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Eoniing Events

"Movies at ma. to-liilhl

‘Talkie Moreii Tuesday. I

"Brae Picnic, Wednosday. July Uth. .

"R serve J l 11th ior Dance Glasggtw Raflduiill Eibeneser School

"ice Creamis-bcial. Dari-icy. Tuesday. July 9th.

"lee Cream in Miilvisw Hail. Mortdaw. July Bth- Auspicea Y. P. U.

"Dance in 5t. Teresa's Hall Mon- day. July 8th. Webster's Orchestra.

"Notice-Dance, St. Peter's Har-

at

bgur Sdiool, July 15th. Ralph's Orchestra.

°' Dance Cur Rink. Montague, Wednesday. J 10m. Comiie Doirou Orchestra. I

"Dance. Lorna valley. Tuesday, July 2nd. Webster's Orchestra.

"lee Cream and Dance. N Haven School, Monday. July 8th.

"Tea Party, st. Peter's Bay Manse Grounds. July 11th..

"Movies - Covehead. Monday. ‘My Pal Woli", 8.30.

"Dance. st. Teresa's 1-1511, Moh- day. July the 8th. Webster! Orcn- tr -

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"See 8t. Peter's Bay Play "My Sacred Bunion". St. Peter's Bay. July 8th.

"n 1m o nce. Curling Elhk. Menage. raisin,’ July 9th. am Moresideb Orchestra.

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"To arrive at once at Hunter giver. fcaizlcad oi AsiptikaltA P lef. cred e paperroo . . . a- lant. Rust-ice.

‘lice Cream TIIdTDanCQ. Orwell Bail. Wednesday. July 10th. Mill- view Orchestra. -

"Dance Mount Stewart Jiall. Monday. July 8th. Rollie Macken- de _ rcliestra. g

_____,_, __ ‘gran o_ nmt in E145 . he

"in ding‘ i-lo at, Cardigan SF ' ‘I. - . ' ' -. Stationa each Thiiirsday for Davis" §1fi§‘,,{f.,‘.,‘.§’,’,“ ".§°.'.‘.‘..fi.’{..,..°°“§,‘,¢'§;, "a!" ‘Ltd Nilrmm‘ M“ 9- stability and inticpendence or its

__ _1'2"'h“|"“" it‘ economic and financial aiiuirs."

aeccm. m‘; m" y, “ma, 1c, He said banks and other author- cream. Pleasant v21... School. 1.3351333? 3.§,.5“*..E,*°*.;3;*".,.‘,=;::. Wednesday evening. July 10th. Canada",

"Loa Hogs at Peakes Sta- tion each ureday ior Davie A Fraser Ltd. Merlin Devins.

i-ti-Ev-ths-sat ti.

" ding Hogs t M ntagus stationeacis. Thursday. icr éavis 6i Fraser Lid. S. C. McLean Phone x1. t-z-s-the-aat u.

"Coilectinl Hose ior Dav Fraser Ltd.. every Tuesd or phone collect. N. . Craosud. 3-23 25. 30. i. 8. I ti. "Lo l-lcge tor Davie and Fraser Lt .. Tuesday until iuriher- notice. Dingweil and llcuital‘. Moreil. ~ 5"»

"Notice-I hereb give Notice. that all arrears o! axes be in iuli u» the Secretary by Julv 30th. this date. accounts will be handed to 003g! ior collection. Preston

Camp

"Notico—Ali taxes due Albany Village School must be paid v.0 the tinderslzmd by July 15th. Alter that tkiev will be handed into Court ior collection. Raymond Cameron. Sec- re ary.

"Collecting l-iogl each Tuesda, for Davis i! Fraser Ltd. for truck- in‘; service throug '15.‘ e Cherry Valle. Vernon. Orwell and New-town. p one Waiter Crane,

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"Marohheldr-Dunstatine e Uni- ted Church Tea Wedn y, July 10th on church grounds:

"Asphalt Protective on“ ior

Cop J. .1. Stewart. Pep-

Cantrai Creuncries, Gian-lot stoma we» c... a at

school. ‘hresiliaylnluiy 331

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nlc.~Wadn0ed ..1 .1 “ma” ac "l!

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Green. New London.

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old man and old woman and a irl in her early twenties drive up. climb a nearby hill am. toss bits oi something ircm- a bag into the air, and then casually

leave. B ici , G C l. inveusliggfi aitgiiuizlie giic ieit and

a. sur rise announcement. finance Minis r Ilsley tonight disclosed to the 0t: a maior tour-point change in Canada's stabilization program-includin the rot-tun oi the Canadian do to pgr with the United States doliar- main- tain "order, stabillt and independ- ence" in the Dom nion's economic and financial aiiairs.

This iar-reaciun changa was disclosed by Mr. iey in a sur- prlse announcement ioliowin the

States dollars a! $1 a! iunds and sell at $l- 5‘:- Similarly. the buyin rale ior potinds sterling now w l be $4.0 the selling role $4.04

Mr. Ilsley referred to the recent U ted States action oi abandon- ing price control in that country and said the new measures would

w.u.s. lllilil Annual Meeting At The Kirk

l ti g of the Pffiiittee blgciiwliifilulalrilxlilie Presbyter- isl oi the Woman's Missionary Bo- cieties ct the Presbyterian Church in Canada met ill Si. James Church yesterday. The President. M". Mary Machean presided at bath mcmlmr and aitcmoon ses-

a. ns. Oiiicers elected for the ensuin;

ear were:

yhPfQijldeltll, Mrs. F. A. A. Mulch. ' ar otte own. _ vlet Vice-President. Mrs. O. u. Katie

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Webster. Charlottetown.

2nd Vice-President. Miss MacEachern. Eldon. 3rd xice-lgresldeentidhtirs. Brewer

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Lliltllilevfile-Prllexilldlents. Mrs. William Irving. Alberton

5th Vice-President. Mrs. C. J»

H b r. "ti. i. M-

Iecozdlng Secretary. Mrs. J. I- Macltenzis. Bummeralde.

Correspondink Secretary. Mrs.

i-l. B: Bomere Charlottetown.

Work. u Margaret Mac-

Charlottetown.

Ilachure. Murray 0th Vice-President.

ion fiend. Mm Randolph 1pm on aloe. Iiteratiire. Mrs. R. A. Silver!-

m Helper Mrs. Harri! Paul- ktlei '

d. . me eeion Mrs. Allan A. <.=-2-:.'.“"'e.~:r*e.c.§<.. t..- N.‘ Eggdgeiiarfifliageiafl. jean a Prank Balnlll. r. ‘ ssv u nai earviel ' ctww moeiisbere attire g cle . 9°

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‘The to r came 1mm Group Delft. 1'13. Stewart 9i Ottawa. who sa near his cot- Que. tage last June 26 when he ssw an

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the bones by Dr. l-l

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was creases in

tiro deviilopments outside our

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selling them raw Xor pounds sterling now

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Oh o and Group Capt. S awaited the uwae reporting tn, mar imrnedia elv notii. lice in Hull, w o

nal conditions and. easing ~ ilationarynpresqurcs which now are

post-war adjustment oi the O adian economy while protectln ma

budget and in the costs

lion o! rumors. fishermen

gather plrlmary producers. A num- r

goods oi a. “ rice control“ unless spccliicaifitl’

be priced on the basis oi the im- porters landed costs. plus I- D"- scrlbfld maximum mark

4. The poiicv oi payinl subsidies will remain in eitect in, order ti‘ prevent “undue increases m P110“

icies oi major im the consumerscost-oi- vine w‘ i" rimary produ a uc

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0T1‘ . s’ r‘ " Canadian individuals and such as hole

dull-f)’. cents ior avg waited States doll" to arlty oi i e gollar anngunced tonlshkl"

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mcrrtgcgtnka ‘other esentiw a .

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gum states dollars

wth the rm or 0.10% wh

been paid ior him.

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number

n} Que. July PARIS‘ July B _ (AP) ___Ru51 r“ "h: rututirptzzrer.d tsai.“itt.;u:' .""'..:¥...8:-. ""39, g~...-»,.;~=~;g ‘hgogqggggglgilli a uebec provincial po e investiu- medico-legal expert, mfllhle 98ft! 33% w md gang-rum“ a, all’: ‘miniim’ w’ llama‘ gag?" ‘Pi iilziit kw ‘aw "tiiomssa tails’; ‘°“‘"P°"°' "m!" "mm" "id-

s ai {Z231 by? a s r cottage at mm- teeth, indicating {hey definitely are foul‘: ‘qd°ffdg$‘slznll“stifgfgtr 1%‘: klfeyétQutt. fllbout a0 mles west or Ufi-Bémmxnmfl v00‘ a at which mm. vandenberg (mpwmdm saw

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Montreal ior examin-

riluthoriiies heme are awailing a Stewart full report from Dr. Rosario at ontreal. -

Canadian Dollar Now At Par With 0.8. Dollar

OTTAWA, July 5 — (CPI — In"go a long way towards insulating aria lsainst uniavorabie exter-

the in

Mr. Ilsley said the new program aimed at preventing undue in-

the cr-st oi living and

costs o1 production improving the’

eiieciiveness of price control, en-

couraging a greater supbl oi scarce m

P a-fl r’

jar eilccts oi "adverse

borders. Here are the tour st s being taken to protect the anadian

economy:- l. Eiiectivo at 8 pm. E.D.T (a p.111 A 13.1‘ l tonight. the Can- adian dollar has been adlisied to Parity with ihe United States dol- ar. with banks and ctherouthor- ized agents c! the Exchange Con-

g American dol- Oansdian funds and a! 81.00%. The buy-

02 and the selling ra'e

'2. ‘A lohg but simple and clear list c! all goods and services which continue subject to price cfiratirol h

established. n: all articles oi signii- lhe normal household oi produc- and

important articles have

beeln suspended from price ooii-

tro . . 3. Th principles oi price con- trol onedomastio products rematch

but hereaiter all kind subject

on another basis. w. -up Ln each wil be somewhat less mark-up normally 0b-

dioirihutgrs oi similar s

rtanoe in costs oi UN-

iirms. cares and the 3W1‘- l miller a loss oi i0 under the

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was owned liner,

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Session Ends In Deadlock

Russia nits}? Obstacles To Holding 0f Peace lionference

my Josiiuaimas

tonight. Foreign Minister Molotov o gia crsllgdththst M sm dlnoi one o c nv powers son with the "Big morn.“ and lnslsteg that rules ct procedure should be drafted and approved by the min-

Rus-

issued tor the 2i-power conference. Sen. Vandenberg said.

A deadlock anse on both ques- lions, altrough State secretary o! the United States iri- his willingness w capit- ulate to Russian arguments barring China as an inviting power ii the invitations were issued immed-

llls‘ by the Provincial Govern- meiam will 3:7 ‘continued anti‘: Se ber l , i was announce atpa meeting oi residents at the Airport site iaei llliht- Mr. JJ. Connolly. deputy minister oi’ Be- oomtructlon and LlQllL-COIDDQA

. . Reid, uovernment re e- sontatives. attended the moo 8-

Mr. Vincent Lacey, manager o! Iglaple Hills” community presid-

ih pmjeet will provide ump- orarye accomodation for I00 iam- ca.

Wisnock Wins Ontario Open

aunmucvrou cow onus. 0nt.. July 5-(CP)—Nir.k Wisriock. amateu'r from the Toronto Scar- borough Ciub, put ‘together two s arkling flve-under-par rot-win oi) 67 today ior a lib-hole total oi 134 strokes to clinch the Ontario

sters before iormal invitations were w

‘$0,000, \Vor|<ers Plow Idle

Capt. HR. Stewart Reports‘ Possible Murder Mystery To Aylmer, Ques, Police

By JACK WILLIAMS

Canadian Preee Sta-it Writer Strikes were on the increase in Canada today with more than 30.- 000 workers idle and others show- inq incrcasinz restlessness. , Hcket lines at the cats oi plan-ts across Canada swelled yesterday when 4.000 Canadian tSil-Iiahouse Co. workers went on; strike at Hamil-ton and" 500 Tor- onto fur workers left-their Jobs. Majority c! the unions involved are alliliated with the Canadian -O0Xi$tmss o! Labor and have been active in an intensive wage-hours caumaixn by that organization seekini; shorter hours without re-

in Sydney, N.S.. Hamilton Eauit Ste. Marie. Ont. The un- ion has set July l2 as a deadline and savs ii pronress is not made bv that time a strike will be called. This week's deveiooments make it clear that the- unlctns are not acccotlnrr the Dominion Govern- ment's June 20 amendment to the wage control order. ailowiniz war labor boards to

and

Wage Increases g Must Be Granted, Says Barrett

TORONTO. July 5 - (C?) Silby Barrett. Canadian director oi’ District 50 o! the United Mine Workers oi America (0.01...) said today the‘. the latest Jump in the cost oi livinc index "gives us a new warning that the wage-earn-

open golf champlonshi .

He was the winner the com- bined Ontario open and amateur tourney in 1944 and last year was runner-up to Phil Parley oi Tor- onto for the Ontario honors.

Poland Expands Foreign Trade

WARSAW. July 5 ~ (It?) -r Polaiul. steadily sliding her ioreiilh trade. has nciuded com- mercial agreements with nine

co axed Am rican currency come in tes doi-

Can-

whoba

h” we

“m, with the Soviet acne oi occuna-

c Bwedcn. Nor-

oun es. The! are Russia. y. Denmark Romania. flun-

gary. Yiuosievie. Bulgaria and Switzerland. In addition. an a rcement exists ior sh ping

l .000 tons oi’ coal moo ‘y France. and another nreemeat

H011 lll GOHIIIIIY. Coramerciai nuotlaflona now fie a

era oi Canada must be granted wage increases it thev are to keen a the r homes szcinii."

Mr. Barrett said in s state- ment that the May increase was caused almost entirely by in- creases in the cost oi food. e

Worker: Strike For Fourth Day ~

TRJDSTE, July 6 iAP) —-A general strike oi 200,000 workers continued todav ior the fourth $1 deaiiiic the decision oi Allied military authorities that it was "man"

The Tstriks was called Monday (allowing riots between partisans o! the Leit and Right in which

to two carbons were killed and 60 in-

lured.

Some worker: had rcturhed to their lobe today. but Dart overl- tione still were deadlocked and out ‘o! i0 ships in nort. one only-

under way with - d. ior the expansion or the agreement with Hungary.

Q5: mill? r" cargo vessel-

oi’

rates. the Westinghouse company issued a statement in stated it would renew negotiations when the union alters its t grant "Just andtdemands.

Boat iiapeizes

Two brothers, - “my veteran, were drowned to- day when their boat capsized while Ulciuwere taking in traps at lngonish.

discharged month. and Wesley Stockley. were, drowned in six feet oi water

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The bodies were recovered within an hour.

-Piant 0f Westinghouse 0o. At A Hamilton Latest Strike-Bound.

reasonable" increases. u an ans- wer w their Wm demands.

While current strikes are spread across Canada thev centre large- ly in Ontario's industrialized areas.

n. addition to the electrical and 14ml

lur workers there are 11.000 Ou- tarlo rubber workers idle and 4.- 000 erobloyees oi the Chrysler automobile slants at Windsor and Chatham.

On the west coast 2.500 hard rook miners are idle and in Que- bec textiltik workers arewheln- Klii a W0 8509B 9 oh dates back to June 1. H

In nencral the unions which have called or threaten strikes are seekinil increases o! irom 20 to 25

R11

oi the work week

As pickets milled about the whim it

llfesen

Wells in an unnrecedented tt k he . Two Drowned When to‘. ..‘..‘.'t°..%..°.....'3°*fi...§;2“ih

svnmsr. N. s. July 8-—(CP)~ one oi them an

their lobster The victims. Wesley Bmgiqqr from the army las7t I bout 200 feefirom shore There 511F008 wind at the time.

They are sur l d b th i . his and two Ilili... y er p"

eight-cent-an-hou: wage A increase. The, union had demanded an increase oi Z5 cents an‘ hour and reduction lrom 44 hours to 40 hours.

M.P."s Receive Belated- Answer Re Gar Ferry

OTTAWA. Ont. July 5 -- (Spe- cial) Juries Lester Douglas. Liberal member ior Queen; was advised by CNR. officials today that the SB. Prince Edward Island which for sOmc tme past has been in Halifax docks ior annual re- oatirs will be back in service with- in a clay or two.

out into operation immediately on her gaunt. connecting with Ocean

Mr. Douxlas‘ ihiortnation ans- wers in oar-t questions placed on the House o! Commons order Dau- er today by W. Chester S. McLure. Progressive Comer-votive member ior Queens. Mr. McLure sought answers to when the Prince Bid/ward Island would resume service. where the NPR-its were carried out and at what cost. He further en- quired ii the Scot-la has been able to take care oi’ all freight at Bor-

Wells Attacks Royal Family

LONDON. my s - tori-m a. almost

Royal Family was involved in the

memorate the Canadians who

B10118 the Leopold Canal in tall oi ed and in Roman Catholic Protestznt services remembered the men i 810M the bloody waterway. Mr. J .

Canadian Ambassador and his stat‘! attended the cere- monv.

labecdptien Delivered ISM.

other Provinces b U-IJ. “M.

FAFLLEN

%_ In Canaclai Strikes Again On Increase

3.000 hllatlier At Canadian Army Cemetery

Gommemorat: Canadians Who Liberated Country

By BOSS MUNBO Canadian Press Staff Writer ADEGEM. Belgium. Juiv 5 _. tCP) — From a score oi cities and towns oi’ northwest Belgium. more than 3.000 Belgian men. we). men and children came t.) m;

Canadian army cemetery near this

hamlet north o! Ghent to com. took

car scrvicu. Railway QLTHQ}? m‘ uberulon o‘ m“ otificials hfillfed him. would be By ‘the gnaw‘ o’ w Gamma

soldiers oi the 3rd and 4th DiVlg~ ions and the

2nd Arm a B , which iounht througlgNthJs made the

i044. the Belgians gather and

m the Dominion who 1911 ustice W. F‘

A. to Belxlllm.

The Canadian azmv

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:32, one American iniormant time? “bfitkggllignme £33k“ u carat]: an hour with a 40-hour tmapollftlgalénlclfi 6P9 lwiiim! F: mytvigggéupggg‘ E1401}; w" China. is one of the members oi expected to be mapped at In am- A stumbum mock m “m... 0,. y...” 8 c1 e h, ‘Admmndfi the iive- er icreign ministers ergency meeting oi the CD-L- disoutes has been the av! ' :1? council re no at Potsdam 1w wane committee to be held m many oi’ the 00.1. industrial t “ti, ‘ll-vim’ M °' hm“ M Aura-st. and when met in London Hamilton Wednesday. Pat Con- unlouis-tha/t 1i 0' anized 0n m ' Th‘ N‘ i“: 531i. .The resent mve i! my chaliwnfln oi the committee industril th g1 m a crowd mama m’ my‘ pconflned w the ore!“ mmme" m. “h; following a meeting m To’: buisaa Mrs a hart a cratt green cemetery in the oven field Bflwg‘; ‘m "mm sm°s 3”“ onto this week there was Dcssibil- tiom cgiiaiigea on ‘i’: industnqotrlv- I G iggeisetenmridnrgiitdeinwgy h?‘ tghmescht 8 d GU09. I 8 m I n e mmmers mhedmed- m,“ akeeglhfingndnoitutilatrioru be- wide basis rather than. with in- n Canadian grave stood a little Bel- next mectn ici- Saturday when b k M? b "Qgfl/t" d-ividual slants zian rim in a white time with a- lheir deputes are to report on 1° ‘b0. “W” 1B DWRrt-SB Pickets Guard ____ wreath in her aims rules or orocedure. w}; m" “W” TUN- Julv 5 -— (Wl- wrmaannu Germany Jul s A‘ “it =mmonv began. the girls 0st serious immediate threats Giant picket line; c _MP) A l; m” st d‘ h Y‘ mum the" wreaths m m, M“ are a snread oi work stotopage nearly 3,000 mgmbgri or mo“ 504 “no”. 51d "Hyman: Alma“ h Pl‘ 001 M8 lb ‘latllnegiiiicsiiieizivuiiixrsereoiuziiiéo ‘€é.£‘<‘>‘?> Utodanlwii 31$‘? lthvevoélifit: “°“'“°°‘°°' “PM” Y (mnflnm on Pa“ 5 O01 m o ll sir-iii: ms balstc ‘steel plan-ts. The oi two plants o! the Canadian mfi ff“. m m"-“‘"”"§, ' i iiiils To ii crate» .< ‘31-053 .. f5” i" °' iii-tilt; ll.;.'§‘.“‘:'.£‘.‘;“§.‘ii§t2“.¥ 33%.“ '.;.%?1".':;;i"'........a°”: * T» -~ _ p _ w e-liour’ amreements and Mr. oi tine strike which started earlier new ' ‘Q . u‘ - - < ' -Justi¢e W." D. Roach oi‘ the On- in the day. n“. “no” u“ 5o er t i. | 1 7 tario Supreme Court actinc: as an Some 4,000 ,em.pioyees went on‘ the children m punk?“ 68$!“ ‘iii Pi asf industrial disputes commissioner strike when the shi-it changed at ed 50km WW}, 1 m; fir] M- \ a now is conierrinz with the oom- Westinghouse pie-tits in the east “m, wen’ m to 4o get can’? m: ' ‘ _'_ Dahmlsltrike in basi steel uld {Imil west enlfe or the my i‘ 7 am‘ d t’ md the u” “iced ' m"m F The . hauler bruise‘ “m. m“ m. gum w; M" mm Y! declined to strike probable influenza epidemic this “'1 w; 1 flmunfly um,“ m M 14M”), a . wor ers aiter rejecting a company otter “men