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Morning Dally (Founded In I387)

President: Lieut. Col. W. Chester 8. McLuro "Itlr-PIESIOEIII! J. R. Burnett, FJJ. Secretary: tieut. Col D. A. MacKlnnon- 0.5.0. Elflor and nlunaging Director: .l. R. Burnett, EJ l. Associate Editors: Frank Walker and Inn A. Burnett

SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Mail in 1'. t. 1., 54.00 per year; $2.50 for B month: $1.25 li-r 3 months; 50c for one mouth Clty Delivery: $5.00 per year; $3.00 for 8 month! $1.15 for 3 months By Mail In Canada and U.S.A. $5.00 per yen! Saturday Wet-lily: $2.00 per year; $1.00 for 6 months. 50c for 3 months.

_”The Strongest Memory is Weaker than (he Weakest Ink."

TUESDAY, APRIL l, 19-11.

the enemy was a long-distance glimpse of the Ital- ian fleet hurrying back to its base. On October r2, however, in the course of another sweep, the A jar sank two destroyers and damaged another which the York finished off ucxt morning.

The Greek campaign opened up iie\v opportun- ities for the Royal Navy, which acquired bases at Crete, halving the distance between Alexandria and Italy, and making it possible to bring pres- sure at closer quarters. deadly surprise attack was launched from the air- craft carriers Eagle and Illustrious upon the Ital- ian navy cloistered in the double harbour of Tar- anto. Three Italian battleships were badly damag- ed, including one of the newest type, also two cruisers, a destroyer ‘and several supply ships. "'l‘his," said the First Lord of the Admiralty, in reporting the ’l‘araiito engagement, “has been the most important week in the history of naval op- erations of this war.” Half the capital strength of the Italian navy had been put out of action.

On November 27th, the remnant of the Italian

On November 11th, a I

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

‘IIOTES BY THE wiv»!

Alice Booth writes tn the lNew xtrk Sun: “I have travehed

extensivciy m f-ur Iintisn coi-

onitia 0r Dominion; - Canada, NvVB Scot-a, new Zieoiand and Atl-wrollc 1 went w say mat wiiat me British. think ot as Plenty oi ood is not toad at all as we know .it in this cuntry". one can but lhope that Miss South's knowledge lot‘ tcod is as charming as her

knowieoge of geography. - Wuid- . sor Star.

Arteimus Knuckles sued tn the Justice of the POBICQ Court of Fort Wayne, Ind., t. get back a p.g ciao uiui wandered onto a IIG-QAIDOIS farm and had been ccmhcated. His lawyer was David Hogg. Hog: cited a decision in a like “be 81W“ by Sullivan Cmcuit Judge iviurtin ' 1, Pigg. Ptggs den-cc vies based on an opinion ot Indiana Supreme Court Judge John u. Berkshire.

ut Justice William Mcberiy d.dn‘t

WORDS OF CHALLENGE

A THOUGHT A DAY FOB. A PEOPLE AT WAR

"Democracy can only be measured in the sort of men and omen it produces, and LIiIIIGSS it does so ttthwtllwcpzll;

pse. In Fascism ey a ‘that fraud is better than truth; violence is better than reason; ignorance Ii better than knowledge; and hate is to be desired rather than love." Rev. R. R. Iiatlmer, rector of Holy 'I‘i1ntty Angli- can Church, Chiitham.

The Thirteenth Plane

(George Waller Athens. Correspond- ent of ‘Ihe Chicago Dairy News) Well, even the growing control of

the air over Albania. by the Allied

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IIOOIIOAY SEIIUIOES ‘TOURIST AOOOIAMOOATIOII LISTIIIG

ST. PAUL'S OIIAPEL

Every noondoy, except Sutur- doy, during Passion Wool: and Holy Wool: o sorvico for Mon will bo hold in S1. Foul’: Chopel. The servicos will begin of 12:05 and will lost fifmn minutes only. Tho Rov. Canon Molono will con- duct the services this week; his subioet is "Faith". Next week the services will bo conducted by tho Rector, . Rov. A. ' LeDiow Gardner. All men Interested oro cordially invited to offend these services. ,

"Come yo yourselves apart ond rest owliilo."

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your and do- foldor please mailed you, names were

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(T hero forms hovo olroody been mailed to those wlioso

in the folder lost your).

TOURIST ADVERTISING. This yoor or usual In one of our Tourist

lloolis spoco is allotted for odvprt-isomonts. If you wlsh to place = on od please communicate with us before April Third. Roles and other information furnished on uost.

THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TRAVEL BUREAU I. Graham Rogers, Supervisor, CHARLOTTETOWN.

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Budget AIIIICIPHIIUIIS fleet, hunting for new lurking places, was located awe w m,‘ on m, quesmm; was

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forces 118.5 its mental hazards. ll LINKS pAnzfl-rg

proved by the nasty five minutes through which the ground staff of itl

wrrn evacuees Gi it ifiid is reported to have paged f“; f0“; am wonmma. Ilngllind. Mimi at

On a reconnaissance flight over ‘m5 lair zrmizibr..isrt°zi.".starter; time so». mi ti... i.- gzyrmation. Abouthan hour ‘later. at B“ I‘ M“! 5- B?“ -

. n . _ .u§i..°’iliem-‘Sl§§‘i. hiblmseelilriife Qvmmitteegw the Evacuation or black specks coming over the moun- 3111811 911511911- She 15191143’ l1" tain, at the end of the valley. Ira-km 11911111‘ W Gwtie they n11“ thong; asked the 911138 he"! -

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TATGSYOIIOJDITJBG Iizlléo Sclftlliikl‘. many m“! mUdYQU 537055 binoculars at m; eye. I the Atiwchilf the evacuation sche-

this the time in a long range action, it felt the teeth of the gfirileflgnbglékjeegucgatf? lgflautfié‘ British bulldog. Between torpedo attacks and ngfs-keep and t-he negiibor gave gunfire, hits were believed to have been scored him his I168 back. -— On-cago Dally on the Vittoria Vanna-the second of Italy's two News‘ ___ new battleships-two large and one small cruiser, The prohltnn whelthel’ kygbu i311 ‘and two destroyers. And when onvDecember I4 ilglégczhliggl? guilt rlzcitcgtinge 15o one the flcet was once more located, this time in the ma; confronted some mndoii dp- harbour at Naples, a. bombing attack secured di-

I would write flio word ‘Insure’ over th cottage ond upon the blotting book mun."

o door of every

There is much speculation at Ottawa as to the of every public

]J1'u\'l>lt)ll$ iii the biulgct which Finance Aliiiisier lilslcy" is cxlvccicil to bring down before Wednes- day, April y, wlicii lkirliaiiiiciii will adjouirn for the liusicr rcccss. Nut only have \\'£t1‘ costs soared beyond tlic $i,_'5<i0.i_i0o,0t>t.v estimate of February, but rapid viccclt-ititiiiii lll I-‘ctlvrzii requirctiieiits is expected to arise from the British repatriation ac- count.

As the Uuvcriiiiicufis financial problems arising from the war have increased, it is anticipated that new taxation measures will be outlined in the budget. Already’, since the failure of the Dom- iiiio11~l’i'o\"iiici;il cuiiicrcucc on the Sirois Report,‘ the UtJllllllllili bus cut oti relic-i grants to the prov- inces, and the expectation nu\\' is that it is plan- iiiiig to invade the lucrative ticld of succession duties, a source 0i revenue heretofore restrictcdl l111PF¢55l°11 m?“ ll l5 Pa" 9f l la‘: to the pnwiiiccs. It is who expected that the pres-l 8.1‘. destined to 118"! lilPtcilclllllg effect 011 Um eiit excise tzix of 1 cciit per pound on sugar will be’ l’1'°l>'"955 9f ll"? “all iticreased to 2 cents. The price has already been iii-l creased at the refineries by order of the Wartime Prices and '1‘.~...i¢ llozirtl, to offset the result of a tendency toward hcany buying in anticipation of the budget.

The budget, too, is expected to contain a plain declaration that the Provinces must balance their own budgets, avoid benefiting from any boom in revenues due to war expiuisiuti, and avoid new expenditures and taxes. The Federal Govern- ment is understood to be anxious for a formal

—Rl. Hon. Winston Churchill

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lomats recentiy. Two memltiiers of rect hits on a concentration of cruisers and _de- 3},g,§°,‘{“§},f$§ffind“$,§fen gal/m? stroyers, with what damage could not be precise- mm became unusuiiuy severe mthe 1y cstimated_ neghborrwod. seeing a number d‘

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of Italian duplicity. | By this time. however. the com- mander had broken out his own binoculars and was on his third count. There were 13 planes all! rigiilt‘. 12 of whose typifis borel Greek mar ings, and an a an ’p one in their midst, which had been captur- l“ "m" 59°"

ed with its crew in midalr-the first '

recorded air surrender of the Alban- ' :2}

FOB INFANTS AND GROWING CHILDREN There 1s nothing you can give children who are cllned to be “Rlckety” that will build and strengthen their bone: and bodies like COD LIVER OIL Babies thrive on It. 1t ll like sunshine to their bodleo. But the Cod Liver 011 moot contain the right proportion

_ . . peep shite . Ln B. doorway“ Th commander was Just writing ma is v . The effect of these successes was evident in the wwyfiwppid Kill, ca, and jam“! duwne the 1151131 “All Qur 'planes ie-l On her vfislts to the U. B. A. she Libyan campaign, when British battleships repcat- them, The door was openw. and turned safely" when the spotter sees as many as oosslbi.» or the d! l u d I l. I 1d d Em- l de-ieyerygne was mvited to enter. "l-Ls yelled. . . children she h q pevlousict. taken c l’ 51° e la l3" Slrollg 1° 5. all 151 mcenency w,“ be pleased w 0m; Wait a mlliUb€—W8Il.l_ His lips over. On her reurn Lo Brl ain. by stroyers swept the seas. his hspitality as long as the raid were seen moving. He scratched his letter or won of mouth. she gives No 'rh B itish Nav has cored another si rial iasis" a secretary 1111110111106". he“ sllddmly he “W” m‘ glam?‘ Penn“ "nmdmnd “@1111” l” ’ “ .8 r - y 5» ~ g Unknbwingiy they had sought “K1111 11111-‘111,111111111-§l41-11d1118 1198f by. their children and some little home- success, tinted with such precision as to leave the menu. in me Polish Embassy Here. quick, have a lookl Count, 1! anemic; about many ger plan of stratcq The Soviet delcsptesbgeciiclled 013$ gfioffggtt gig.‘ 1%?‘ Hm” I discretion and va or th tman - - ~ ' I r a»%“§h%‘u‘»%'§‘ii?“§n¥i'i‘fi P"11¢*=1111"1 ""1111 y m e o ‘- i- i where- - Glfletww Hflflld- itsllfieniliiiiigliibiimysl Take cove“! M ‘his “East n ls not t There W11; o. general diveifior shel- McLEOD 8| BENTLEY difficult t" spot me considerate car er and ac -ac guns, am curses w_ E BENTLEY. x. a driver. when he approaches a J- 5- BENTLEY. K- l3- pool of water on the street and C. F. BENTLEY. LL. B. secs that there is a possibility of a. Barristers arid. Attorneys-ill- w

All Fools Day.

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The first contingent of Island airmen selectedi

by recruiting officer Molyiicaux, Charlottetown,

expect to rcccive their wings at Ottawa this after- noon.

o a passing pedestrian being ipiastied he cit-her slzws up or dizves around the puddle. H.s reward for such a courteous act is usually a friendly smile, and both con- tinug kn the.r way feeling m‘. bet- ter for this exchange of CIVLIILCS. ' Unfortunately there are othcr

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understanding with the Provinces in this regard, on the ground that provincial needs must take second place to national requirements.

This proposal, if it matcrializes, will run dir- ectly counter to the reputed plans of the Campbell Government for imposing a provincial tax on tobacco. The Speech from the Throne indicated

A conference of bankers, bond house repres- entatives and the Minister of Finance is taking place at Ottawa this week in connection with the‘ forthcoming new government loan.

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Edmond Rostand, French poet and dramatist, born this date 1868; achieved great success with

motorists. and thank goodness their number is nst legion, who seem to think that the world was made for mctrists alone. They show little or no consideration for the pedes- trian. They plow through the water pools, shctvering slush and water over whoever may be wit-hin range ondthe sidewalk. - Kitchener Rec- or .

Si. for the rehabilitation or the town of Morrlsburg, $3,379,000 habilitation of

Historic Ground Disappears

(St. Tiiomglqmes-Journal) Among the itemized costs of the Lawrence project are $5,924.00!)

for the re- the village of Iro-

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Those who have tele-

of vitamins. -No guess work. ‘ The proportion of the life giving vitamins is printed right on the label. We loll only the kind that is relentl- flclallv tested and conse- quently reliable and effective

vacuum- BOTTLES

ouois. $3.696.000 for rte-location ot’ c‘ ""9""! Canadian National Railway tracks. and 321112.000 for re-locatlon ot No. 2 Provincial highway. ‘Ihese works _ are all between this side of Com- could lieip to meet the increased wall to just east of Iroquois, about 50 demands for metal. That idea was I mies in all. The estimates allow based on the realization that in $14.011.000 for acquisition of lands the annual issue of license plates on the Canadian side of the river. there is normally a considerable The viiisize o! Iroquois W111 be waste that cannot be condoned in COMDIEI-Ely flooded and the highway warmnm why the“; Shguid be and railwav track: will be moved to waste- this conngcfjqn Hm pmc higher ground to the north. The p, 15 dlilffcuyg w exp-Rm? In yqfeal business section of Morrisburg will Britain “gm, is no anndal issue come tinder water though the main a residential section of the town will putts‘ The“ the motors“ are be untouched The people of Iroquois §°$§d°§n§ {llmbfirvwllkl they Eff talk of moving their village two ' " y ad’ I “um ' miles back from the present high- pub ‘m a‘ male wImh mus‘ Con‘ tvav. Morrlsbtirgers will probably ggfibg geerrnnglgs 5$ll3a{g“g' cacghgfi found a. new business sectlonb on long as it is In th: mot.rlst’s DIS‘ hlgher wound‘ From Morris um

, .tw rd a .tvip of land one-half gestfgn-mifllalxlfrffikcluigi: 1130111133311" hide iipdelwisli be stépmert-rydeéldl or l] z LC .153 d I b _ _ ‘Dlates, and. according to the Tileepreaseiit iionniieeéioorcrzsst will‘. 115111115118 501-101"!!! motor vehicle ccmmissloner for tltat iamsburg and Aultsville and their m“! Blllldlfll Clllrhlllfil-"Vn- state, a considerable sum tt money

neighboring crossroads will be under '—i"_ has been saved as a result. Perman- water. MUCGUIGAN & TRAINOR ent plates issued five years ago are A great deal of this territory ts MARK g, Muqumnu, 5,1; still In use and show little deter- historic There are said to be more c. s1‘. CLAIR TRAINOR, K. 0. loration in that time. _ Torciito nevple of United moire T-oyflllst Barristers, Solicitors. Etc. Telegram. desoentr tgeredthiirri itnuanyeottgzg, M9145‘; To LOAN are“ ° an“ a ° 5m l" I‘ - Otflee: Over Provincial Bunk. TW° ""165 @115! °I M°rrl5bum I5 Si» Richmond Street. Charlottetown.

Johns Lutheran Church -— not the

original structure — which was the, first Protestnnt Church in Ontario. INN OX A Toilet Preparations

‘established I57 years ago. It will

probably come down. So also will the memorial at Crysier's Farm which} commemorates the victory of abouti 1,000 British and Canadian soldiers PARKER PEN SETS KODAKS

over some 4.000 United States troops on November 11. 1813, Remains will WESTCLOX CLOCKS

have to be removed from about o. CAMERA SUPPLIES

phones have all the re- sources of our store at command at any time. If a need arises, let us know and we will send you what you want at once.

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i OIIIIO TAX APPEALS

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Appeal from Civic Rates and Assessments will be held in the City Court Room, City Building, on Tuesday, April 8th, 1941, at 9.30 o'clock A.M., when appeals from valuations and assessments will be heard.

J. A. FULLERTON. City Clerk

that new sources of revenue would have to be found to furnish funds required for expanding public liCllllll services. This statement was clari- iicd in the Draft Arldress debate by Ilon. M. R. Blctjuigtin, Minister of Health and Education, who said that an additional $15,000 would be re- ipiirctl for treatment of IUIJCTCIIIOSIS victims.

ilicrc is no question as to the importance of public health, and of the limitctl resources of the tinveriimeiit in meeting public health require- ments. Nevertheless, the imposition of any addi- tional provincial taxation at this time, on the eve of a fcderzil burlgirt which zilmost certainly will im- ptlrfi lilltlllltllllll fi-ilcriil taxes for war purposes, is‘ a mutter for very scrious concern. Doubtlcss the whole (rucstion will be fully discussed in the Legislature, and it is to be hoped that national as vvcll as provincial interests will be kept in mind, in whatever decision is arrived at.

verse comedy, much of which has been translated into English: “My pessimism goes to the point of suspecting the sincerity of the yicssiinists.” w. \Veariiig a home-made diving suit, a 14-year- old Sydney (Australian) boy successfully dived 18 feet. The suit cost 65 cents. The galvanized iron helmet has earphones and a glass visor, with an emergency airtarik capable of holding 10o pounds of compressed air, u o Under the new railway arrangements, the Ocean Limited does not wait for the lslaiid passengers. If the train from Tormentiuc is late, thc Ocean Limited goes on according to schedule leaving the Scotian to pick up the late arrivals. On Saturday that meant a two-hour wait as the Scotian also was late,

look at then Bottles your lrnowled e will quickly ell you that ero lo positively the best voluetn hermos you have ever seen for the money. lo On. Royal Vacuum 49o Royal Lunch Kits (bottle Included) — - - — $1.35 See Our Window Dlephy 0|’ Them.

When inst year's license plates Alter one were called in, there was on eihrtl to get motorists to turn them overl

to salvage depots where they

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Mall Orders Given Prompt ttentlon.

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v 4- i- u Thanks to Canada, hundreds of British troops will soon be playing popular melodies on mouth organs made in Germany. The mouth organs, originally exported to Canada from Germany, are being returned to Britain in response to an appeal for mouth organs and other musical instruments by the British federation to the Canadian feder- ation of business and professional women. They had asked what was needed most for British troops.

Federal Aid To Agriculture

One subject which might well call for debate in the Provincial Legislaitire is the condition of the agricultural industry, and the measures bcst cal- culated to improve it under present war condi- tions. In other parts of eastern Canada resolu- tions have gone forward to Ottawa, urgang fed- eral leadersliip and assistance. In view of the possibility of our legislators passing a similar resolution, it is well to know what the attitude of the Dominion Lioveriinient is. This was enuii- ciated last week in the House of Commons by Hon. j. (.1. (izirtliner, Minister of griculture.

“The position taken since the beginning of the war," said Mr. Gardiner, “is to the effect that before any branch of agriculture receives assist- ance because we are at war it must be shown (I) that the market which existed for the product of that branch nf agriculture has been seriously cur- tailed by the \\aii'; (i) that those engaged in that branch of the iuiltisiry" cannot readily change to any other without lapse of time and unreasonable expense, turd (31 that those engaged in that branch of agriculture cannot maintain themselves in agriculture Wllllulll government assistance. Whenever any branch of agriculture has been found t0 lll in with that condition, we have at-I Qipted to it». something about it."

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Col. Frank Knox, U.S. Secretary of the Navy, speaking at New Or- leans. said: "We cant lose sight of the fact that Germany has built the greatest military machine the world has ever known and we are safe n.w only because oi’ two factors- the Br.t.sh sea pcwer and the Brit- ish air powcrJH-St. Thomas Times- Journal.

New llghl. on the evolution of the swiistike in prehistoric Amcnca,

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In Montreal the Y. W. C. A. has classes teach- ing girls how to get and hold jobs including courses on posture, clothing, make-up, diction and‘ 08mm“ 591m Gama: Nazis dramatics. A to cent tuition is charged daily for. adopted the symbol Is revealed 0n each sixhours of instruction. The director tells gig?!‘kflmmé“filk“nlqgflfigfyfifiggpyf her pupils that crossing the knees, wearing ear- Chjgag°_ ma, the swasgjk; was rings, fascinating sweaters or feminine hats and