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Charlottetown Guardian. ‘two can;

Isis-using Guardian, Founded 1857.

Man Killed: Another Injured In Accident

lL-Cov. MacLaran In Salllt John hospital

SAINT JOHN; N. 3.. July 1.. t‘ﬂPi-Llentenant-Governor D. 1,_ MMIAren. is s patient at st. Joseph's Hospital here. where hi; condition is reported improving.

His physicians said he had suf. fersd an acute illness, Wednesday. requiring his admission to St. Joseph's Hospital for further on. smlnstioh and observation.

Coming Eve ts

"Chow — Moroll, Thursday.

"Show —- Canoe Cove. Wednes- day.

"Talkies st. Peter's Bay Thurs. day, 3rd. "Forever And A Day".

‘fShow — Bridgetown Saturday, "Girl of the Limberlost."

"Reserve Tuesday, July 16th for Rollo Bay tea.

"Cardigan Picnic, Wednesday,‘ July 16th.

"Dancing, COIIrIK-g’ Club, Travel-i icrs Rest, Thursday, Music 500d,

"Reserve July 10th for Y.P.U.’ ice cream social in Cherry Valley Hall,

"Regular Dance tonight, Sea Breeze Pavallon. Dancing from 9} fill 1.

"Indian River and Kensmgtlon <Gir1 Guides Concert in King George pail, Thursday, July, are. sso p, M,

"Dance Tracadie Hall. July I. Rollie Mclfenzies orchestra. Dan- cing 9:30 to 12:80. Ice cream.

"Sea Fort Augustus Players in North Rustlco Hall Wednesday. July 2nd.

"Hospital Dance in Matthew s: MacLean Wsrelhcuse Wednesday nidlht. July 2nd.

"See Canoe Cove Players present| ‘Danny Boy", North Wlltshirel Hall, Thursday, July 3rd. Dance liter.

"ice Dream Social, Crspsud l-lsll, Thursday. July 3rd. Auspices 5L John's W. A. l

"The Play by Klnkcvra Dramatic Club at Stella Maris Hall. North Rustlco, has been postponed unlli July 9th.

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"Emerald Hall tonight. Wed- ncsday, July 2. 8.30. Bee three-act comedy by Kelly's Cross players. Dance.

"Don't miss the big dance in MacDonald Brothers‘ new theatre. Mt. Stewart.‘ Thursday. July 3rd. Rollie Maclienzieb Orcheﬂfﬂ-

"Indian River-Remington Dr!- matlc Club will present their play. "llhe Luck ln the Irish" in Kihkors rihll on Friday. July 4th. Good sow- laltles.

"There will be a meeting in rhwhsr Garage nllli. Jul? M- Ii I pan. to reorganize the Old Pow- nal Hall Committee. All lntorolihﬁ please attend. .

"squid.- pulse. Mal-rescue Curling Rink every ‘Ilmrsdsv- A1- Blsnclsaldb Orchestra. Modem IN Old Tin-ls.

"Ooilsctinl hos: for 01M" Pscksrs Ltd by truck ovary Thur!- dsy. rnshs N. a. Outcliffe. I'M- arlictoa, or writs me. D. L. McDow- Q .

"Attend Hospital dance held lcgulsr ‘rhursdi-v niihls. Mattb!!! 8s Nelson's I warehouse. Bouril. Old tims asllelns. ohsiswfl 01-- chsstrs. Modern dsncin: Olifl Peters‘ orchestra ieaturint Ml Alexander.

"Loading iivs Hogs Thu!!!" Is follows: Btslnmltrslde till 13° P.1d. Remington till 3 .1!-

BOPGI! Denali. Hunter luvs:- l!

Tllllrsd all d . mm Wllmﬂﬂ Bflﬂai-gano. ‘Iililylrsdsyntiil "l!!! tint. Trucking service wlisn remit. uscllwva and cssolsr.

"Oollestinl ilocs for osnsas Pscklrl scan Friday from Trim ANN, Osrlstou. lsstlmn. 0on- i"! Ideal". linkers. Immla. 0m ‘h’!

fly The Canadian Press)

MONCTON- Jill? 1—Leo Coyie. 4B. of Summsrslde, P, p; 1,, w“ killed instantly and Stanley .1”. Pull Gaudet. also of Bummerslde, is in Moncton Hospital with criti- cal injuries received in a highway ""11 ii llﬂlrb? Meadow Brook early this morning.

The crash occurred on a sharp curve where the highway crosses the O. N. R. main line to Halifax. (‘Oi/lo and Gsudet were enroute to cape Tormentins from Mono- ton. N.B.. and it ls believed that Coyle lost control of the car on the turn and it crashed into the ditch.

Coyle was dead when a passing motorist stopped to investigate the wreckage. Gaudet was brought to hospital hero and is believed to have suﬂereri a fractured hip and arm and a possible skull fracture.

No inquest will be held into Olivia's death.

Coyle was a well known Prince Edward Island restaurant propri- rtor and operated a large estab- lishment 1n Summerside. He is survived by his widow and several children.

Summerslde cltlz-hs ‘were deeply shockdd by the accident

Mr Covie lvss the proprietor of ccvlys Restaurant on Wﬂfer Street» and ha mg just about. Pompletedi

lcol-lstrllrtlori of a new RM Ymdﬂm

establishment about a mile out oi Town which would cater mrilcul- arly to the wllrlst business It W85 to have opened ln about ‘cilo Weeke- Mr. Coyle. with Mr Gacdet who is. in (‘lhrifge o! construction for RT. Holman Ltd, had gone to Morlcton at nocn M01169? t° BY‘ range for some fixtures which were‘ necessary to complete {he “W; restaurant. They had mlased the, Al,“ b”; in the morning by a few. till s“:

" ' flutes "Ind had lrotllfllﬂi.

max-side 5nd then caught the not! (Continued Oil Ps8° 5 °°‘- 3) n_______,,_._—§—

s st Special Car Flilgfgaﬂiilﬂ Mayor

HALIFAX, July l-(CPl-To add dignity to his honored office. Halifax City Council yesterday 0f- fered to pay a special car allow-‘ ance to Mayor J. E. Ahem if he would buy a “shiny, new seven- passcnger car with the city coat- of-al-ms flying from a staff lfl front."

The car. driven by ll "uniform- ed chauffeur" would be used to “drive visiting big-wigs about ill! city."

Brothers Injured By Dynamite Cap

MONCTON. N.B.. July i. --((,“Pl -One boy received serious eve ll)- lln-ies and his brother had his hand mangled today when a dyna- mite detonatlng cap wltlil which tlhey had been playing exploded in the kitchen of their home.

The children. Durley Steeves. 12, and Victor Steeves, six, sons of Mr, and Nks. Trueman Steeves of Meme], N.B.. were playing wilh the detolnatlnc rill-P and View’ threw the explosive on the kitchen stove. The explosion severely in- lured the boy's ham slid hull-ed his brother's 8908.

30s}; boys were brought to hoa- pital hers.

Conservative Candidates Fur Second King's

Messrs. Rf L. Burge and Milton Roger-son were unanimously nom- inated ss Progressive Conservative candidates for the second District of King's at an enthusiastic party convention hald at Morcll hail on Monday night.

Mr. B. Roy Holman, provincial president, presided and fr; his opening remarks recalled that lust one year ago, the first of a series of nominating conventions was held at Bradalbane. in the First District of Queen's. This present meeting was the fifteenth to be held, and at its conclusion all Progressive Conservative can- didates would be in the field. It was with considerable pleasure that he noted that every poll m! the District had present its fulli quota of delegates.

colrllnations for Councillor to l-ep- ‘ resent the District. The name of; R. L. Burge of Five Houses Wilt placed before the 1118912113, move i by Hector Compton of Bango: and seconded by ‘Peter McDonald of Psalms. No further motion was made and Mr. Burge was declared nominated. l The meeting was than declared‘ open to receive nominations for

Frank O'Brien cf Morell. seconded (Continued cn Pogo 5 COX 3)

“Mississippi River

Continues In Flood 1

W. 5T. LOUIS. July surging Mississippi River. concen- trating its flood waters now on the lowlands between Missouri and Illinois burst. through four more levees today with the added impetus of s. 12-inch rise from; torrential local rains and forced‘

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P.E.I. Spokesman Hopeful\ 3i)! "POWIM Wile" Dld Age Pensions Of Obtaining Reasonable Canned Fish Allocation

82 Accidental Deaths Counted Since Saturday

By The Canadian Prue

The Canadian Press early today lmordod a dominion-Mlle tzollofb2 accidental deaths since tlhe Domin- ion Day holiday celebration-ls and trrdfflc movements started Satur- day. This incomplete figure com- lwred Wil-h 57 in the shorter holi- dﬂy DeXIOQ l2 months ago.

With most of the country enjoy-

ling clear ll-arm weather tllrollguh- til‘! hlldﬂ 10d, h‘ ff»!!- M" 301mm m” “u” f“ f; ‘wit: m!’ gggpedt a“: 4% announced by Prime Minister

drown-rings. Another 15 persons died in traffic accidents. The toll by provinces showed 38

pfatsllttes in Ontario. 30 in Quebec.

Nova Scotia. had three. New Bruns- wick four. Manitoba three. Alberta one and British Columbia three. A heat wave that lasted over the ‘week-end in many parts of the

_,___ OTTAWA, July l - Fisheries Minister Frank Bridges. his de- illiiy Stewart. Bates and other cf- flcers of the Dominion Department of Fisheries have been “most. co- operative" in this week-‘s Ottawa discussions on problems of thel Maritime and Pacific fish industry E problems, John B. Myrick, presi-l dent of the Prince Edward Island Fisheries Federation told The Guardian hers today.

, "Meetings last night snd today ‘ have been most. rnteresting and’ helpful," Mr. Myrlek said. "We really have got wonderful co- operation from the Fisheries Colin- cll of Canada and from the Do- lminion Department. I have good lleason to believe that our Prov- ‘ Ince will get at. least s fair pro- portion of the $8,000,000 post-U. N. R. R A. relief order recently‘

1 King and by Mr. Bridges.

' “Allocation for the i Provinces as I understand l " lMrrick said. “is 100.000 cases lcanrlcd fish. We are submitting ‘our claims for s, reasonable pro- "porti-ol-l cf this total and are also ldlscussing pric * with the Prices i Support Bc-ard."

llicminbh. forcing thousands to‘. Mr. Myrlck said he was hsl- , c d ,I begphgg um rivers, helped aecsunti tlcularly impressed with the spirit 1 all“ ‘in Vlﬁiilni of the Magic de- Msemblyman‘ on m” maﬁa“ o‘ a for the high number of fatalities), pervading the present week's In many centres the Dominion Day,‘ cusslon of fisheries matters. It.‘

holiday actually started Sundayp was completely free of political with stores, factories and business; interference. with all menlbers § “la-l Wflerrnod by Protestant and institutions closing Monday to give; mncentratirlg on finding wider ' Rum" c~i'-'1'1°11¢ 05319111115 c! l-lorg

employees the benefit of the ex-

tended lay-off,

‘and more profitable markets for I

The worst tragedy occurredl (Continued C\l'l Page 5 Col. ll

‘hiesday at

2'.‘ miles from Buckingham. Qua.

I when slit persons“ were drowned ab}. t

ti? __ y‘ i The long week-end holiday start

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Child 14, Sees

ill°‘l’ié_‘.‘i“cii..‘.lilél°fwllll, a; For First Time

combined populace of 3.100. Mayor Delmar Valine of Dupo

said so per cent of the women sud 1 oacmalrown, British Guiana rhlldren and so per cent o! the. July 1—(CP)-—Gently clutching a | Dlackenzie Km, and other law.

men had left.

The towns are across the river from old Jefferson Barracks, Mo» army post immediately south of St. Louis.

As the rising waters want over the Prairie du Pent levee along the Illinois Central Railroad tracks and by-passed the Miss- ouri Pacific Railroad embank- ment which staved off iho 1944 flood. Dupe and East Osrondelct residents worked swiftly to store their furniture in box car!-

Uruted states Army engineers said the ﬁnish of the four-day tight, to bolster the weakened bar- ricade might have been different hxcepl for a 2 i-Z-lnch overnight rain. It came in a downpour Ln 195g than a two-hour period.

Volunteer workers were caught off guard by the sudden swish of river water over the levee flank which washed out a 14-foot hole ‘hat widened to '15 feet 1n min- uta. Army engineers passed along word to retreat to higher ground.

Ln St. Louis sewer covers were popped off by the force of runoff water and one city street was barricaded after the pavement bulged from the pressure of lioﬂh drains loaded to caPNiW-

portrait of Dr. Hunter Romaine, surgeon instructor of the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, teen-age Mary Mayors stepped off a Pan-American. airliner at Atkin- son Field hare yesterday, seeing for e first time since her in- fancy.

A “mlrscls" operation perform- ed by Dr. Hunter, had restored sight to her loft eye after if years of blindness. Though assisted by her father. Mary had an air of self assurance as she made her way down the gangway into the arms of her mother.

Mary herself assisted in rsisinl funds for the operation by sing- ing ln British Guiana‘: largest theatre. The remainder of the hospital cost was contributed by a service club when she entered the New York infirmsry three months ago.

Dr. Romaine said Mary's right eye was beyond saving and that it would be several months before she would bs able to see easily with the left.

Marywillnevarbesllls tcrssd or study._

Island Holstein Cos:

CBIIQCHHII Navy UIIRS To South America To Join In Exercises

3y Jack DBAYLIZ! name/ix, My 1 - (W) '- Vlcs-Iidnllrsi Sir Willis-In _ Tillmi» chlsf of the Royal Navys Amer- "iosn "and West Indies 8111mm"- srl-ivaa aboard his ilssihiv hi" (edgy and announced the first gains British-Canadian exercises to

be hold in Clhlﬂiln water! since i

the war would basin Mahdi! off . this

l 1 entrance of the squadron that ‘id man? ore-vs! "F" h‘ '- m British units sweilllmim ‘g. . quasi“ destroys:- ssco l.

steamed silt of an ssriy morning a"

s, s snar- s!’ I fanfare. ssilars with chin-straps final! i: 1min; ths decks and Illh W?" "a pshhshu flvinl in i!" m” pg ghlln t0 luff!‘ 111s shins PM I i‘ ‘h’ f“ Q“ an, pg“ 1|“ ﬂﬂll! Illa” luau their colorful thl harbor millﬂltl ‘l’ 5'"

n, |ppfdwlﬂlt start to the old

pity’; Dominion Day celebrratiorla.

gm the 10¢ was soapy and it looked like the radar-equipped; men olwar would slip wraitl-lllkc,

Another of Premier J. Waiter John's world famous pure bred Holstelnl has gone to South Amy cries.

Last weak Mr. Rolf Meyer-helm, a isrgs rancher of Monte Video. Urugu y. paid 81,900 for Premier

m“ mo“. "we, “m,” mg unQI-TOIIOI‘! “Abogwelt widower", s

sun .

mill. u m nsht memiﬂl- I heavy rain pelted down and chased the fog" Then the sun burst.

rsvsslsd the sleek. my cruiser- Sheffield and line

In first peacetime ceromonr-ukm‘ ha, “w”, m, 3mm,

frigate Psdstow Bay and the 01n- sdlnh destroy-s Hollis.

When the weather curtain fsll m, lug" o1 the Olnsdil-n Atlantic squlldrol ﬁns-his -W=1'- rior — bsrkld out a welcunlng “lat, Glld ills lhsffisld rsvlisd lust as she slid past the vlterln tampon, Aquihlllll KIN‘ 9U peacetime suns st the lwMn W- irlirlsis, Bhsftelli’; cannonlds ro- sobosd s ainst the slbls 0f ilil citadel. aow- rmalsd h its lin-

(Contlnusd on Pal! I 0st. I)

lliolstsin yearling offered st an

auction sale in Toronto.

Ringlsrld Lake l

iMany Nations

QTTAWA. Juli! i-Canada cele- brated her 80th milestone as s.‘ nation today. and greetings came, from many lands to Oanada on1 ‘his historic holiday. In Pariiam Q ent members sang "O Canada" '

I French and "God Save the King“ tin. English and Prime ‘Minlsterl ers rededicated the national role} in furthering peace, and goodwill] among all men

Mr. King told the Commons it

was significant-that on this nat- ional birthday, whiie Canada was receiving the greetings of the world. possibly another bit of his- tory wss being made in her Cap- i‘al. she was playing host to a distinguished delegation from New- foundland which is examining the possibility of an agreement by which the Island colony might become the Dominionﬁs 10th Pro- vincc.

ll. B. Areas Report Tussock Motulrohlem

FREDERIGFON, July l. -(CPl— Voracious tussock moths which last year ravaged foliage over wide sections of the Province are threatening to spread over an oven greater area this year. tho Department cf AfricultureﬂwEn- tomology Division here haywarn- ed.

The moths have already been reported in several sress null- Gsint John and s survey is plan- ned to determine the exact ex- tant of their spread.

Noted as destroyers of foliage on aims and other shade trees.

Row Boat Capsizes

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BUCKINGHAM, QM" Jﬂy l-ACP) — Six persons were drmvnod today at B-inghnd Lake. 27 miles from hero in the Gatlncau Hills. when a row boat tipped over and threw them into deep water.

Drowned were : Damien Bnurlssa. 60; Mrs. Mathias Gauthier. 52; Mr. and Mrs. Rene Curler. 32 and 3D, res- pectively: Mrs. Caiixter Car- rier. 62, and Jocelync Brszeau. two.

The sudden! occurred when the row boat, laden with nine pe mus. began to ship water ll short Iifince from shore. One cf the paaeefnget stood up and the boat capsized sending all its occupants into the water.

jCsllallian Cemeteryllt llollg Kong Dedicated

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KONG KONG. July 1 —(Reutcrsl ~61! ash plot became Canadian soil today. hen the. grﬂwg o1 399

1941 were dedicated, The simple. half-hour ceremony

Kong's land forces, while among

Bill Passed By House Di Commons

OTTAWA July 1 -tCP)—The

Commo day finally approved li-he lvldellf-ﬁlilicized Government I bill for increases in old age pens-l ‘ions after Health Minister Martznl , announced it had been decided vol ‘l reduce from 40 to 21 years the‘ p. lorlnbie age for Canada's blind.

He then moved an amendment to IXTIEKE ths change, wlhiclh will add approximately 1,700 persons to the, 7.000 already" receiving blind pens-i ions, The baSic pension for thel blind. l. s. that for the aged. will‘ be increased from $25 to $30 a month by the legislation.

The bill. which nolw goes to the Senate, also adds 60.000 to 65.0001 other persons to those eligible for old age and blind pensions, mo

{fies the restrictions on residenc lqllﬂilflflaliﬂflS and increases the.- ‘ amount a pensioner may eam witil-, ‘out suffering reduction of pcns-‘ l ion. i Thilrd reading of the measure i was debated briefly by several Soc», l ial Credit and CC F. members who‘ l repeated earlier criticism about tlllei ' of the iegislaticcl but; l was ‘ven final approval’ “on division" but without a formal vote. '

Eullcr the House gave third,‘

and final reading to a bill to ex-i

{fence of i-long Kong in Decernberp ‘and certain immunmas and pmvll.

eges to officials of the United Nat- ions when visiting this Dominion. l Given third reading was a bill to ‘enlarge the scope anld usefuliness lcf tlhe ireteralrl-s business and PF"-

menma repr°santinve5 °f u" W1‘: fessional loans act. 013's foreign community were alct- A; u“, opening. u,‘ gauge mark. "'8 Gilvm-er Davie MwDous-ill ad the 80th anniversary of Confed-

and Kermeth Noble. Canadian Trade Commissioner. l

iaomgtyw ~_ts;_~looctvpd..20 us: il';‘-“,4...,l

from ‘her '.

lclllll s55 After

iTwn Days ln_ll_l_oolls

(By Tho Canadian Press) l l

LASSEN NATIONAL PARK, Calif. July l—(AP)—Little Greta Mary Gale. missing since Sunday. was found alive today in brush of the rugged park area. a search- Jig group informed the famrly.

Greta disappeared from a va- cation camp south of here Sunday.

Her grandfather‘ the former United States Congressman. John i-I. Tolsn, ‘l0, suffered I heart st- lack shortly after the child's dis- appearance Sunday. l-Ie died yes- terday.

The 2 l-i-year-old Greta —— ‘Toni" to her family and friends —had been playing near the Toian summer cabin when her disap- pearance was discovered.

FIRE SCORCHES MQYOR.

oration by the singing o! “Q. Cen-

’t “Qcd, Save KitkzYond m "T!!! .- ibominlorrs development and progress 1F°m

lPrime Minister Mackenzie King and party loaders.

When the pensiom bill GUIDE W for third reading. Jchln Blsckimore (SC-Letlhbridge) protesbad and; it represented a “triumplﬁ for thel "reactionary elements" of the Gov- ornament.

lvilrs. Gladys Strum (CCF—Q\l- 'Appene) joined Mr. Blaoklmore in protesting that the measure was inadequate and a "disgrace and s;

, ygpyoach" to the Canadian people; I Mr Martin said it was dol-nﬁi limhéllhlflg “fundamentally unpert- alrvt" to add some 60.000 Perm"! 1° {ha pension rolls aside h-om the fact five Provihbes had increased their contribution as B T981111; <7! m9 legislation. ______________

Something ltew For Flsh BalL NEW HEAVEN, Ccnn.. . July 1-

tAPl-Statc representative Irving Horowitz buys his fish bait in fruit

HUDSON BAY, 518k. — (C?) — stores.

Mayor D.L.W Hood received slip- erficial burns on hi; face and hands when he staged the first

a year ago he jokingly told a nephew to put a. chunk of orange peel on his hook. The nephew did

demonstration of the newly-sc- and caught two fish.

quired fire engine. A pile of scrap lumber. scakec with oil flared up when the mayor stepped in to

light a second match after the lng, and rarely comes home empty Toronto 53_

first amused to be inefflctive.

Horowitz says he now carries ‘half a dozen oranges for refresh- ‘ ment and bait when he goes fish-

handed.

Hundreds Pay Tribute l ToTelephonelnventor

353mm}; N 5 ‘ July 1 __(cp ‘Bell's discovery has meant to the

—Frcm the United States and Oansclc. I50 telephone pioneers of America cums to visit the maul-s

world." Mr. Macdonald said. “Let us suffice to say that in the field 0f business, in the field

the insects will strip shy green- tun estate of Belnn Bhresgh -i°f ill-wry» 1n WY MW 11m- in The Beautiful zllollhtslh - ysslsrmur Whole existence as human be

sry. A year sgo they caused heavy damage along the Kenncbecasls and in the lower st. John River valley.

Summer residences were invali- ed by the caterpillars.

New kunswick areas where

day lo gathe- at the final resting

place of Dr Alexander Graham

Boll. inventor of the telephone. The observance of the 108th an

lings ill society, the telephone has ‘become sh indispensable factor."

‘ Referring tn the aeroplane ex- periments carried out 11y Dr. Bell.

Francellverts Collapse Di Conversatiolls i

By Joseph I. Dynan

PARIS. July 1 ;_(Ap)_..n|;¢g late today gave tlhe three-power foreign mirlistcrs’ conference s 24- hour reprieve by offering a lusc- minute comlpromlse proposal on European recovery which averted for the moment. at least, a col- lapse of the conversations.

Foreign iltlnistor Bidault acid tn! new offer represented France’! final position in the three-power efforts to implement the aid-Eun- vor plan of State Secretary war- Shail of the United States.

Both Bidault and Foreign Beo- retary Bevin of Britain prosodic! a prcmpt BHSWEI‘ from Foreign Minister V. ‘M. Molotov of Emails- French quarters reported-and put the French proposition! up to Molotov on s take-it-or-ledvvit basis.

Bidsuit advanced his proposals at a ciitnpromlsc measure deslgnodto meet Rusian objections naming "interference" in national internili affairs. and appealed to Molotov for conciliation to salvage the avid; Europe conference.

British and French sources still ilslotov insisted on a full day's re- cess to permit him to study llhq I-‘renoh propositions,

The session, accord-NEW. Ill adjourned after only one hou- and 40 minutes. The Ministers agreed to meet Wednesday afternoon, bf-lG there was no promise that the deadlock might be broken.

British circles tonight were pes- simistic and French solsrces prov dicted that tomorrow would be the '- oonference’s last session. Only an hour before Bldault spoke, French quarters had predicted a suddm end at today's meeting,

Bide/tilt, opening this sftlasmtlfl session, told Molotov that Franc! could not accept Russia's proposal

i Dimple ‘declih

countries as i to their ‘l omit! needs. He said the did not provide for Eltcpelln III- mid and hence it would rwvcr be accepted by the United States.

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\ TORONTO, July l-(Wl-Minis mum and maxi-mum temperatures: Edmonton 51, 83, Vancouvcr‘ b0, '14; Regina‘ t5, 80; Winnipeg 01, ‘T1; Ottawa 65, 81; Niontreal 0D. 84 Quebec B1, 04-;- salnt John 55 ; Moncton 60, U; Halifax 57. 69, Charlottetown 65, Si; sydney 65. 82; Yarmouth 60. 65.

HALWAX. July 1 —- (Q) en Synopsis and ofifichl ink-nil fond casts lssuld by the Dominion H!» lc Weather Office at Kslldi l1 midnight Tuesday.

Synopsis:

A disturbance in vrastenl Quebec is expected to pass north of the district on Wednesday. Somewhat: cooler and drier all‘ which is mm. lng in ‘Jehnd it ls forecast to bring showers and widely scattered thuntiershowera followed by elegy.

hiversluy o1 the birth 01 lha seal-Em. Mscdohaid said "It has long lrig weather in New Brunswick. fish-Canadian inventor drew hllllflbQQﬂ a matter of pride to us Nova Showers will occur in Nova Beotia

m; pg]! was mug! spur-lam; lug dreds of citizens from all part5 cfscotians this‘ the first aeroplane

‘vssr and from which the cater- pillars may Iprasd included A2-

Canada and the Unitad- States. It was at Beinn Bhreagh, a 700-

lfllght m the British Empire was ‘lcsrrled out nearly so years sgo only

hart, Waatmorldnd ,, and Restt-lfoot headland flitting out. into thsia short. distance from the. ground

gouchs Counties.

11:5 asses

0

Bras d'Or Lakes. that Dr Bell made his resdence and it was at

[ll-here we nOw stand " l when the simple ceremonies had

and Prince Edward Island also but otherwise there is little cluangc in the weather expected in those

Provinces The i088? conditions ‘ '

along Yhs Atlantic coast will por- slst. during the night and early

the foot e: the simple burial pictiended the pioneers were thanked morning at his wife and himself that lheiby Mrs W K Myers of Washing-

ccremcnles were carried out

|toh. granddaughter of Dr and

Prayer h. il-aclic blferell h, Rev, Mrs. Bell. arc! ‘Mrs L. .\l cm.-

Jsmea Maser of Big Bras D‘Or

vencr and Mrs. PD Fialrchlld.

opened the hour-long prcceedingsidaughtors of the late inventor. for Following the laying of wreaths. "the great happiness experienced Pipe Major Rcd Nicholson of Bad-ﬂavor the tributes paid “

deck. played the Flowers of the‘ Speakers s. i-hc ceremony also Forest, "the saddest piece of pipe included Hon. C C, Williams.

music ever written "

As RW. (Casey) Brlllwhi. In fol‘ mil-sch

Minister of labor and Tdslphol-lea an; Norman Knight.

associate of Dr Bell, listdned. Toronto. vies-president oi the Tel- Premier Angus l... Macdonald gaveiephone Pioneers Association; A M

tribute :

lMacksy. Halifax. president cf the

Forecasts valid until Vifedneshy midnight:

Prince Edlval-d Island: Overcast with fog along the collfl Chllllilll in the morning to variable cloud- iness with widely scattered show- ers Little change in tamper-mire. Light winds. High today at Clut- lottetcwn 75.

High tide lhignmomtsg st M! nd toniglht a . . ‘ sun sets this cvenhsg st 7.50 ad rises tomonrcw morning at 4.1K

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pests ill the telephone world... it would not up appropriate for me

to attempt ts estimate what. Dr

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adv, and WA. Winfield. presld- 5.54 A. M. ent of the Maritime Telegraph and sulnlrncrdds

Ila ﬂihﬂ $¥ . lites later this Chlﬂoitewwn.