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SEPTEMBER 1. 1949

llfgion Prepares For

rovmcial C

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400 BASKETS

PLUMS

RED -- GREEN GAGE

75c BASKET While they last

a ‘lush s. CllllllY sronss ' I87 Gt. Geo. St. i: Phone 747

We Deliver C.O.D. o

SEEM?“ P tonference To f Be Held llere

5110c dealers from all parts of ‘ vinces will at-

dun Theatre.

he convention will the Montreal,

he Do-

he sessions will be opened by the President of the Provincial Command, Mr. Roland Phiilipson, Summerside.

Noon Parade

delesatea and Leary Branch of form parade and cf the Prince Ed- Regiment (17th proceed to the war ere a wreath will be h Rocco band, chi-ouch permission of the officer commanding. LL-Col. A. W. ers, will give a concert, in afternoon. the citizens ‘Leary. O’Leary is preparing to welcome the Legion delegates t such convention

Legion will

by the hand ward Island will attcnd R9999) will the speakers

' llviailcrs Association and will be one of during the scssion. ~

tin-r speakers during the iwo ' sessions will be Mr. Domini- qua: Bertrand. general manager of

_...\.ibcrt Laliberte Ltd.

go Decgha

who will lead a forum dis-

li-H‘. West Prince. cussion. A welcome will b Mr. W. R. LePage is chairman

field Elli of the local com branch.

v for the meetings.

mittee arranging A sightseeing al park. golf once Wcdnes» clay evening Sept. 7 have been arranged for entertainment.

l MFI Tram Fares “To Be Increased g. 31 - (UP) —~

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tiOtWIREAL, Au _ Bcglnning Sept. so Montrealers will pay increased fares. on street

cars and buses. They will got lhrce tickets for ' 25 cents instead of dour. Thky will fare nd a AM. the present lO-ceztt cash f midnight to 5 AM. The new fa today in th

Com- Phliilpson.

Chairman. ummeralde.

Summcrsldo. Provincial Bishop, M.M., S Dominion Re '1'. B. Rogers,

Provincial C MacNutt. M.B.E.

Provincial Treasure us. Summerside.

Zane chairmen, Prince County. Lester Jenkins, Summerside; Queen's County, J. J. Tralnor. Charlottetown; King's County. D. MacGowan, Klimulr.

Harry

r, M. P. Tit-

llong Kong Now Well Prepared

HONG KON The British co

rover assent! sought by the Commission. - "Under the contract between the ~..City of Montreal and the comp- _ any, the company's operations are controlled by the provinclally-ap- b pnintrri Montreal Tramway; Gom- mission. in January. 1MB, the Tra Commission proposod increases. first since 1920. claiming they were Jusiifled by the" companyis finan- ai Position. Tho 1997 deficit was estimated at h, u“ $1300.01!) with an over-ail deficit g by the end of 1948 at more than 86,000,000. it was than Premier Dupiealis announced an

ally . Mon

MWBYS

"Th8! WOU]

h a purpose and

of a considered plan," he added. well prepared inlga Power Company Jointl control ‘Mimgrgq Trmnwgy mg“ protected hy anti-aircraft

guns a| London was during the height of the “bi z" during the Second World War.

With South-China

ming closer to

aggression. Asked by correspondents what

humus. murmurs. ' auras 60c Par insertion -_._._,__..___

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‘ nmrns . QIIcliIAIYON-At the Prince County

vwiiai. August 27. 1949. to f‘. Md Mrs. Pope McMahon (nee 31"" 5mlthl. of Kinkorn, a daugh-

myself."

Vaughan Ends Evidence

1. WASHINGTON. Aug. 3d — Mai-Gen. H: acknowledged today campaign money sought a. preside his client. that the contrflm way a ply-off for favors. he Senate committee lo

to Washington's “influeme in- dustry" also heard that Vaughan. President Truman's an-ny aide. was once investigated-and cleared-Jay the Federal Bureau

iilacLFAlW-At the Prince County Jlnsplinl on August 15th. 1949, to A} and Mrs .ludscn MacLean “"502! l1. - .Ml Jd . ___.__L.;"_‘_‘B‘Wi‘fi’_"“_£_’f_'1 MARRIAGES .

NALD-M - At iv United Church, Charlotte- on Thursday, Aug. 25th, 1949 ' Rev. H. . D. Ashford. Char- icJrene MacMllian. Wood 1s-

ector Alaxandcr Mac- le Sands.

haDO Trinl town

With today's ltd invutlgatio ni

for Lute Comrade

IQSEPH morsw ARSENAULT

From 29 Eden St. at Friday,

anything improper or dishonest. Al for the pardon cue. Vaughan raid it was this way: Jviiliam B. Nubian ind come to to no about I pardon for Rob- gt Gould of Cincinnati.

sentenced

the Federal Pen-

UNDIITA Ill IIIIALMIII

5‘ -.»- vlmmuun and _ amt Wm l "ml m ion-t in: it linen-J" . V0 E O I ‘ sogungfsd tsufi- n y ’

onvention Car Damaged In Early A. M. Fire

Fire. discovened early yesterday diy damog

aftcr- _ h

ked op- Rochford after 11 o'clock Tuesday night. When the firemen answered the alarm the car was found in the Square proper with the right front door open and burning badly. » There were no clues as to how the fire occurred but it is pre- sumed that someone rifled the door lock and attempted to stool the car.

rtly

Two More Cities Fall To Rebels

surrcnricr their chabumbu, u city

been forced stronghold at Co of 90,000.

The Government confirmed the rebels had taken Yacuibn, an im- ' tre on the Argen- tine frontier, Imd Sucre, 250 miles southeast of La Pnz.

This made four important cen- tres in the hands oi’ forces led by the Natio utlonary Party

government. The others are Santa Cruz, in the eastern-Bolivian oil-fields, and Potusl in the tin-mining south. which

nc general staff still appears confl- dent that loynl forces would smash the flve-day-old revolt. All M. N

‘c front’ to back act- ing president Mamcrto Urriolago- ltia.

Better Staffed But Crowded Classrooms

For Coming Term

By The Canadian Pres: The school holidays will soon be over, kids, and herds who: most of you can expect for the 19 -50 term. ou'll have _more classmates and teachers, more courses and a better supply of textbooks. but the classrooms generally will be even more crowded than last year, a Canadian Press survey re-

veals. Elementary and high schools in lberta and Saskatchewan open this week vacation, but most other schools in Canada resume classes next

Tuesday.

in cities and towns still appears to be the main problem facing officials.

One “roomy" spot in the Can- adian school scene is the Mori- iimes where no crowding is ex-

most schools. Con-

congestion.

ed-teacher shortage is still serious in New Brunswick. however, where an estimated 700 teachers, with only a two-week formal training course, are in- structing on local licences.

THE GUARDIAN.

Central Guardian

--i-

but advertising o may be

supplies for lighthouse stall in port takin

e OHS.

..._._-

$20.00 AND COSTS - Glasgow resident who

before Magistrate Gilbert

A New

ng was days imprison- , -.___

0N INSPECTION TOUR CHM. E. A. C. Reynolds, Command Headquarters. Halifax, is visiting he Cit)’ and inspecting the RCASC flllllPment and supplies. visitor is in the ' ment of

Reynolds Division

.___.._ ‘VINNERS ANNOUNCED-- TWO 1518041 mm. Messrs. Edgar Hayes.

nounced Scott. the V

Tuesday district

. . o The received $20.

of '

n s. the i

Chunliing ls Nexi Capital

CANTON.

A118. 3i. -

cen- man said to- iday. Canton. the reiu mains the political mal seat of govern spokesman told ‘Press. ' l Th:- fvrclsn dipiomati ‘awaiting th si

gee capital. re- oentre and for- mcht. En official the Associated

I

qity.

Chiang Kai-Shel: now is in Chungklng conferring lwltdn Nationalist generals and war or s.

ECCLES. (CF) -

Lancoshlr on‘l> lo

e. England- t grannle or aunt-

e my advice eiime."

HIGH LIFE

" Ronnie Jar.

1- Mn» 1»- m/ Mrs. J. Harry Hughes

l’

CHARLOTTETOWN

limo lit UHBWC or lined 251 Blood

Donors From City

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At the conclusion of day blood d

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The following ohitu is from the Ottawa Journal: u, . 78. died a)’. Aug- ess. Jessie Robertson, Montreal. Q

here w the Kensin

era only gton clin This

24 donors at hn Rob l _ Bhes was mar held yew”-

Bay and h

ertson. ried in i893 or husband

Mrs. Hu at North survives.

n addition husband are: one son, _ HuBhe-s, Montreal; two daughters, Miss Georgina and Miss Bernice

Hughes. Ottawa. One sister. Miss Edith Robertson and two granddaughters and one

n.

vice was held Mon-

Brondso Ffiineral ser pm. Rev. J.R.. d Ghurdh

Intermelt

v

Canadian Stnwaways 0n Circus Train lleld

lnecrcst cemeter Harry Hughes, who is a ndent of the Can-

-. U.S. immigration Bilorted. the n

to Adrian. MlCh officials r One of

' were lilllicrm cy Brothers) ctr , T s cirrus was scheduled to D1831 at Adrian today but was ex- acmpu i» £.°.°..°§S..‘.°.°.i2?°‘ “’...f.’.‘.ii‘.??‘i‘?." show and the trai was release; this afternoon. e officer said the train casne " from Chathalm. Ont.. and the circus ‘ 1W1 been Yourins Canada m: about ard three months.

d Moncton, 2'__""'“*"

olice from i

‘Some Progress in Blockade lift Talks

s train

Two pris

__.__ oners who escape. _ aft b

P)‘ ‘ fl

de in dis- representatives of

Edward was held b bers of the Oscar

- a/mara. minister described lks as “exploratory” and said o announcement could be made t this time.

amid pros- of union war- es. The S.l’.U. a tie-up in the t Lakes d by the C.S.U.. as a Communist-

‘E '. The meetings came Ga - pacts of-a fl

l _ - fare on the Great Lsk , forced

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Continued frcm pagg 1

that an Wgy B1 Farm

the

Count Geo iiiiled

. CANNES. France, A . 31 ... (APJ-Jtalian Count Giorgio Cini was killed today as his private L plane crashed in circling buck low m“ grad” "if after takeoff so he could wave pun grad" “m

_ Dlete the machin- ood/bye to actress Merle Oberon. ergo“ of the mach!

estcrn

rgi Cini in Crash

ti‘.

1 a company owning Italy. including the Lido a lslo

nd the Exce him in his

fneincd Cessna

,Glorglo Giardcllo,

burned in the plane. ‘as thrown

was his pilot. . who was Count Clnfs some distance

I

xuiéa with twin- m.

win on holiday-so must we?"

The double-bcrreled ECONOMY

of

Y 1c: CREAM

hits the bull's eye every time! bodv-Iiuilding

l

'A richly nourishing and protective food

'A deliciously appealing aesserrf Plan more menus for more nour-

ishment with r? ICE CREAM

f’ CENTRAL CREAMEHQES ‘(g/rufiq/ sl-‘Mmsasios - CH RLOTT OWN -soums‘

housing talks with deflilm! P"! posals to place before the cabin-oh The proposals have not been maul! public, but Mr. Winters inn dicatcd he will recommend action t: ire f1

WAR SCARE

Continued frcm page 1

has been no confirmation of re- ports that Russian and other Com- mform-country troops are mobiliz- ing there.

(Diplomatic officials in London predicted that: restrictions on sale of military equipment

reduce the down payment requ l of prospective home owners. Other proposals are expected | call for closer (to-operation ' the provinces on the ii only of homes for rent. rentals for persons in

groups. BRITAIN'S T. ll. C.

Continued from page 1

of the Government. “The recent acccntuation of There was no confirmation vltics with Coun- Belgrade of any troop move- ., . ments on the Yugoslav frontiers. (A newspaper ' reported heavily-armed Ea. are being sent border. (On Monday. Western lntelli-l gcncc Officers in Berlin said in- from Soviet-occupied rmany told them the. now intends within six mo any moans short means suggested would be in nal boring tactics lo ruin Yugo- slav’ assassination o! Tito)

N0 ANNOUNCEMENT

Continued from page 1

o by the United Kingdom

. It is known that there,

y is a close exchange of in- Med A’

among commnnywalth partial and did not prevent him

countries on any problem with 5mm blmkmg m“? shill"- Which they are concerncd.

It is not believed that Mr. Ab- LEEDS. England - (C?) m“; and My, Pgflrggn Wm go g0 will cost £000 $2.090) to talc Washington with any hard and fast 10111‘ 25-190! 91111180198 -—~ 60H

d can't afford to put them rvicur says Leeds looks- “four bcnuiiful landmarks

V cannot be fairly ' action of our

.'s blunt words in< possibillt The

ions are conlcn restraint.

The powers o! largely advisory are seldom opcnl

t with a policy of i

the Congress are’. but its decision! y fiouted. _

VldCIICO at his mstrong’! "blindne53" w“,

i theft. E

from his

Jorlty of accld hip: offrnrlr-rs in the occult-n

enis happen right In peo- t hazard field

TOPS SLIPS-

mat- or mg and

t expensive-just.

. encc it will make to get rid

ta. Coma today and ace “Magic Web" of Both Stores.

fit under your

no attaching la

It will last for yc-ars 1.25 each. You'll be of slipping, all

in the Furnit

ng the Winter Phone-Wrl

cm while theirs ale-cpl day to order your Spring Garden. ii and l0 wpartment

Pork-up and enhance your n colorful aIILK SQ R Goods Department.

kcrchlef-yvru‘)! ho In the Dry Good» Depnrimvn

r0 dar A o m; ARI! a

or Silk squares are

L HAVE A CHANCE REDUCED PRICE. THE

BHABPLY AGED MA

"l" ARE GONE-GO E- N T!!!) SUMMERS")!

om: mrrrmssbs mm sum: 1

HE DAMA HT NOW THERE EPARTMENT.

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