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9-16-19-23. lfensinlimn’ 14-1" Personals

Th]; ;olumn is local interest, ngwsy nature

—llrs. Bruce Bcwn

_ dflllshter Jean of Moncfi spzxrlllt the week with her sister Mrs Samuel simmtmfi. Summerside. '

Wilfred McDonald and

4.051" leather coat between chclton shore and Carleton Sid m, Reward. Russell l-lammglia n

*—-—— —Mrs. _ l NT-M . Willi EWAGEME a. Islalillg 5°“ ma" “d “Wllhlfl Betty o!

Aubrey of Albert/on, Moncmn mow e

“Sims to announce the engagement and spent Lagos tBiySuJnlitrkrllcrsD/Iixd; o; her (fighter, Edrice Margaret Mammal,“ 515w“ Mrs samuei cgmpbtiii, to Cameron Hillman ammo” They also vm-"ed Bane chatham. Ont. Marriage to take and Kensmgwn'_s_ t

place in the near future. 9-l9-ii -—— -s t. r "‘"“"Z.‘Ji° 359%.; ‘tfill ‘or a5... 513?‘; i§£l.§“3i‘.u“u.i°illi; city we n5 and famll t 5

Manse, Kensington, Sept. 16th. at u memberyoil theunlaptfzifgg. gin? 7Q'clock p.m. when Lulu Grace o; canadayfis

Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ' David i, clark of Kensington was

—5¢f8ea t M ‘ united ill marriage to Thomas Her- of the Prirxilce EgfirdRlillgliid it)??? hm AUlSOn Mayne of summerfield. hinders is spending ms furloughsn

o decorated w swee Peas an -—Mrs. W.A. T " glarlioll. Mr. Mayne is one of our been visiting hsglmlifioifl’? ggosperolls farmers. A large num- 51v], Nognpn, summersid» for i315‘ r of friends will join in wishing p”; Six weeks has letuméd to y: the nonnv couple a long and iw- home in Ottawa. ‘g

oils wedded life.

—Dr. Willif n W d, h _ lg returned fr'cm Erzglang, Clififfie ‘ad bee“ f" “m!” Years represent- "8 the Canadian Dept. oi Agri- cllltl-"B End who has been visjlng his brother Mr. Joseph Wood sum fnerside and Mrs, wood mg, M: ‘gr Biggie. where he will be assigned

Carleton and llicinity

lzr, and Mrs. Russell MacDonald, Carleton, were passengn-s to Sun" merslde Tuesday evening.

Mrs. F. J. Inman, Eedeqllc‘, was the guest of Miss Pcuzue Bel. and Mrs. Nathan Bel , Carleton, on “ed- day.

lliissos Grace Vlfebsier and Liar-v to the deck o garot Mcl-‘arlane. nurses-in-tzalnuls rolled off to ts1§§ui“b'§‘,§ff§°,,e“’,f§ at the Prince Edward Island l-los- i; r a pilzll, Charlottetown, spent Sunday at their ‘mines Augustine Cove.

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“By this t'mc th a

h}? enillliih." said ieflfi ‘gcrgfixlilriliniilgl? ———— " My ad lncd thilscliwl- ~ ' ’ t v » to iliOilg Jamie 3112i 35mg ‘fies 1.21:5 f); iflheh deck with ma” “anus he“ Murray l-iarbor also Miss Kathleen ség.‘ ‘HWY were “u wl"~n¢ "w" MacFdrlarc nurse-ln-traininz at K w’ a'p*.a‘rai'us' A5 me Nazi-i the PEI ‘l-‘icspitai we-e visitors t0 {’,,§ff°,fp",liy°,fi§ s,” thehwbmmmi“

" *‘ ‘ " . ‘ s em, ~ Carlcloli and Augusltne Cove on second and m3,‘ the 135i ‘gfiixinééiln I- Sullcla‘! __ alifiiyttliglecligl: Assélllbginc tcoreg ,. l i b ‘ldi a ‘ i_ C‘ ere 50 i,“ fleitlfriptiglfgelwalggilixlliilise satlgarlrggcn. ‘my mu“ m” "ruck m" ml") the Nazis. said Stubbs. us mud

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Ms new Bfll- third w" stud- ivlair aacihaufi ti? giallfffwriil? $.19.‘

ent of Prinrr cf wales Co lege. fled out every comm d ‘I

Epelllrlhe week-end at her home in we", a noun,“ sundayazorgingw t‘;

519W". the fie party which put our, .118 deck blaze and to the gunners

Mr, David wi-‘Muiiilly. carlcton. ishlzlcng a training course at Aldcr- Sea" f" Canada s o .

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Mr. Claude Boll. Carleton. is a subgllgyggigfixlgggnagieigiiiéflgg: Vila‘)? ruldcnf at Union Commercial Col- >3), marked up on fie sfl-é: clpme 1‘3°»C““»1°Lt°‘°“'"- United Nations and Canada can.“

llfss Lydia Muttart, Carleton. was altaiféy O11“ ti‘? §€lmt,““dTg°%r'|1°"§ the wrck-cnd guest cf her sister. but one or a numgi, i“ t i‘ Mrs. Lloyd Linkleticr of Llnkletter which should be marked °up 3°“ dicated hymlvir. MacDfonaldlsl refer-

‘ _‘ “ ehce to o er success u ac‘. oils.

‘oyrcqlwi, Mai, wiéilm“ 18,120,121‘! On tile other side of the ledger Mu .‘,-‘,,',,;,S~M,,,f3f‘ mm“ o! chm, the navy earlier this week an. lofiftown N, Mg: Ma“ Mathew“ trounced the loss cf the patrol ves. Glagow Qiéd were dsfllim a, an; sci Raccoon, the sinking of four Mwge‘ Cafieté“ on h.“ merchant. vessels and the loss of

' __' y’ lite ccrveliif Charlottetown with a

_ ew casua es.

cylliilifluflisisallgnbiiliiilf°l§§§ii The backawvnd of the aware!" ly Mm Manson MacNem‘ Norm sudden splurge cf the Canadian

1- navy into the spotlight is a north- Xyon and M!” Mabel Newsome or ward shift in activity of German

sydm“ N5‘ _ sohllxarlrtlcak anci- gllfifilrlsimonilfi ., s-n ng an er n o er lips o Mrs Harry Inman, Augustine 5 a and m more

the United States coast culheriy waters the enemy found protective measures there in-

Ccve, has returned from a. week's visit with her brother. Mr. Gor- E dcn Lcnrd, North Rustico, and her the

sister. Mrs. Carrie Mclnnls and Miss “B5518 l i" ailfiitivffilesiuntggnéz;

Yciila ' quill Y ‘l-B 5 n8 5 ' Mclnnis of Wnsloe. cm“ ncmhwam w attack me Miss Alice Best of Washington, D, trans-Atlantic ship traffic which 0.. who has been ViSitlil" her broth- had been comparatively free from er. Mr. Gerald Best. and Mrs. Best, molestation and in the guarding of Twit. is now the guest of her which the Canadian HWY Plays a major role, along with the British

835W. Mrs. George MacMillan, Cornwall. and American navies. ____ It la understood the Germans Mrs. John Macwrrams. Cane hoped a lone varied o! Modem

‘Plflvarse. ‘has returned from an en- from attack Wil-"d he" bffllllh‘ lovable visit with her daughter about some lessening of iihe strensth Winnie in Amherst. she spent a de- cf the (woo-rte siveh the "8118- ii°htful Week at the Churchill Tour- Atlantic convoys and were sur- i=t i‘tc:t, tho guest of Mrs. D. G. prised to find that was not the ca

srsolls. as. -_._. The enemy inflicted losses but Mrs. F anlr MacKay Albany. re- received a stiff jolt in return. The eenilv visited her sister, Mrs. Prank full story, if it is toll at all before “Hallie, Amherst. the end of the war. will not be .._.___ told for weelu or perhaps months. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dickie. Cane Congratulations on its victor!

nlboine from the

“averse. had tea at The Manse. came to the Assi naval service

caution. on Thursday. British Admiralty.

———- headquarters here, Recent guests of Rev. J. H. Bish- Andrew Cunningham. former com- ‘L’: it The Manse, Carleton. were mander in chief of the Medéstfrrarii- rs. heile Dixon and Mrs. Manson can fleet and 110W 0n B m °" n M N hi m, d Rea-Admiral L. ac elll of North ‘Lyon. Vvzlflmlllxilra; wlglo conilmgged me Asi iboi until i8 monl. BRO. .. ultzmiiustillzarlieizharall ome oi M , s e . Thuradav cfiulutcflflutfif wit; a lieutenant in 1036. servedmhi Ens- tii, “Nfldemv M“ Wank amt,” land. at headquarters in? lltrgmtg: in the chair. The meeting owned‘ to: destroyer 85:30. an w i; giyilttfglilghediriistitute Oil‘ 101k?“ Miiiliivas on the Assiniboine at the um of thcrilist ‘hfiiilfiiwilifi i225 °,.,,,“'”'"l‘,,°.‘l.i’tl.’..lll'é‘.,'l“lui°‘fllil‘lic ‘"4 “dented Seven members re- i-f sIleccecded Admiral Mun-lay ' "Wlidld to roll call and one visitor e m d’ of th“ destroyer "a! orzsent. Repflrts of the differ- with! ago. " gxlgccmmlt‘ were heard. Mrs. iisx. "l! Quigiey and Miss Hattie Ross "l! am» nted as Lunch Commit- tees tee for next meeting. After rme articles were handed in for the discussion it we; decided m hold Red Cross; z quilts, 4 pairs In ice cream 5mm in tn ch00] stocks i pail- of Seaman's socks. i ‘M a special meeting we: ‘called sweater, 9 night flown “A: "1 the 17th u» make arrangements 1 crib out 1 a “ 53

wTht! regular meeting of Careion °m0hs Institute was held

at the

realized $2.75. The following

1°!’ some. Mrs, wminnn y“ up. and Mrs. were ap-

pointed to ask Mr. Fred Bell to point to get more quilt mate Wm“! a ten-quart mo»; foi- tho A dainty lunch was nstitute. Mrs. '1'. a. Gillespie in- hostess assisted b

med ‘he mlmbers to her home for in charlm "1 afternoon of quilting for the held st the home of Mrs. Nathan Rad Cross. Two quilts were com- Bell. Collection amounted to vietca. after which a sane-our suo- cents. The meetinfl 1M4

in B

His wife lives in Ha -

of

mother's hion. Mrs.

rial. served by the the committee The nex meeting is to be

50 with the

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“Last 0f Duanes’ Action Hit

Zane Grey's "Last of the Duanes" has been made into all exciting motion pictu;e. And George Mont- gomery. in his first starring role, establishes himself as an outstand- ing Western star.

This was the unanimous opinion of press and public alike of this new 20th Century-Fox flm which cpcncd last night at the Capitol Theatre.

Long ccnsdered one of Zane Grey's most thrilling stories, "Last of the Duanes" is an even moze thrilling motion picture. The st0:y of the fastest trigger man East or West of the Pecos, it is the ro- mantic drama of the men who lived dangerously in the old West when blazing six guns were the only law;

Montgomery, as Buck Duane, the fearless fighting man, is superb. The elf-Montana cowboy is right at liwne in the saddle and has been "crfectly cast as a. Western hvro. Tiis performance ns the quick shoot- ing rider surpasses his olltstandng work in "The Cowboy and tile Blcnde," and points to a successful screen career.

REINFORCEMENT

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inio Stalingrad ,

Once bcalsn back from the main streets tire Germans hastily es. tablimed fire points in the north- west, subu-llbs and erectad anu- tank obstacles for the dual pur- pose cf plrcltscticn against the Rus- n tank ccunter-atla-cks and to 1v;- as a sprlngbcard for further ullis. The Nazi air force then raided the city with swarms of B0 to 100 planes.

in the sccond German assault two bai-t- ‘Ec of Nazi infantry again lulled into one avenue but were forced back after savere handJo-lland combat, losing some 500 dead and wounded.

In their climatic effcrt to cap- ture the town the Gen-nails were employing on a large scale their usual tactics fcr occupying infrlalbii- ed areas.

Squads oi automatic gunners moved in first, seeking to penetrate the Russian front line and disrupt the deiences behind it.

Tanks and motorized infantry

followed the-m. Overhead, German 50193

planes dumlped bombs on cores of resistance.

Dis-patches frznl the two Cau- casian sectors recited that close co-cpzraiion bs-twccn soviet cav- alrymen and artillery had proved an imlporiant factor in stemming the enemy assaults along the Black sea coast and in the Terek Valley.

Inhabitants Ln the ceniml troun- tain regions were actively aiding tine defend-arcs, bulldog and re. pairing hoods and collecting food for the troops.

0m tlhe central front the Rue. SIBZIS were reported to have oc- cupied another fortified line west c-f Mcs-nw.

N-olrlh of Lake Karelian fmn-t th sums-tee attacks

a on iihe e Russian made against Finnish

‘poslgiorls, forcing s limited re- rea . _ ISLANf) NAVAL

(Continued from page ll went to the stand to get a llfebelt.

However, there were none left and

he rushed over to the captain's life- boat with hopes of getting a berth in it. But this boat could n\i be lowered and the captain ordered the l2 men left on the corvette to get into the water. Close to the Islander at the time was Teiegraphist Fred Rush of Winnipeg and both jumped from the boat. Neither had a lifebelt on. After a few minutes in the sea they were hauled aboard one of the nearby floats. They swam as far from the ship is possible. Johnston explained. so that ship would not pull them when it went down. 1t was Navig- ating Officer Dave Jefireys from Swansea. South WP ~ who hauled the Islander aboard c float. Acting Lleut. Cmdr. John Will- ard Bonne., Halifax, who was in command of the corvette. was lri‘l- ed in action. He was still on the corvette when Johnston overboard. When the Charlottetown officer last saw Ensure Room Arti-

The port after float. Lleut. Johnston is

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A PINCE, COUNTY CHRONICLE

lumped

ficer Lovatl. he was standing at

a ‘ son of Mr.

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west oi ‘Ihnsnarlvs. These reports told of attacks by the Brltlm and continued rcsstance by the French. i The rqioris to Vichy said 20

As l un leaving for military ser- British warships engaged in the vice on or about Oct. 1, I would first attack on the cast side of the appreciate that all accounts be Island. settled by Sept. 25. Otherwise they Th, qg-ptuye or Tamaiavq Mgdg- Iiflil be PM"! in the hands o! m! gascars chief port on Inc other. "miwil- wise almost inaccessible east coast.

J. K. BEER. M-D- gave the British itrces fcotilclcis

Kfilllililiflli- Cfl all the major seaboards o-f the

945-41- strategicalr: situated Indian Ocean

Island, vltisre British troops in

their first landing last May cap-

tured the northern naval base of Diego Suarez.

Tamatave capltuiafied after Bri- tish warships sent a. few shells in- to its defence works, the East African command announced

‘Ilhere was an intimation, how- ever, tfnat the rejection of surfend. er terms had been iiCCOmparfed bv stiffening l-"rendi rcsistance.

NOTICE

Our illlprovcfl Mziriiilllo Muir]

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Lunch and §r_ul;_ll\_'_:l_ivrs are put up in ntixtite, pzickziizes. Try them to-day,‘

U ‘ - ' QBrQvvn-l-lolder Biscluitsiisimited," _ Moncton, " New Brunswick, Ca'na'da A

ALL tnvss RlllPii llllTTilR

Summer-side

lawyer-s have nrfi defended the system they have sworn to defend. “Had it not been for the Civil Liberties Committee there would not be much justice in ting country for some people." he said. I don't want to see the church lagging be- ley. P.E.I.. He is married to the hind '10 per cent of the pegpie," former Miss Kay Bagnall of 43h“- '_1'l"le council in endorsing the isotgetlogrlnt. He was commissioned Principle of collective bargaining, u ’ - W0 Yearsago in Jllfle ani deplored industrial strife of what. was promoted to the rank of Lieut- ever cause in wartime, and urged 9119-1115 in J1me last. Lleut. Johnsion 11ml’! industrial leaders and labor ‘Wm some time at H.M.C.S. awn alike a. full sense of their géieen Charlotte Training Centre responsihi1ii,_v_ seiflficfinglseeviiiefiteoliln ‘lcgiilildaago (or inlon Gnéfiggéntuiged the Dom‘ ' ' ' . o nw th trglifimiéflfl wgrlds of iiralse for the formation of joint Z,,,,‘;Y;.€f,,,,,f AUIIVIIICS oeived attic?" thceh w}? surv"§"r'°' lab“ w" ‘reduction ccmmmees l“ East Coast Cililgdifllieggvttlei-I a“ ‘an itndwfilam industirws' and saw organ- i? pointed out that the con-Km: has (lzlewctabggd sh-‘oéilldeseba tlggen full (YPTACWAH Sept. l8 _ (CF) E- 13 ~ , " a . mem. Royal ana lan Ail F: s - letters in its name and was ccm- bershio on wartime control beards rons in Britain tookr partricnesjlmahi-

tiissinihoine Casualties

cut the week other squadrons have

been engaged ‘in convoy and escort

dutms. In

a dayligt offensive patrol cvcl" Ncrillern France, airclafr of any arln_ co-clperation squadron atlackcj factories, and ctucr tar. gels.

R.C.A.F. Awards

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Weekly Summary

OTTAWA, Rcyal Clrurlan Air Force quarters announced tonight of five dl' gulslted fix" t

mission“ filday the 13m- BHECUIIB labor and its relations. ber clf sir operations against the it?” Mtlrdsl 13 enrmy during me past weep in_ made re. 1y, ulent to Toronto nllnlcn. ’l‘r.o were to Ottawa dw-

cludizig night bombing raids, 1n- truder operations, numerous pat- rols, attacks on shipping, and army

Describes Fight With Submarine

llgct men and cite to a Vniiccuvvr fler. tile allncunccmcnt sad Tile DFC was awarded to acting

Ktill-(l Walsorl. KWlllPlYl,

British 1s Miles

-—?- I cmcperation urork, Air Minister c _n U W C wgm c 1 “m RUL (,1 B C

i; p0 ¢ i_ , ' . " . (r. 1 Cr an. ‘-< . ' Hv- .

AN ATLANTIC pom. sent. 18 officefgl igfxéléxnlisdcoitrtiirlnisigfqdel. an ' " F11 Li. A E- Glow of w d d

— (C P) -- (Advance) _ “we I,“ line wily, a new policy an. _ ~ PO George Wclmcrklviar, °""_ °

fife’? evewihing at them but the nounced last werk, the ccmmuni- ' Fl Lt, L, jtiacinlyrc of cl.ll. Ordlmrfv’ tao masf. . '11 zk ~ . - -. , Out- d PO. A M.

on the stliflricardie fléplhwafihgfigl finuf,ifs“sigf,eeds”i°§n%,ig§ ""§§,;,’,,.s““,‘5 h of Vnncouaxlxcr. , Of.’ oer

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larvae: and had no time to look grifitiarma C.A.F. aCiillltles in Great “ -(i.bfFJMlQuxllncofjoOtlaga ‘ "l" at" So said Alble Ssaman Robert LONDON. Sort. l’! - (AP) -- Text ‘of the communique follows: H“ “$1- Jd-“l- 0f H“ RC A F Ejmnn ppicil’ AB" Mame‘

Leescn of Toronto in describing Brtish troclps were reported tcday During the week ended noon, "C1"! W!‘ rrscrve. who trained in ‘ Wdinmw. geb

CilllF-(iil, also wcn tlte D l-TC.

ho r. ~ ~ - ~ .» . , . fouwmht? ‘Zelbilfiier Assrnbolne cnly '75 miles f.om Madagaacars Se . l7, R C A F, ‘squadrons ____ _ _ p E I E1 and dink a German sub- capital city of Tananaflye in one stationed in Great Biitaln carried 1 —-" ‘m, J AB ma n . A - ,, ,~ l -. . that." "m OW °"£.£l'§.i°‘lé.’li2i.,.?;’~'ii$i“is .. . . - ~ 0n arriving at this port the crew and its nallhead on the East coast four night raids on Germany PredlCt qLtlC/l SPRTTHU \l ~ n L’ Ordmaw sa-t around their mevdeclcs and soon after the Vichy French asked Bremen, Wilhe-lmshavsn, Ducssel- Mgizcfi “ , .1 L5 Rod, ‘P855811 Oh memories of the fight. to and then rejected armistice 101K115. dm-f and objectives in the Ruhr Mnlmialfl Hons“: Aim " 7 an “official naval reazlrter. The Reuters dispatch reporting the were all heavily bombed Seat seuaut Mum gnu-am N" PO" 5 cumd m” thin! the men talked about deepest penetration toward the intrude-r operations were carried 53k H3]jf;]x_ oi"'s, Kenneth A, AB., Wind.

did not say from c-ut over enemy occupied territory ST. Louis, Sent. l8—fAPJ—A nuick sellout of reserved seats for the St. Louis cnd of the World Sor- les was lircdlcmd tonight as the Cardinals‘ office was swamped with

was the coolness of their Ccm- capital Plateau

"landing Off ca" Lfl-Cmdr. J. n. what direction it came, but an. by fighter bombers,

fill-RIB of Haliflx, and UL-Cmdr. parcntly it was from one of the Fighter squall-ens

oiu-itbs talked about the pcrfor- three main we=t coast landings numerous offensive patrols

sor. Ont

Oliver, Hqwlffi. LR, Vancouver,

Salter, Geoffrey E. LS. Clover- dnlc. B C.

took part in and defensive

mlalnce cf his men. ‘ made echt days R80. l . A II-Ie was marvellous.’ said A B, French reports frcm Madagascar Aircraft of a R C A F squad- mm 0rd,,“ Shnro. I-icnrv M. AB, Montreal, Mile Camecn of Mzlvll e, Soak, in Vlcfq-l said British troops land- ron of coastal command carried More than 115m) applications for Taylor, Herbert F, Ordinary Sea.

man, ltlonlrelll.

tickets have poured in during the Warrant Gunner

cks on enemy shin- last two days Sales are limited to

"he stood there on the bt~'dz_e as ed at Malunga last week were ad- out night. atta CORSt hlld Oil

in large wing off the Dutch N L wllklnaori

953m 8E if he ulsre rigiizlt, in this vancing this mooning PC"- dTim gunfire was spraying all force on Ankascbe, B0 miles north- the docks at Cherbou-rg. ‘Ihrough- two tickets to a ncrson. ihometnivn unaraliahlm. ar-cun m, ' _ _

Tim,’ simk by ‘he’? guns and every tine we scorcd a hit they set Up such a roar of cbrerinz that I CETdP-T hear mvsclf giving 01ers," said glublzs of his men