15. 1943

no WESTERN GUARDIAN

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American N0. $17447

ill make the season of i943 ugh the folio lloiiis: Leaving " 17th. by the Pavement throu h ount Pleasant, Richmond, Wel- ton to Urban Gillis‘, Miscouche, noon, thence bv Summerside i0 pry Croziers, Head's Corner. er iilght. Tuesday. May 18th, by ilmot and North Bedeque to A. C ardiiierfis. North Freetown,

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llledeque to W. A, Nickelsons ‘er iiiglii. Wednesday, May 19th liowing the Pavement to Carle- ii, thence through Cape Traverse I Donald McFad en's, we, at noon. hence to Otto liiiso North Tryon, over night.

May 20th, by Victoria to

u" .. liii Nlckelscns. Cra aud. at noon. I ampton and

ence through by nsliau" to Michael Devereaughs, ew Haven, over night. Friday, ' 21st, by Colwill Road to the vement, thence through Hunter vei- to Harold Bagnalls at non. gnce by the Pavement through

Iericton and Springfield to Gra- ~ s Road to Roy Brown's, Clif- t0ver night. Saturday, May "ii. through French River to A1-

n Campbell's, Long RAver, at

oon. thence to George McNeilYs, tiiiinsion remaining there till Eiiiifly. i ay 24th. Thence by the civiurdo Road to Kelvin, thence

- A. C. Gardinens, Freetown, at

ii- Thence bv North Bedeque "i i h Summerside and 8t. Elea- rl - William Miller's, Central t l6, over night. Tuesday, May " éby Grand River Fen-y, thence

I lrcli i-lili, Port Hut Tyne v31- " bud home where he will re- ‘i; until the following Monday. ‘- ~above route will be continued r" two weeks throughout the Kills.‘ health and weather r-r-

Tihwi is a Beautiful Coal-Black flilllln,(‘l'l'lll years old, weighing Famous L115" Lfiiiivl. As a Show Horse lever been bPAlen in the Show has now seven champion-

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Vilflmpion v :1“- ! Albergn time Lnnnlg/Iihree firsts, , 5—$10.00 gel-gm; . imailgg asifitgéizie rllgervice m“ -- a wners For further particulars

FARMERS KENSIN

"i" be in effect until further “mules a; m“;

trout. Carlton, Dlllplnh Hui ‘III UIIIIIIL Q1 Qyjgyflh ‘gv

l8 IOUI. Pb 2|}; the my responsible for ‘illrivoriesoznx roan. .__._.——-——~'~ OIN SOLVENT 25o x nsingtcn.

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wing places as Home Monday,

. l while all were above the proper test at ithe bacteria content in four cases Ii. Thence by Middleton and Cen- lwas quite high, but. as there u-as

Augustine

i7"?! all Draft Breeds in H v r I Provinces since the fir. of 19o9 and vias also a win- International an ‘ I, Lairiel ‘ eon recently classified and is dill passed in Class A and is con-

been Reserve past two years had three entries

apply to

ALTENTION

f‘ romancing week of June 14th, our usual abused: bog loading at Remington will take place on Tuesdays huh“, ‘flak olunlf

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ALSO SHORT SUBJECT SHOWS 7.8) and 9.15

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Personals

—38i- Harry Dye of Beach Grove ‘dsmi-rtglsfemvetieek-cnd at his home in

llalofitrong Named Town Clerk In Summerside

J- “we SWIM Summerside irwasthappointed acting town clerk or e town of Summerside for one year as from June first at ii salary

°t 310° B month. on motion of by Councillor Gorrill, at the regular

‘flake Island’ ls Gripping Film

—Out of the soul-stirring stand of a. handful of Marines battling against tremendous Jap odds to hold a. strategic patch of desert soil in the Pacific, Paramount Pic- turcs has fashioned a truly izreat pictune——“Wake Island."

It opened last night at. the Capitol Theatre. an epic document of American fighting courage and skill. In it is enshrined the shining heicism of that little band of Mar- ines and civilians that held out for days, outnumbered. out-equip- ped, out-stripped in everything bu‘ courage and determined fighting‘ spirit; in it are enshrined the meaning of this war and wbv it must be won.

One feels impelled to shout hur- rahs for the realistic reenactment of the Wake Island struggle, for the direction that John Farrow gave it and for the splendid acting of the hand picked cast. Heading the list of actors giving fllrryyorqblq- performances arc Brian Donlevv Robeit Preston, ‘Mocdoriald Carey. Alber‘ Dekker. Walter Abr-l. Bir bara Briitcn and William Bendix

Councillor Mollison and seconded monthly meeting of the Summer. side town council held last eve-

iiiiilll with Mayor Lidstone presiding and all councillors except Council- lor Morrison present.

The ladies‘ aid of the Prince COWIi-y HO-Sbltal were granted per- mission to hold a tag day on July

Councillor Gorrill said he was endeavorlng to keep the sweeps clean and that additional barrels will be put. on Water street. but he said the People should cooperate. He said further that the streets were now being cleaned on Sunday morning.

A motion was passed granting the Ys Mens Club the use of a field adloining the abattoir for a- chlldrens playground.

On motion of Councillor Molllson and seconded by Councillor Gorrill. ia parking lot is to be established on Holmans abutment for Satur- day evenings with two liglits to be put up and a caretaker who will be paid $1.50 per evening. i

The police report was submitted as follows: Drunkenness arrests 9. convictions 9; consuming 1, convic- tions 1. vagrancy i. convictions 1. During the month seven juveniles were arraigned before Lloyd G. Lewis. Juvenile judge. on charges of theft, all found guilty and put on probation for a six month term, having to report at the police sta- tion once a week. During the month a milk test was also taken and the ‘results of same showed that all "milk supplied by vendors was over I the required test.

Councillor Wed said that in reference to the milk test that

Island Airman ls Reported Killed Overseas

LAC. Edgar J. Dcckcnclorfi, R. C. A. F. was killed on iictlve service overseas on Friday last. according to word received by his wife in Charlottetown. Hr was a son of Mr. and Mrs. V, H. Dockcndorff of Mt. H093. ncar iJuiidas.

LAC. Dockendorff. who was 2'7 years of ago. enlisted with the Royal Canadian Air Force on July 1. 1940 at Moncton. He was among the first airmen to enlist from this province and after taking his train- ing with the Air Force at schools in Upper Canada he wont overseas on Feb 4, 1942. Lately he has been flying,

‘lire wire conveying the sad news of his death did not give details but promised that further inform- ation would follow in a letter. _Before enlisting. LAC. Dcckcn- oorff lived in Charlottetown and was employed for about six years with the firm of Hall and Stavert hcre.

Surviving besides his wife. the former Miss Marion Hume cf this ‘city. and his parents, are three _brothers. Gordon with the R.C.A.F..‘. [Harold and Russel, at home and one sister Lillian Mrs. stewart Davison of Hamilton, Ont.

Automobile Dealers Hold Meeting Kore

Officials of the Federation of Automobile Dealer Associations of Canada were in Charlottetown yes- terday and attended a meeting of the P. E. I. Automobile Dealer As-

isome doubt as to the correctness ‘of the test another would be held shortly and if the same conditions prevail something will have to be done.

Town bills were passed as follows: iPaid bills $2,165.51. unpaid bills isaosiu. Electric light paid bills s2.- 30224, electric light unpaid bills $2,909.51.

On motion of Councillor Small- man seconded by Councillor Gor- rlll, Mr. Mark Gauvt was reap- pointed a school trustee for a period of three years-S.

ST. DUNSTANS BASlLlCA

Sunday being the feast of Pente- cost His Excellency the Bishop of Charlottetown celebrated Pontifical Mass at 11 o'clock in St. Dun- stana Basilica assisted by Rev. Francis McQuaid as High Priest and Rev. George MacDonald and Rev. Frederic Cass as assistant deacons. The Rev. J. W. McCardle was deacon of the mass and Rev. L, J. Ayers, sub-deacon, Rev, Louis A. Dougan was master cere- monies. The Rev. Kenneth Mac- Millan delivered the sennon. In the evening at an impressive cerc- mony. His Excellency conferred the Sacrament of confirmation on 215 children and gave rnntifical bene- 5O¢ia¢1on_ diction. The Corpus Christi choir Local dealers present included assisted, under the direction of| the president, Mi". F. R. McLaine:

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MR. c. nuouzv WRIGHT

One of Princ E , ~ ~- best-knowii citiicnsdlaifdg, &"11i>'1‘i-l°?ifMfll/0i'_ of Charlotte- ‘ S". Ce cbiatgs his aatn birthday v0 flY-‘Mr. 112111, has been thy-t,- 399$ ii Diibiw . B. He served two 5.9315 3S engineer of tlic nld Rollo fire engine, and “as emploved in lhcklnstallation of the city's ivater W°rc.5Y519iii- He served eight years <15 liy Ccuncillci". two years n5 Mayor, and 11115 bccn for several {years past a member of the Board OfNWater and S:wer_ Commission- °‘~ 1Y1‘- Wifiglit emoys excellent h" tn, and is looking forward , vrl-blauns his 95th birthday itcxt decode. A 110st. of friend. iviil ioin in congratulating him on trfiskm. CESLDH.

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FOR. SALE practically new. Phone 104

Tenders-For Painting Interior Borden Chapel

T d rs for painting lnierlor Bm-fltne Chanel, Borden. P.E.l., will be received by underslirned. Details m, gpplhilflolh. inspection possible at any time.

SEUY TRUSTEES CHAPEL

Mr, W. J. Brown and Mrs. Joseph‘ tlie seoretarytrt‘ 11.11‘, Mr. Alex Dougan as organist. il-lorne of Summei-side. and Samuel ‘Johnston, Allison MacLeod, Ivan .Horne and E er MacRae, all of i Charlottetown: C. E. -Corney, Sum- gierside anla Dalaltzll‘ Mullins, liylloéint 1 tcwar. r. c ane pres e . ,CTiI1)e meet-lg! lives afddrlelssed b . oug as ay or o on rea. To m: -, nggongltligi pY-"ident of the Federation and 11°“! "P-"B - 6451i l-loiivarziflli. lvfoore of Toronto. man- rig ng rec or. Mr. iwyiui emphasized the im- portance of motor transport and -particularly the necessity of savinc ‘essential vehicles in order that lthis vital branch oi the nation's transportation facilities be maln- talned. He also stressed the im- portant part the automobile dealer has to play in keeping farmers‘ vehicles and vehicles engaged in other essential industry at the high est possible peak of efficiency.

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Sea“ Cadet“ Corps Kent ls Inspected

The Royal (Janaidian Sea Cadet Corps was ins, outed last night and \\'Oll ‘Wdflll plfllSC i-‘FOIII it'll? spsctiiig cllicei", Lieiii. Charles A. lvlacKenzlc.

Alter L110 ceremony was over he said "never have 1 seen sucii a fine body of young men, Their smart appcnfllncc, general cdiriugei and precision drili are woriny of a peace time Royal Navy review."

Lieut. MBCACIIZlG who is ales; commanding officer, said that the| Navy "needs Sea Cadets and if other corps are one-half as ef- iicierit as the R 0.5.0. Kent the; recruiting to the Senior Service will never suffer." I

The inspecting offlcci" was ac- companied by Licut. ian Burnett'- wlio was conmianding officer of the corps when it was organized July. 1942

Last night regular classes were carried out as part of the spccticn, Capt. C N. Myers’ sea- manship class and Instructor J.W. Cummings‘ class in rigging were of] a particularly high All other classes were well instructed and‘ attended with great interest.

Tne ceremony was held at Prince of Wales College grounds and was witnessed by a large group of in terestecl relatives and friends of the cadets.

About 100 cadets turned out for inspect-ion.

The Sea. Cadet band, under Petty Officei‘ Clive MacKay made 1 first appearance and received much favorable comment.

Following the inspection of the cadets by divisions the ship's com- pany moved off in column 01 route and Lieut. MacKenzie took the salute at the reviewing stand. Later the inspection party made a will‘ 0f (ii-liners and saw classes at work and divisions at field train- ing, 4 physical and recreational training and signals, Evening quarters and colors concluded tho ceremony,

t GREEK coivrlscarioiv

LONDON. June 1i, - (c?) __.By an order of the Greek puppet gov- crnmeni. proper-tics of Greek offic- ers who have left the country will be confiscated, said Oslo Radio,

est possible peak of efficiency. given to the industry by Mr. J. H. Berry, motor vehicle controller and Mr. E. R, Birchard. deputy con- troller. was commented on most favorably by Mr. Taylor.

RETAIL MERCHANTS

An important meeting devoted io the interests of

GTON AND VICINITY will be

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notice. Livestock trucking service

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all Charlottetown and district Retail Merchants

held in

THE CHARLOTTETOWN HOTEL CHARLOTTETOWN

Thursday, June 17 at 3 p.m. Speaker — W. A. Congdon

' Oll “A WARTIME PLAN FOR THE RETAILER"

Management Service Division Wartime Prices and Trade Board.

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or a allay nalaro may no inserted It five coal-e a lord. strictly pey- able in advance.

CBASWILL for Photographs.

y CONII-DIBATION LII‘! INQUI- ANCE.

CORRECTION — In yesterday's issue a news item rs Canadian [Girls in Training appeared erron- "eously under tho heading “Girl I Guido News."

' wiu. visn" CHTOWN- rocolvod that Bi:

Word Pat-

LEAVII IOI. WEST — Mrs. Emanuel Gallant of Charlottetown lmvos this morning for an extended visit to Mrs. J. M. Currie of Edmon-

.ion, Alberta. She will also attend i the wedding of her niece, Miss Mar- garet Galiant, in Moncion on Wod- Inesday and spend a fow days with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Kiggins. o! Moncwn,

MAKING GOOD RECOVERY- The many friends of Mr. Gerald Dollar, Brookfield, will be pressed to learn that he is doing fine after his rcgretful accident at Hunter River. When working with Mr. Fulton Robertson. blacksmith, he came in contact with a motor driv- en rip saw, severing the thumb of the left hand. He was rushed im- mediately to the P. E. I. Hospital where he received medical atten- tion.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of the latc Elijah Diamond 73, was held yesterday afternoon from tahe Cutcliffe Funeral Home. Services ait the home and grave were conducted by Rev. A. E, Todd. The pallbearers were: Douglas Smith, Joseph Storey, John Essery. Oscar Proctor, Theodore Sentner, J. B. Ford. Interment was in the People's Cemetery, Mr. Diamond died Saturday in the P.E.I. Hos- pital.

CORJRECTIUN - A slight error occurred in ‘yesterday's issue of the itinerary of the small entertain- meiit group from the Canadian Women's Army Corps at Halifax which is touring this province this week. The group will be at George- town on Friday and Souris on Sat- iii"r'a,y instead cf in the reserve ordri" as appeared yesterday. The group ivas at Aléerton last night and will be at O‘I_.eary tonight. Mount Stewart Wednesday and Montague Thursday.

HEALTH OFFICERS REPORT WDr. B. C. Keeping. city health of ficcr. in his report to the City Coun- cil last night. stated there were 164 chest examinations conducted dur ing the inimth of May. There were fivc cases of communicable diseases, four of which wore tuberculosis and

"let fever. Immunization ‘I9 concluded in all city

. . There were forty home " by public health nurses dur- tic month. The vital statistics for the city of Charlottetown rl 55 births, l9 deaths and l9

COL. HEMMING IN 'l'U.\‘lSlA-- The London correspondent of the Financial Post writes: "Colonel Harold Hamming dropped in re- cently to say good bye. He was waiting for a ‘plane to take him to Tunisia. Hamming was born in Toronto. 50 years ago, was educated at. McGill and won the M.C. with the Canadian artillery in the last war. He was full of theory and is the author of one of the gunnery textbooks used by the British army. After the last war. he joined a financial house in London and spe- cialized in Canadian securities. When war came again lie aban- doned the city and. with the rank of Major, was put in charge of an important "hush hush" Artillery school. He has been telling me that British gunnery now has no rival anywhere. In Tunisia it apparently made the German technique look like something from the Boer war." (Colonel Hemminiz above referred to is a son of Mr. H. K. S. Hcmmlng, Charlottetown.)

POLICE REPORT—In the report submitted by the Chief of the City Péwlfie laslt nitglzt cotyiering the raonth o ay. t s a es ere were ar-

rests, 22 convictions, and 2 dismis- sals. The arrests were classified as follows: assault causing bodily limit i‘ "'.?"““‘ f“ €“§°’v‘“.?i.i’; Wzrudlrunxl: gnlciiflgdeisgrdgfinofi: ilrunk‘ and incapable, 8; contributing to juvenile delinquency, 2; insanity— h.” ‘ “If.” “é flttifilfifi" ere were ree o v - der the Prohibition Act for the un- lawful sale or possessi-n of intox- l icating liquor, one under the excise , act for unlawful possession of spir- its. thrce for speeding with motor ‘vehicles. and one for non-support of family. There were eight prose- i gitfions and‘ cgnvictiions undlerémthqe nc ana a regua n. seeveen Eeing for permitting lights to be externa ly viksible, and on’? I31; l a moor ve ce w n0 iltihezxfallreficuse during the period of a blackout.

RUTARY MEETING — EmDhQ-i

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quantity of mail and n total of i0 passmgcrs WIN‘, conditions delayed the sfllTlti’, sclir duled for early morning. iiniil ‘he evening, The beach at Grindstoitc.

Royal Victoria Hospital, Moi is spending a father, Mr. P.J, MacDonald, Kent Street, Charlottetown.

spending a furlough zit his homo in Saint John, New Brunswick.

Riiiviov from Toronto on a slnrl visit to his mother. Chandler. Fitzroy street.

Mary's Home. visiting her brother. Mr. Jame Hughes and 1",; Huizhe her Hughes and family.

Tyne llalley Airman ls Reported Killed

MacAusland. son of Mr, and Mrs. Burns MacAusland of Tyne Valle"; is reported to have been killed in an air raid over Germany. The par- ents of the airman have been in- formed that his death’ was report- , ed by German authorities through.

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If YOU vvanl Io hoop M for oxlru things, take these two steps to health: 1. To ge; well, see your doctor; 2. To keep well, watch your habits. Guard against incom- plete elimination. Eat Kellogg's Bran Flakes every day. Ask for the golden-yellow package-clthcr the regular or the new Family package. Begin tomorrow. Made by Kellogg's in London, Canada.

‘>1 cried us on the Saturday and' COMMUNIUN BREAKFAST _ ! ivgote on the sblllflll). a icw hours

Twenty ilflviil TEiin-Qs from H"M'c bcforc leaizng oii the fatal mission. 5- Queen ChBTIQU-e ‘Vere gufits m avid lilo (illflliillilli cliiinctcristics m” chafl€lmet°wn 5m’ ‘mvlsmn m both the ccnvcrs Lon and Llic the Camfmc womens Lcagu? at. d 1 letter \A'Cl'C‘ its iiiatiixilicciit cuur- i Communw" breakfast bimghy iagc, hi5 scif-s..ci".ficiiiu (iPVOllOn iol r°i'"*.".%.;;..“;;.§t.t:s"mat...:i.:" pu- i- Goi-

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__ |such a son. as \\l' arr proud to GYBO CLUB AIaETS-Dr. J. A ‘have had ‘him one o. our little ItiaCMlllaii showed a film oirgroup family fiuimizPh-b éiivbliiiltaxiilciix» hospitalization at last. nights. reg Md) i110 @399 - _> 1H1 - ular meeting of the Gyro Club. The passelh all understanding be vcry machine was operated by PA‘?- i_ _ Tommy Tucker of the R.A.I-. Mr ‘IF, 1.1" ]ll"rl\i2i‘ of . O. Kennedy “'35 415° ii EiiPi-i , ARNCLD AND of the club. Mr. ‘H. BOlIIliUJI‘ was Davngg, chairman. Discussion took plticc llll g the Gyro international C0ll\'(‘llll(l=\ i which meets in Toronto, but t.ii-" delegates were not decided upon.