. lurizic t» em i. W w... m... ~ s":".:::"'i.rn slztir.i".iis.s“fi 0* I .h gfgsizglg'gndu¥gfsm&‘does not o! itself ensure a bumper _ ——-——-——- R . M, L is mvmhnu own or corn. Certain favourable Blurrsu rsnn nms

Me

mu Service.

Pfobiibly one oi the greates dangers in cum is the temptation to h . reed from the first generation crop - plant the

"l a practice is io i t will be a bitter disappointment

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Hybirtl Corn

- Whi Iile

APRIL 17. 1941

According to an announcement from the white House President or ten U. S. Coast Gutters to the British. Above is the Ponwha 1 my, guns, which is believed one of the cutters in volved.

Roosevelt has ordered the release .983 tons and equipped with two five

OENTRAI. GUARDIAN Trinity United O

This column l: reserved for news oi loch] interest, but advertising of H a newiy natna may be inserted '

at l cents a word, strictly pay- able in advance.

THURSDAY. APRIL ilit-Chamlnade Chorus Hall.

ORASWELL ior Photographs.

.___._ CONFEDERATION LIFE IN SUR- ANCE 14-9789

THE ANNUAL MEETING Women's National

Vicinity

People and their nerve an the Brotherhood oi Maintenance of age in their awiui pane. Way Employees _on Canadian Na- mlurimr his e

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- eral of Mrs_ Annie Dollar held Tuesday afternoon from residence o! M, _ where service was conducted by Rev. Hush Miller and Rev. Don-

Interpreting War

ported locked in a death ‘on a Ito-mile from m this en.

0n the outcome of this may rest the fate oi Greece. the British army which is the brunt of the German

sault on that ill-defined

even shorter defence lines

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upon hi h ‘Iain-w c

One such line is 109 miles triisa River, the

apparent yam] rt _ letlc (IISIIDCLIOII. He was a cap- 'I'here is verv little ice 0h the “nu” p011", o; m, “L, drive m uppe, tam in the Mount A. C.0.T.C,. and Ncriii hlw e this opium but as yet l” neutral Gmeca I; m scarcely 75 “as OC of the Iniuntrv Co in his no move has - I“

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Aflflflh and the Ionian seas

drawn there still Athens, and cut the battle in hall for the allies. Failure of the allies to hall; foes in this present battle mean sin-render oi all

Irum south, west and northwest. The import

ant British forces in the Asmara,

the principal city in Italian Eat

Only a narrow strip oi sou

iI-Ailrllr Ahab: railway the nth- st Nil-Kc. would em British an». westward. sclttnring Italian h"; warm," their hands. retreating on Addis Ababa. Already it

the‘ crowing oFhby-ria corn should f

Delimited _ i t.

“on h to ense oi first genera P011 9°04 Judgment must be used in

6110mm n hybrid even as in choos-

(Experimental run-ms News) iijrreiit qgliiliogm fiflvpfligr‘ 1 1 MPH-Ill’ and late and it Is essential

m§..yt¢.'§,d"§wp°‘f"ues”‘ Big‘! "gaff, that a good well aria ted hybrid

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‘conditicris must be povided, such . dimmcck Division ni Fbr: f,‘,’.e§,,fif,°g,ec“e’°g, fifiiegyggg £2 LO N Plants Dominion liixpeilmental sumo; b’ “peeled to omwhaa the hand‘cap oi a depleted soil. Neither can be expected to give satisfac- mn undie-r condltilpns colgnlatc limit‘; 0!‘ mproper an g_ y r

ggeéiwis too expansive I14t)‘\V£'ie“]Ii:3, bltlt

sic-were o use n sen - ly and in the manner intended will Niffxv bad ieafze that the limitation; or hy- Duchafed a fifivle, fmdmw" brid corn are quite easy to avoid. defence o; Indm If’ ° °°°

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or as a captain in

t the growing or hybrid arvest.

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I By Kirke L. Simpson Associated Press Siaii’ Writer

The British-Greek allies and the Nazi-Fascist war machine are re-

Yet allied failure to stem the as-

wouid not necessarily mean the end of the battle oi Greece. There inre

W511i. We" guarded on both flanks, Ilhe allies could rally

south oi the great bend oi the Vis-

miies, air line, across Greece m; that narrow waistline. Deep mns of the

idixilaludzgrateast and west respec- ve y r both ii ' s: wards Addia Ahsbo, the Ethiopian capital. They are likely to win the {Gama}, mehgmud "1122? gggigm

c t-l Greece with its wide valley eNQZT.

Greece NOD01‘. Ind th Pei . - Ian peninsula, itself ae “iatgligiigioli- l" remain in

3 N E 5 2 3 a I 3 s 5 § s’ L‘ F. {I

-—-——- deep in some places. BOMBAY- (CP)—The problem of ylariufacturinlr surgical instruments

. - iCPl-Lod N i . , . 32d gawk.“ who served “f mefirg. Campbell and 01m McDonald have. Easter hciid-ass at his home hue- 8B

Mr . An Smith. formerly An.- s me t the Easter holi- home in St. Peter's

Kim-s Rpyg] Rme 50m, and as an‘ their Easter holidays at their lwmes ggialvliaetzrgiicment officer. is dead.

for mixtie sweeping and anti-submar-

Bid Boothroyd, The pgflbeapgyg Mid MO

were Messrs. P. J. sentner, Char- fate. les Proud, Bert Younker, Owen -—-—- gigléllliglf, Clllifford Proud and Her- Mrs. Phonese Larkin. Selkirk, PIZZC .

V v Services held in Winsloe south Church by and

_ t aeain. Messrs. Andrew Dollar, Fred Doi.

lur, Harry Younker, Harold Craw- iord_

-__-_ ISLAND STUDENT DOES WELL.

—~Lo Bell, . . _ E‘ CrnBeeHI of son of Mr and Mrs

grapple Mr. Joe Oheveree. Sourls

is writ-

mu ‘l I h ikilliS male for Mgnt- " -\'i¢"€ e us nensuuze as r1 o; ham‘. (tliiiilllisi. with the Canadian VIndus-ise v68 .1113, 0' or we Gm» wir- a . . , . .

anafé‘ '$hl.‘I§ViII€. where he was an out- iliundilpz scholar Zlllld. athlete. Dwing s co ego career ie took an - part in i111 extra curricula activities‘ to be out Mam‘ 33d held ma-nv imIpoi-tant and cigget- nosi 1o ~. - - . treasurer‘ N? the gtuagigitgptiiifiirirlize Harbor Packing Cmfwmil’. Wi (roiuniittro for t\vn yrurs. was busi- Geldefd was aummmi ma‘ iiess mmiauer of the 40-41 irear book. 1991364"? Lester MCVMT-‘h’ “'1 a member of the Student Council. “b58115 1'1‘

or so lFoi' three years he paved on the 611% Varsity football team, winning his

i

front

south-

scnior _ve:ir. L0l'i"ii3's BISc. will be erupted him hill/luv in absentiila. He road sham; to the seaside mo" i§i°f.."°ii’lli‘n§.ifi’ iélii2l.‘éci.éii’il "’“““ "“° w?“ w“ ““°"'“°“ awarded liiilClGili-iit liilgivlfgifiitih Niiitil-s The trout mason one“ ' ance of the position with the C.I.L front,A graduate of P. W. College. v I

manv friends wish him success m vista’; m5 climax.‘ mofeglon‘ Mm. John Iaybct arrivrd i Halifax last week

them personals on Wednesday niorniniz.

Fred “Buii" Tierney left yester- Mr Ephram Male“? was m day morning to join the Royal] ' . b i _ Canadian Army Medical Corps at (my last’ we“ on “Hess Sydney- Mr Juries allies —-——~—

Mrs. Robert Powell oi Brackliy Point Road is visiiini; in the c y k, ms d; M, gigth tl-virs. George Easion, l-lillsboro f,‘,‘,‘f,,"‘}fm"§ l“. zoo lea

rec

Nil-r. F. A. Wotlcn of Victoria was s. visitor to the City yesterday. Th9 roads from Victoria are impass-

th e o . able, with snow tcri or twelve feet a a as n

Mrs. Daniel Maclsaac turned to her home in Earnscliffe. after spending the past week visit- I ing her friends rind relatives in ion is quite serious. Mr. Cullen

Charlottetown and Royalty. nmety~iive Wars Ycuni-

Misses Eileen Ciarkin, Blanche, Murray. Lizzie McQuiiid, WlllillIlflIi0f R. T. Holm the, returned to P.W.C. after spending‘ in New Wiitshire Hie Dffllle» B _____ day at her Dr. Cyrus Macmillan left yester- Halli)!‘- day morning for Ottawa to attend a meeting of the Pensions Com- mittee. He was accompanied has Mrs. llirxvmlllan and they will re- "W" stadl turn to the Island at a later date; Willi?!‘ 9111111“

Work on the new packing plan

lobsters th‘: season.

woiic wi'l have to up the buildinzs for business.

employed in Souris two ars was rushed to . latte own Hospital Saturday

l on her brain 3 Champion eater her; at East- er was John ierre. Mr. Lsplerre

ate iourteen boi eittls for break- iast the amount eaten for dinner

was not riven out.

I Misl Marjorie MoDcn m. sai- | River, spent Easter with Tier friend '. Miss Agnes Ooiiin. Moieli.

‘Ilhe Misses Laura and Oarrie MoPhee. Selkirk. spent Eas in

Bristol. the ts 0i M3‘. and . Ridhnle I. mnaid.

melvioiellmutetwascle aster

mominz and was stocked with very choice pork.

lottetown for quite some time‘ when he was employed.

.._.__.. Charlie Keefe well known kniirht]

.oi th mad. clued ihrculh here

tor‘ Sunday we: bound. I M31. Jal. Binxland has. moved. ll to her own house ati ,St. Peter's Harbor. Mrs. Blitxlcnd

and son Garth. spent the winter months in the villaae.

.. ~$ninhvn\ib'\\ -

Branding Admiral Alberto Luis. naval attache oi the Italian Em-

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t to the Rnbt. Coffin. who srvcd hist NJTINI-tyeilgtfteeislongatlvrelgiilrfergt? Secre- thirty days training stimp timei jtary llull demanded his rnolll.

info. has been recalled to the ser-i Reason for the drastic acfon wns V08-

Adrniral Lain’ alleged implication in recent sabotage of Italian ships I

Mrs. ld Barry was in the In U. S. ports. I

Gera ‘city on Wednesday.

Mm. Herb liawbolt is spcndinfll some time in the ciiv with her sister. Mrs. Ernest Carr. |

Mrs. Arthur ‘Bloxland is havinr the inside oi her house finished. Charlie Masher is the cfiiiiiflfliill-

BU‘?

HAMSAVS

LONboNr-tcPi-Rev. lh-ic Sie- phen L-oveday. iormerlv oi st. Pu- erh. Bristol. was recentlv instiluud vicar or s1. mmmin-ine-rieias.

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“THE RIGHT PAINT TU PAINT RIGHT

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Bristol And

.. s“ n?" J1 l’".*:"'i.t."“ i“ 0 ifiuiatim will be held in the McLure for one v h

wine ‘terms of the' n

mrt time» d-avs ahead oi him and he had mom to war-tom Europe

k. iimorsnt oi his brother's

were also | spent Easter with her parents Mr.

‘s. Daniel McGuire Morell. Rev. Mr. Skinner who also oi- ————- ficiatcd at the grave. Interment Mu. Catherine Alvward who was in Winsloe South

was C . in , Pallbearers M me Chm emetery lured sune time i130 ls able to

Miss Tdith McEwen. teacher at Covehead. spent Easter at hei- hom. if.

H ‘ Cape Traverse. P. E. Easter with friends in Bristol 5 andi 19m“ Cheveree has four brothers in the

their country. and his father Wilfred Cheveiee. is a vet.

Mrs. Willinn Conahan who was active. very ill most of the winter is able

At a meetinz of the Si. Peter's

om the nzovince at prcs-

been nuide to dear the snow th-lt is piled h.gh on ihe

snow alone the Stiléilllls there will m5‘ be very Lttie fshmu ior some time yet. The Moreil Rive." is open.

quish some in view of the accept-I week’ bu!’ by we are“ anwum o!

on a shun. visit to her hams here and Ieit azaln

. A. O'Brien has been confined t0 his home for stme tine with a. very 50m ieiz. Mi‘. O'Brien

for Mr. Reginald Coffin has been é

appointed egg grader at the Morell Co-opeiative ginning station ior

The Misses Maiuaiet and Reta Cullen were called home on Good has re- I Friday owing to the serious illness

0i their grandfather Michael Cul- I len. At time of ivriting his condit-

an, Lid. spent the

Misse Blanch and Ethel Squires. byiOharlotiietoum espent Easter with ‘ ' parenm hem Mr. and Mrs.

, at Morel], where Mr. Cox will pack d stcriield an Mod_ mornin an cons era a n av g be dtone- to fit

lidisis Lila. O'Brien. who has B0611 for the Dust Ohar-

in a i serious condition with a blood clot

fllbd early Saturday '

“IE CHARLOTTETOWN ‘GUARDIAN

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In a recent talk to the Poultry Science Club at the Ontario Agri-

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r. S. S. Munro, Poultw Division. Central Experimental Farm. Ott- awa. described events leading up to his discovery oi a_ new method of selecting high quality hatching 688$ for incubat on. The method simply consists in immersinz the fresh egm in a salt solution oi known strength. lupus oi hiizh imichiiiii

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_ ~. .-- ,, ~il l} ihi; dcvce of other internal egg quality motors i f‘l.;i,'.“fm,?r} 1.1:; iqilitfilulisd ufnflu-g]. ‘some oi which are related to IIMCIP flmmy n. gmilii rzmlv be flllDiIPd ilr m: l>0‘1’i‘i‘- , r1‘. ~' ll ~ ‘ cac The new test was first disoovi-red N(~_.N;I1NLIH<NI (.|A'.-..\\:: ~ ANNA‘; pinflh as a result oi rcscarrh carried our ‘ _, _, , iii Li}, ltglifs 0;" 5% lalolggfi uzrr (‘an FNLOCKI-ID cnni l _ .- g . vans set it semi dlffiwm “’<P‘""" ‘ LUTON. F, tCPi ._ Ailmittina "Iemm mm“ 3cm“ cmiada‘ T1,“? Ihvrv \\t'I'(‘ illllllsililiillli documents and m" “m be "rncd m" m“? simn“ fllFDILllit‘ parts in llir cur. Pcrcv M ‘wilikhogt eiixiggiilie euuipéilixauli ‘mild I“ Nash \\l‘. mi 2i $4.45» iorlgaiiiiwi u v P861‘ ii i1 P“ it‘ SFU- y '1 l 11' - his zir when WM 9d by the Experimental Farms. lliifll c Dr. Mllllit) poinird out. that the. .

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