OCTOBER 1. 1940

‘Carry On Canada Corps D A N C E

OVERNMENT HOUSE

which has been donated by-The Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. LePuge in aid of The Ambulance Fund.

THURSDAY GCTOBER 3 rd.

Tickets $1.00 each. 0n sale at S. A. McDonald's, t Simpson's or from Carry on Canada Corps members. i

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To-Night .

CARI) TOURNAMENT Auction Forty-Five!

Prizes and Social Enter- tainment every night

GRAND PRIZES

Men's - -— — 1 ton ni’ coal Women's l set dinner dishes

Tournament Lasts Five Weeks

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Carry On News g And Views

NEW DATES FOR CARRY ON CANADA CONCERTS FOR RED CROSS

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Thursday, Oct. 8 -B2nerald Var- iety concert. Dr. W.J.P. MacMillrn, speaker.

tNO concert at Wood Islands.)

Latin American Military Men To Tour ll. S.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 30 —(AP) —Higii military officers from 1411111 America gathered here tonifll" W start an aerial tour of United States defences -—a trip which General George C. Marshall, United States chief of staff, predicted would lewd to a closer cooperation for "the lccurlty of the western hemisphere.

At. the same time, Marshall said that the war and navy departments had. begun work on plans for Unit- ed states bases at Bermuda. and Newfoundland. where site! We" donated by Great Britain in ex- change for destroyers. It was also made known that the joint army- na board would leave tomorrow on ocrulser St. Louis for an ex- tensive tour of the Caribbean area, wlhere additional defence sites are available.

On the flying tour of United Stats-s defences, the United States army will play host to militaIY mt?" from the following nations: Bolivia. Colombia, Costa Rica. Dominican Republic, Guatemala. Hondlllfl- Panama. Peru and Uruguay. Rep- resentatives of 11 other Latin Am- erican repuhlics have been invited to start. a similar tour Oct. l6.

"I am sure their visit will result In a better understanding of our common defence problems and in closer cooperation towards the se- euriiy of the western hemisphere."

He said file United States high command and the visitors would not chance in formal staff confer- ences on hemisphere defences but added that he slip informal discussions centering upon specific

V points would be held.

"wrr§v§' ls (‘IIARGED

MELBOURNE. Australia, Sept. SIL-IAPl-Jllic reputed head of Jehovah's Witnesses in Australia. Redvcrs Cyril Domcncy’ McVilly. was cliurucd hi l-lobart pellet? court today with endeavouring to lliflllPlirv‘ flic public in a manner prejudicial to the prosecution of the will‘. fir‘ was remanded.

Thc |il‘0‘(‘f‘lll(lf‘ said Mcvilly was

n youlrl German, naturalized in i935. and ll!‘ suld it made one wonder "ivhctlicr the Jehovah's

wiluosc-c are being used as fifth columnists.

MADE IIDNIIRAL

NEW YORK. Still. 30.-(AP) —— Oapiain Frank H. Cogan was made "admiral" today of‘ one of the blyz- fisi harbor fleets lll the w0rlll—1ile

arluc Dcpnrtnlclit of U1!‘ D91“- ware Lackalvaiizilt alld Raf road. fie ivill direct the opera- tions of sonic 250 lugs, bnrgcsscows. lighters. floats nlid car IQITlC-B

around Manhattan Island.

READS JOB INSURANCE BOARD

l‘.". \ ‘ll ‘élrrfs, who succeeded mm, N W. Rowcll as chairman of tro lflj-‘nl r-nlnlulxsfon on domin- ion-provlaclnl rclnilons. has been

apmintcd chairman of the National _

Unemulovlrlent Insurance board.

_ government. i wreck Saturday night which

ROTARY

"Ninety per cent of the Royal Canadian Air Force recruits from Prince Edward Island go to Tor- onto for training, the centre for Eastern Canada," said Flying Of- ficer HAS. Moiyneaux, D. F. 0., in char of the R..G.A.F. recruit- ing oen a in Charlottetown, at the Rotary Luncheon yesterday.

"We believe we have the best training system in the world, and the best men, machinery and equip- ment. This has been proved -:iur- ing the recent weeks," he said.

Officer Molyneaux dealt with re- cruiting in general and in Prince Edward Island in particular, and traced the various SWDS l0 be tak- en by recruits either as potential pilots m‘ potential tradesmen be- fore the former receive their wings and the latter become attached to squadrons or sch00ls. —

There are twenty recruiting cen- tres clear across Canada from the largo centre at Toronto to the small one at Charlottetown.

Broadly speaking, there are two classes of recruits, tradesmen, and sircrewmon. After enlistment these an sent to Manning Depots in Tor- onto, Blrandon, and Quebec, the last named being for French speak- ing personnel.

After two weeks at. these depots when they receive discipline, and

l1. are sent to the various air schoo s throughout Canada, the tradesmen to technical training

is.

The tmitlal pilot first goes to the iriiial training school, the el- ementary flying school, the inter- mediate flying school such as at Summerside, the advanced flying school, lng and gunnery school such as at Charlottetown, and if ho successfully meets all the exacting requirements of these var- ious schools including putting in a requisite number of flying hours, he is sent overseas where he may be either absorbed in the R.A.F. or possibly join the R. C. A.F.

‘The functions of these various schools the various tests to be taken b the various classes of re- cruits cir qualifications and the nature of the examinations to be passed och. eta, were also dealt wllih by the s aker in the course of an interest ng and informative address.

Rotation A. L. MacPherson was

the chair and the guests we're‘ Oscar Diamond, Nijil Burnett, of Charlottetown. and Roiarlan Harry Johnston of West Palm Beach, Call- fornla.

Rotarian T. G. Ives cmiveyed the greetings of the clubs at St. John's, Newfoundland, Sydney and New Glasgow which he visited during his recent trip.

Cause Cf Cancer May Be Located

(By Rennie Taylor, Associated Press Science Writer) FRANCISCO, Sept. ao- .(AP)--An experiment which may mean that the cause of cancer has been found was reported to- day from Stanford University medical school.

Dr. John Frederick Menke, re- search surgeon. announced in Elem”. the publication of the American Association for the Ad-l vancement of Science, that, he had succeeded, apparently for the first time in any ' laboratory, in extracting a substance from hu- man csncer that would produce cancers in experimental animals.

Th9 experiments were not suf- ficiently convincing in Dr. Mcnke's mind to warrant the definite con- clusion that a cancer-causing fac- tor liad been found. Other experi- ments are under way which will

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determine finally whether this is true.

The cause of cancer has been one of the foremost. mysteries of medical science, For Wars expgpj- mentors have known that many subsmmlef» Particularly coal tar by-products. some kinds of par- affin 8nd Certain compounds con- taining sex hormones, would pro- ducc the malignant growth.

But Scientists never have learn- ed exactly what substances with- in thcse otherwise harmless com- pounds wns the real agent of can- cer.

If Dr. Menkeu discovery fin- ally plroves itself, and if the pro- cess e uscs can be reversed, it "We" that " l science in the future mil’ be able to prevent cancer.

At present cancer ls treated only after it appears. There is no point in trying to prevent in it healthy persons. Simply because doctors do not ki1\v the exact nature of the disease they are trying to prevent.

NAZI DEMANDS PROBE

BELGRADE. Sept. 30—(AP)—'I‘lle German consul general in Belgrade demanded today that the Yugoslav investigate a trgin

e- stroyed nine tank cars carrying gas- oline from Rumania to Germany. ,

Too Late To-‘Clasify . rolt saris-one fiirhfiovr,

2 1-2 years. Apply Afhol Roberts. Highficld. L-CTI-lfl-l-Sl.

iBEr-nlii-waax cesarean- town-Dromorc. one gas iank| connection (car). Finder notify

Ills Central Guardian

Ibis column ls reserved for new: or local interest but advertising or a nvwsy nature may be inserted at l cults 1 word strictly pay- able in advance.

CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- INCE. L-9789-1 -2I-3ll.

CONDUCTED SERVICE. - Rev. Canon E, M. Malone, rector of 8t. Peter's Cathedral, Charlottetown oc- cupied the pulpit in St. Mary's church, Summerside, on Sunday evening, and preached an eloquent sermon. S

POLICE COURT-In the police court yesterday a motorist was sen- tenced to l5 days in jail for oper- ati a motor vehicle while intoxi- ca . A drunk was fined $10 and costs or 20 days.

COMING T0 CIIARLOTjTE- TOWN-Cpl. George L. Liacrolx, R.C.A.F., who was married in 0t. tawe. on Saturday has left for Dartmouth, N 5., from where he will proceed to Charlottetown, P. E. I Mrs. Lacrolx will join hln‘. shortly. —-(Otta\va Journal)

AT GYRO -- Dr. B. C. Keeping was the speaker last night at the weekly dinner meeting of the Charlottetown Gyro Club. He de- scribed his trip to Winnipeg where he attended a meeting of the Doin- fnion Public Health Association. Mr. J. T. Davies was the chairman. Mr. Gordon Graham of Moncton was a guest.

BURIAI. YESTERDAY -The funeral of Mr. Michael J. Bolgcr was held yesterday morning from his late residence, 210 Grafton St. to St. Dunstanis Basilica where Rectliem High Mass was celebrat- ed y Rev. Father Dougan who ai- so conducted service at the grave. The pallbearers svcre: Messrs. Rob- ert Rntlruy, James McCabe, John Mandcrson, John Murphy, Charles Donovan and Daniel C. Cougiilan.

RETURNED LAST NIGHT-Hon. Mark R. MacGuigan, Minister of Education and Public Welfare, ac- companied by Mrs. MacGuigan, re- turned to the city last night after a two weeks’ vacation trip. They visited Regina and Winnipeg and while at the latter city, Mr. Mac- Gulgan attended a meeting of the Canadian Public Health Associa-

ion.

SEASON ON “IIUNS" OPENS- Huriters throughout the province were oiling up their guns yesterday in preparation for the Hungarian Partridge season which opens to- day. It will close October 31. The season on the native partridge does not open until October l5. The bag limit on the “l-luns" is 8 each day. A number of prominent hunt- ers from the mainland including, Messrs. J. Harold MaoMurray and J. Stewart Neill of Fmeclcricfon, N. B. arrived in the province last. night to participate in the sport. They brought along several hunt-

ing. dogs. FUNERAL SERVICES —- The funeral of Mr. W. F‘. Burke was

held yesterday afternoon from his late residence. West Royalty, and was largely attended. The large number of floral tributes fx-stlfy-lug to the esteem iii nliicll he was held. The pallbearers were: I-lis Worship Majcr Holman, Major A. S. Rob- ertson. Mcssrs. Geo. Dewar, Fmnk Simmons. \V. R. gnaw, Gordon Wright. Services nfrlie house llllfi crave ucrc coilducfed by Rev. J. W. Hayfcr. Tile Knights of Pythias service at the grave lvas conducted by Mr. Thomas White. The K. of deceased was a.

member, attended as mourners. Interniclit was in the People's Cemetery.

STEWAIVP-PATTON -—A pretty wedding wok place at the First Unit/ed Church parsonage, 147 Queen Sh, Truro, on Saturday even- ing, August 3lsf, when file Rev. W. McN. Matthews united ili marriage Alta Mac‘, daughter of Mrs. Annie Patton and the late Wilbert Pal.- toli, of Kcnnctcook, and Samuel Stewart. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Stew-art of Glen \Villlams, P. E. I. The bride was modishiy‘ attired in a wine crepe frock with jiicfurc- hat and matching acccworlcs and wearing a. string of pearls, the gill of file groom The bridesmaid. Miss Alma Patton, siStCl‘ of the bride, wore a mnuvc suit with lvliite ac- cessories, tile groom was supported by B. Williams. I“0ilo\ving the cere- mony tlic bridal party left on a wedding irip through the An- napolis Vnlley. Upon their return a reception wns held at the llOilll‘ of the bride's brother, Edson Patton. Truro Heights. Thclr many friends wish for Ml‘. and Mrs.

lSiclvl-trt n long and happy "ccdricd

life. —\‘Viudsoi' Tribune).

SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY OI‘- EN$ — Ali appreciative audicnce listened with attention to the op- enllig lecture on "Rclzgion and Art," which was given by, Rev. J. W. Falconer of Pine Hill Divinity" l-Inll, Ilallfnx, at flic opening of the School of Theology in Trinity United Cliluch in Charlottetown last night. Rev. Dr. Falconer is one of the best authorities on art in file Marltimes. The lecture which was illustrated dealt with the various periods of Christian art from Giot- ti to Rembrandt. His commentary on the pictures which were shown on tho screen showed not only the progressive development of artis- tic technique, but. also the develop- ment of religious thought through these periods. Dr. Falconer was sub- stituting for Dr. Weston who will lecture on Palestine tonight. The lecturer last night was lntroguced

by His Honour. Licut. Gov. . W. LePagc who presided and Rev. Hugh Milicr led the devotional period.

DEATH 0F MRS. BRADFORD MACARTIIUR — Friends learned with mucir regret of the death inst Wednesday of Mrs. Bradford Mac- Arthur, at her homf. in Kensington. Mrs MacArthur was 70 years of age and was Anaonetia McGflllvray be- fore her marriage. Mrs. MacArthur was a woman with many fine qual- ities and her death will be deeply mourned by her many friends. Be- sides ller husband. two sons. Myron and Ray of Kcnslnluon and three dailghtcrs, Mrs. Roy Tnnton of St. Elcnnors; Mrs. William Scmplc. Kciisington and Miss Ethel at home are lcft to mourn. The funcrni took

lace on Saturday afternoon from lier lnfcrcsldencc. Rev. Wnl. Rlioad conducted the service, assisted by Rev. Mr. Somors. The funeral was

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wlllriil‘ tcaiai LIVER BILE-

And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Ruin’ to Go

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WILL AIR ASSAULT CASE — A storekeeper in the eastern section of the city reported to the City Po- lice tilnt lie received a bad blow on the fncc from n young iurm whom lie had opened Liic door of his residence to Sunday night. lit‘ claimed that he had llil.\.\\‘(‘l'(‘(l a knock on the door and tlicre were two young men standing outs c. One of the mcu iiiqliircll lvliv lie kept his door sliuf flu-n strut-l; ‘inn The proprietor of the lore unit to tile City Ilospitni for lll€(ll":l treaimelit but was able to llflilfll home n half an hour later. Police said they had no knouicdgc of a young girl being involved iv. the incident as had lwcn l’(‘[1.’\i'li'fl§4“i(‘l‘- day. Ills li'llflt‘i‘$lflll{l iliui fir‘ iiizin who dealt lllf‘ lllml.‘ to llif‘ Kore- keeper lvill Ilpjlvfil‘ ill Cour‘ =oon

Personals Mrs. Frcd Gr-yer arrived Friday liluiif. from lloxb visit l0 llJl‘ jinrclils, .\ll‘. .i Jullics McCnriiili. li1liil)l.il_. Mrs. Chester Simpson, llialpequc. is being plcum ‘ cd at. the home o.’ .<.~ lmwhcr. .\ . non Dennis and .111 l) uni» Clly.

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has and FPSlcr- :‘v rlu-

'.. u". t) _ l L‘, .\l:‘. Mrs. Edward ilrse-uaull lrf: day on return to his uuLl ties.

Mrs. J. A. Ellahi > rcturncd frciu to Olicaijv. ., . ed hersiszer. Airs Tllmi who was seriously ill. ~ z‘.

Mr. J. A. Clark of S‘ John nhnlt Engini-ur of the llrvl‘ crlcan Oil Comunuv. - » Charlottetown on Sal: on a business trip and a. few days here. During liiu NJ" construction he was stationcri rm the Island for a time as lll"lll\'."i\'

‘rismctor mid sllli»"rvi.ol' wit“ in" ‘Vfilton flerscy Comzmliy o! Alou- ireai.

lnliéiciilii ,Cn llraftees Who ‘Fail To Comply

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on illt‘ mun fflllllli,’ to rm mcl. In .Clilirloifct0\vu l2 young uicli wow warned by flu‘ Dfillvl‘ that ziiiyY lllltl

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Mobilization Ari “mint; lucll ill

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Auction Sale

I-‘iirnl for sull- int New Doulill- inn), six IIIIIUS from (‘In loiicfou-ll by the llm-ky Point l-‘crry.

I am instructed to srll by pull- llo auction on Saillrllily. October 5th, at 1 orlncil. farm consisting: of 37 acres of lnnd. \\‘oll l-Icilrcfl. 4 acres ni‘ potatoes, 1 ncre tur- nips, IIIIIII in high slate of cui- tivation. Also 1 llcre lot with house and good outbuildings, nlul lllilck- smith forge, nwnrd hy till‘ liltc Jldmund Dnull. Also tlll- following ‘stock, crop, null implements: (Stock) 1 fat cow. 1 milk cow. l steer 1 1-2 years old, l llcifcr 1 1-2 years old. 2 calves. 1 horse, 5 years old. I work mare. (Imple- ments) 1 Adam truck u-ngoll. l Deerlng mower (i it. cut, l disc hnrrow, I i\fc(‘armnck sectional seeder, 1 gang plough, 1 slllgio plough. 1 turnip sccdcr, I binder, l mud digger. set spike hnrrmvs. three sections, l sicel rllllc. 1 scufflcr. 1 wood sleigh. 1 driving ymgon, l hlllcr. 1 potato grader, l llny carrier. 1 lllly fork, 1 pint- form scales, 1 I)(‘l\il‘l scales, l tur- nip pulpcr, I washing machine, 1 churn, collars. llnnlcs and frat-cs. blrlcilsmithing tools, 1 bellows, I vise. 1 drill, 1 CIIIPITITIIPCI. (Crop). quantity of hay and shcnf oats.

Terms of snlcz All sums up in

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Distinguished ' Visitor Arrives In Province

A distinguished visitor ill'i'l‘.'fi‘fl iii

Suluuiorsidc last evening in till‘ person oi Sir Howard DEgviiL- t. London, England. Sir Howard s the

Sccrclary of the Elnpirc Pariiaiuen- tary Association of llll: Uznwi Kingdom.

He has been in Cilliarla sizicc llLl , July and is lllil'l'("‘.‘3ll‘(l ill cstzihlhli» j ing a branch of file ussoci )ll in‘ Alberta and Prince Fxllvaril Leland. those two provinces being tlwc olii: two not reprcsented by the Associa- tioii.

Sir Howard is the guest of Sena-

tor Crcclmnu ltfzlcAi-l-liur and Mm MllcArtlilir. 'I‘ii<-_v 1110i. hini lll limi- (lOll at lie time of l-llc (_lti"l'ii‘.'l- lion when lie extended courl-‘~..i-

to them arranuliig for thrill ll! at. tend functions at Bucklugirniu {hil- ace and other places.

Senator flint-Arthur" is a livmlwl‘ 0f lllf‘ Purlizlllu-lilnry’ Pia '\i‘ ilwu in (‘lrlizifirl lilid 1S on fln- 4- l

with Sir Ilolvard lll new branches. Senator ItlucArfiiul' for a mar-ting: for 'l‘li . Prculici" Campbell and 0 m.

foruzili; is a

liiwu especially‘ n

hare from Halifax exports-d he will rcliluin ' crlll (luvs.