British and Canadian output, not dls- He mm he made an unsuccessful charms and “fly-deg; operators ‘ memb" m H“, , attempt. to rcllch the mainland on lllmlmd‘ “m” N“ 1 wlmlpss conic to lhr- (lliiltl. y.

‘ April l0, and lost his boat and had sdlool- R-c~A'F--

Knox says the United States is turning out new destroyer escort ves- "walk and row" nine miles to Gnldllalcs lncllldfll” Prclnlrr (

pmgrdenl, mm, , cams“); or Four Allied planes were lost in "l, “by "n, Gum‘ by "m m,“ and M ‘he hundreds." Th’ Alhnflc w," w

as; theflscorre thisdsrrrgrzner of the deadliest struggle men cver have fought ton e seas an e outcome I. llk l t h lg he l

fortunes of the United Notions llvjd theeyfusurrfh: iiraxrlislndriirahrr zihfvorll ms boat‘ me 10340“ power driven towrL

German troops attacking repeaz only in the northwcslrarn Caucasus nsrlln were hurled buck to their‘

Axisdolmnulcd glglgdyfllesllilgllfllfiii‘. suffering Still us" ‘ n

losing 36 planes.

MOSCOW dispatches suggested the ' strength and frequency of the en- O/ITAWA, April 20 -(CP)-'Ihe enemy attacks indicated a Gcnnnn National Research Council today offensive in that sector where the

iyersitlcs from which they gradu- Voroshilovgrad in the Donets

Between the horrors of the Enemy Occupied countries and [T ' own Grier

llleturns iiere

0n Monday

O-Ycz! O-Yezll O-Yez! l!

'f‘ow'n Cri-Jl‘ returns to the streets of Chhriottetowill on Monday af- ternoon next after an absence of

many yea rs.

He comes in his costume of a hundred cars ago and with his

ancient ll to announce

opening of the Fourth Victory Loan in Charlottetown and Queens County and oo herald the arrival at Market Square of the great

Victory Loan parade.

The parade is to assemble at the Armouries and on West Street at approximately three o'clock and after proceeding by wily of Kent. Queen, Ellston, Prince and Rich- mend streets will arrive at the south sills p! Market Square for the opening ceremony which will

begin at 3.30 o'clock sharp.

Tile parade will be under com- mand oi Major A. S. Robertson,

O.C., of the Training Centre

Beach Grove and will be manic up of detachments of the three arm- ed services-Navy, Army and Air Force - together with Sea Cadets‘ and Air Cadets and the members of the Red Cross Corps. They will

newly formed Girl's Band. And there will also be fine large de- corated floats bringing up the rear.

One of the large army’ lorrys will be used on Market Square as a speakers‘ platform and follow- ing the arrival of Hrs Honour the Lieutenant Governor there will be a royal salute and short addresses by the Lieutenant Governor, Pre- mier Campbell, Mrryor Holman and Dr. W. .1. P. Mnclllillan, formally marking the openini: of the great- est 1m“ munpdgll “hlm Cnmda in both the Provincial and Federal

has ever known.

At the close of illc ceremony the parzldc will reform and proceed

north along Queen street

west along Kent‘ St. the Lieuten- ant Governor" inking the salute in front ‘of the Charlottetown Hotel. There is sure to be a great turn- out of citizens for this tliliStflflllé int: event lllld it is undcrstoo r gym it many c“), employers are Comm P. McIntyre. Just pior to t

lBrunswiclf, to be a Justice oi’ the have with them Bench Grove band, Silprfme Court. of Canada, suc-‘ the Air Force pipe band arid the Ceedllig Ml‘. Justice 0 S. Crocket.‘

‘whose term expired last April 13 l when he became '15 years old.

‘be local Judge of the High Court

Qttawa lMade Announcement

Last Night

Other Appointments Are An-

nounced At The Same Tin-re.

OTTAWA, April 23—~ (CP) -A Pro- vincial Premier, a former Provincial Minister m»! r prominent woman Barrister were given high jrl l- iciai posts in a series of appointments announced tonight by Justice Minister St. Laurent.

The appointments, made at Thursday's dill)- inet meeting were :—

Hon. Thane Alexander Campbell 47. Pl"'llli~3f' and former Attorney-General of Prince Edward Island, to be Chief Justice of that Province. 54c- ceeding former Chief Justice J. A. Mzltiiiesrlrl.

retired

Hon. Ivan Cleveland Rand, KC ,, 58, of Moncton, N B , regional and. commission counsel for the Can-i adian National Railways and for-i mer Attorney-General of New

Miss Helen Kinnear, K.C., 48d 01, Port Colb0rne,Ont.. to be County‘ Court Judge for Haldimand, and to ‘

of Justice for Ontario during her" tenure as County Court Judge. Miss Kinnear is believed to be the first woman in Canada to re- ceive so high a Judicial appoint- ment. She ‘practises law in Port. Golborne an has been active in the activities of the Liberal Part0‘

fields.

Premier Campbell recently re- signed the portfolio of Attorney General which he held since he became Premier. and the DOrLlOPO of Minister of Public Works, held for n few weeks following the an» noinimcnt to the senate of Hon. J.l

was learned that J. Walter Jones, HON. T. A. (‘;\.\ll‘lll.l.l,

“mill”! b" allowing their wmklng member of the fourth district of

staffs to participate.

Walked, Rowerl Nine Miles After Boat Lost In lee

Mr. Frank Leslie, merchant at Grlndslone Island in the Magdalen

Islands g-roup arrived here by

plane yesterday.

A Maritime Central Airways plane conlmcnrl hm . . 1 mode a special trip tobring hlm ' to Cllllflfliltflfllvll, landing on £3 MONTREA,“ Apr" 23 _(CP,__

Mme 15 enroupe w Halmm ada were graduated as wireless me-

ibcnch between Grindstone ' Ammcrst Islands. r

shore.

Mr. Leslie said he started wilh qle-Tllmr-‘w- C‘ 1mm)“ Gwmg‘ merit was rer

boot. lei-city C. lost Saturday on- rnlltc miller to Pictnu N.S. or Sour-

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wilill hill“. When they were about ninc m es off Entry Island, one of '