HEAVY BEE SHIPMENT , BIG HONEY CROP LIKELY

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Honey rodu -~ Saskatchgwan Grind going to have one of iheiriilggest years on record in 1945 l: ee shipments tome are

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nearly double the average of prev- ious years.‘

Honey producers say that the heavy orts are’ due largely to the fact t at. the war import tax on bees has been removed and be- cause Canadian producers. short of labor throughout the- war. are finding more help available than for the past five years.

‘Boalition Cabinet liamoil In Japan

(By Tho Associated PNII) IOKYO. May bti-Prunleryshig- gru ‘loohida tonight named a co- alition cabinet. domln ted by 0on- servstives to gpvem ungry Jap-

an.

Lnunediat ly doubts arose who- ther Yoshi would be able tollln approval for all members of his proposed‘ government. It was ex- gteg he would formally present

Fruit Production , Outlook For i946

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Prof. l-liroshi Null. nominated to be Minister of Asrlculwre. w- peared to be a. st block. He has a "conspicuous" record ot war activity. Japanese pointed out. imd it was considered doubt- ful if Allied headquarters would

acwtlt him. The cabinet as browsed ismade up of six {liberals and four Pro-

. gressives (Conservatives) and five

non-partisans. Yoahlda himself. president of the Liberal Party.- itsel! relatively Conservative. would hold ollos of premier, foreign m ter, and ﬁrst and sec- ond minister o! demobilization. Other nominees were announced

“liome Minister. Beichi Omuro.

Q qiartsian. Jxglnancep Tanmn Ishibushi, Lib-

eral. . Justice. Ohuzo Iwata. non-parti-

sa-n. Education. Kotaro Tamika, non- partisan. Wei-fare Yo isze Kawai. Progressive. Agriculture. Hiroshi Nasu. non- partisan, Commerce. Jiro Hoshljima. Lib-

eral.

Transport. Tsunejiro l-liratsuka. Liberal.

State ministers (ministers with- out portfolio). Kijuro Shidehara. Talsao Saito, and Sadakichi l-litot- sirmntsu. Progressives; and Sujiro

Chief secretary. Joji l-lasiashi. Liberal.

Director of the Legislation Board. Toshiro Irie. non-partisan.

and Communications.

SUITES A FEATURE NEW SLEEPING CARS

MONTREAL. Que. May 2o - Streamlined sleeping cars made up entirely of individual rooms and which can be formed into suites, and parlor cars with private rooms are some of the new features in store for Canadian travellers. Those improvements were report- ed h:re by the Canadian National Railways to be included in itspost- war programme for the moderni- zation of its passenger equlpme t.

One type of sleeper will have 18 “roomettes". the latest individual m-"wancy space. Another -will in- clude ten roomettes and six sect- ions. Completely equipped. ench room will have such up-to-datc improvements as a bed which will fold into a recess in the wall. ni- loiving more freedom for dtiytime travel comfort, a medicine cabinet with a narror and a wardrobe. Beds wi-ll be of the latest pullman design.

A bedroom-buffet-lounge car

will feature four double bed-rooms with especially constructed par- titions which can be made up into suites. A spacious lounge with a library. a solarium. and a modern buffet section will be other feat- ures in this type of car. (‘arlor cars will include completely equip— pod private rooms. having restful sofas and seats. These cars will seat 26 persons arid will also have ladies lounges. Another tygoe pur- lor car will also have a bu fet ser- V C8. _ First class coaches will be ‘ong- er and wider. but will have nut-er seats. A glass partition will livide the car into two sections. and seat- ing 32 non-smokers and 38 smok- ers. Indirect lighting. wide double- plate. armoured glass windows. rc- movable tables. a new design ladies’ lounge room and interior decorating of light color shades to give a highly pleasing, restful ef- fect will be some of the comforts of these new cars. The seats W!“ be of the "sleepy hollow" type.

CANADIAN ROCKIES BACK- GROUND FOR MOVIE PRODUCTION

JASPER. PARK. Alta.. May 20- Large scale operations are under- way at three points on the con- tinent in preparation for filming Paramount's "T h e Emperor Waltz". indicating magnitude of the technicolor production that starts shooting on May 24th here. 2.000 miles from Hollywood.

of and insect pests

lowered the vitality of rees

lculairly qf appple trees in pang of and Quebec and the extent

grogram this season. ‘Fhe mild win- wus helpful. although the warm weather during the last three wrecks

Gilly the extent to recover 1mm the effecs of inst sea- son but also the size of the 1946

crop.

British Columbia produced a reo- oird crop of tender tree and small fruits in 1945 although the apple

tlon over i945.

FARM LAND VALUES

The average value. 0d farm lﬂlliiﬁ in Canada iin

same value as ro and it is the tha avera e values have failed to show aln crease. However. in six provinces in the Dominion. in- creases in value were repored. but these increases were offset by de- creases for Ontario and Quebec. As a large pro rtion of the occupied farm lands is located these wo the avenage for the not chan e from i944. The ties r acme

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we're-Prince Ediwarél Island: New $42 : bec $57 issral; Manitoba. $21 ($20); Saskatchewan. $13 (i817); sigh ($19); British Columbia, ( ).

GUNNY SACK IS HOME 0F ZU-OUNCE DOG

Making his home- ii a gunny sack isnothing to“Whirlie". three~ year-old Yorkshire Terrier. who arrived in Winnipeg over Camd- ian National lines from England with his master, Squadron Lender James P. Co-yne. DEC. o small is the little canine visitor t at no of- ten occupies the guriny sack wnile it is slung over his master's shelli- der. All the way from Elliianzl. he reposed in the small sack.

“Whirlie" is a shaggy little fel- low with long hair over his eyes. He is now fully grown. weighs about one pound four ounces and stands "one and one-half hands high." He has between 50 and 60 hours flying time‘ to his credit in Whirlwind and Mosquito planes and has been in France. Belgium. Holland and Germany.

he" of horse animals will fill minor. t nevertheless ’m- portant. roles in the picture. Three weeks filming is planned at various sites in Jasper National Park. after which the comrpanyre- turns to the studio for interiors.

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