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Fbral Art School Cpens liere Today

Last night Mayor B. Earle Mac- Donald extended on behalf of the l‘iil7.t‘ll! of Charlottetown, a cor- tnni twelcomo to members of the Fllrists Telegraph Delivery As- |n(‘l.'\il(ll'1 who arrived in the city las’ evening on the eve of the of- T111111 opening of a two day school p1 floral art. _

'l'hs School which 1| being held at the ‘Charlottetown’ under the direction of Mr. Eugene Dande- iln of Chicago, is scheduled to ogvcn at 9.30 this morning. Mr, DJntiPlin is official stylist for the {osorlatlc-n and brings to the school a wealth of experience in this highly specialized art.

Alillotlg the officials who arriv- ed last evening was the president of the Association. M1‘, Edward J, hicFartliv oi‘ Brooklyn, New York

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Coming Events

"Pictures at Morell every ‘Tues- day and Saturday Show 9 o'clock.

"Picnic at St. Charles. August‘ 25:11. Dance after,

"Regular dance New London Friday. Aug. 27th.

"Eldon — Movies Friday. "Jesse James". Tyrone Power.

"Sea Breeze Victoria, each Wed- Iiesda)’. Dancing 9-1.

"Dance in Howie's Hall. Brack- Jey Beach, Wednesday, Aug. 25.

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"Granciview - Movies - Tlhurs- llfll’. "Jesse Jamtos", Tyrone Power.

"Clyde River L.O.B.A. meeting cancelled tonight owing to the flfitih of Mrs. L. D. MacPhee.

"Dance every Tuesday, St. Pet- (it! Legion Hall. Cliflordls Orch- C513.

"Come to the Ice Cream Social 1n lmrnlcy liali, Wednesday even- 111.1. August 25th.

"Pmll DRY Rt W. E. Jphnstonvs. {fits River. Wednesday. August will. Lunch served

"Dance. Woods‘ Mill. Farm- 911-“1111- Auzust. 26th. Aid n! the Burt-u. Icc Crcam.

"Picnic, in Given Road. Wednesl 5" Alli-rust 25th. Mcals served. Tlancc after.

‘fllancct St. Te‘esn's, Wednes- Mlitust 25th. Webster's Orch-

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_"l)atice, Montague Curling Rink “FdllP-iflfll’. August 25th. Al Blanchard and his Orchestra.

_"T)nticc. Lorne Vallcv llnll. qllfiflal’. August 24th. Wcbst-cfs Orchestra.

_"Sm1tli Rnstico Chicken Supper. Atzust 24th and 25th. Dcliclous

"Reserve August 31st and Sept- ember 1st for the Big Carnival at Bordon,

“Dance Covebead CAIMIIOI- “B11031 night. Modern and old- time dancing. Rollie MacKenzleu

DW-flllshs galore tonight at Mac- ‘ otmltlv Bros. Theatre. Eddie Can- "1 in ‘Kid From Spain." Don't. miss it, g_3()_

""Chlcken Supper and Dance, "non River Hall, Monday. Sep-

mb" 6th. Supper served at 6 wwlflllitsi "Dance, McLean‘: lrehouse. Courts. Wednoodly. _

Msuat. 25th. Modern and Old ‘Hmo. leaves Holy Name Hull at

‘ I i WWW-l"). Fredericton Hall. c "my evening. August asth. m "M1. Cake and Bot Dogs. 1n

old g Churcla. Pleasant. Valley ‘United

"A Boswell picnic will be held ,1" “Plhmdly. Aug. 35th at. the Mme v1 Mr. Line Boswell. Mount. netéltlick. at I100 pm, A11 w“.

1011s welcome; tea provided.

"E11 ectin Bhur - ‘Cain 8 shortly; My,“ motto: Prices.

another car of 1108 Grower. etc. r order now. Our Better Feed l0 Better m, sh Plum sou-r. or call a m ur-Glin sign in Parkdlle.

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Soviets Stir New Tension In Berlin

(By George Brlaf

Beams, Aug. 23—(AP)—’I‘l-1e Soviets today freed three Ameri- cans but. almost immediately stu- rcd new tension in blockaucd Berlin by -again invading tho Am- erlcan sector to seize A German photographer.

Thomas P. Headen, deputy chief of the American military government's information SCTViLCS division. was released after over-- night detention in the Russian sector of Berlin.

Two other Americana seized Aug. 5 near the Russian aonai border 75 miles west o! Frankfurt, were released at Herzfeld on the border today. Lleut. Sherman 5_ Turner of Council Bluffs. Iowa. and Rowland M. Myers of Brook- lyn. N. Y.. both United State:- militdry government officials. said they were "well treated-if you like cabbage."

The kidnapping of the German photographer emphasized anew the Soviet determination to pic-

vent picture-taking in or nea: their sector. Headcn had been taking pictures of the Berlin “no man's land" of Potsdamer Pia.z

shortly before a. Russian patrol pounced on him_

Western-sector police headquar- ters announced meanwhile that Franz Erdmann, head of the

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MARYSVILLE. Mont, Aug. 25- (AP)-—The ZO-man day shift at the Drumlummon gold mine gsfi out without a scratch today when the Montana Rainbow Mining Company's main shaft caved 1:: litre.

W. R._ Wade. company partner, said the men were at work beiuw the ‘TOO-foot. level when 50 feet of the mine track bed coliapszti on the 400-foot. level. blocking the main shaft with muck and timbers between 500 and 500 feet Day crew members escaped through “safety manways which were completed two months ago," Wade said. Some of the men were pulled up with ropes from emer- gency exits where there were 1.0 ladders.

Wade estimated damage at

Day Of

Junior Agriculture p Federation EIs Held

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Mr. Don Anderson got the first Field Day of the Junior Federation of Agriculture officially underway yesterday afternoon in a few brief remarks before he introduced the Hon. W. F. Allan Stewart, Mini- ster of Agriculture for the p10- vince.

There was an estimated 700 in attendance.

Mr. Stewart in his remarks told the members of the Federation of the importance that. is attached to the enterprise in which they are engaged and urged t-hcm to take pride in the skill and knowledge required for profitable farming. In the early days the pioneers of agriculture had many problems to face-he said. and the some still held true for the agriculturalists of the present day. In closing he wished the Federation every suc- cess in tlhe worthwhile work in which they are engaged.

Hon. J. Walter Jones, ‘Premier. in his cccnments told the large gather- ing of young farmersithat the best and most likely place they would trove successful would be right here in Prince Edward Island where so many opportunities are afforded to the young people. He was also of the opinion that the young ladies sh uld take a greater part in commu ity life and like the men. should get the idea. that

‘the province is the best place for

them to live and he advised them not to be lured away to other pro- vinces.

The speaker also said that the range of vocational training and extension work would be emphasized more and more in the future in this province.

In closing his remarks the Prem- ier complimented all those responsi- ble for the success which had al- ready attended tho Federation during the short time is has been in existence.

‘THREE on Place a Col. a) I Beef Prices

Increase In Many Cities

tBy The Canadian Press) Housewives were payins mo" for beef today in most Canadian cities as dealers reached the -end of stocks purchased b81018 i851 Monday's lilting of the embargo on bee! export to the United States.

In Toronto. one large depart- ment store yesterday raised sir- loin prices from 75 to 85 cents a pound; in Winnipeg between five and 12 cents was added to top- quality beef. and Vancouver house-

about $25000 in addition to "s month and a half delay in get-- 1mg our ore out."

By H. DENT HODGBON Canadian Press Stafl WritAI OTTAWA, Aug. ark-The Revmul Depsrtmentwhich usually is busy extracting hunks out oi the aver- age Canadian pay cheque, is try- ing to return about $2,250,000. The Department would like to track down 56.023 persons and make them take the money by

Oet. 1. This group represents (.7 per cent of the taxpayers who paid

"Come w the dance at‘ the Bon- shlw Inn Tuesday. August 24th.

"Lobster Supper at 8t. Mark's Parish Hall. Lot ‘I. Wednesday ev- ening. August 25th. Supper served front 5 o'clock on. .750 par plate. Amusements, games.

"Unloading cor of barley maul. oats, dairy ration and bog grower at long-worth Ave. crossing ‘mea- day afternoon and Wednesday. Phone 1705-J. Ellis Bron.

"A. P. Gallant! Store at South auction. will close on Monday ‘and Fridays at. 6 P. M. Wednesday's at 12.80 P. M. excepting August 25th and September 1st. when he will be closed all day.

"Come to Ice Cream Social on $outh Freetown School Grounds on Thursday evening. August. ., Home made Ice Cream. Cake and’

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wives paid two to four cents more than last week's M-cent sirloin

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Island Holders Are Among Big Number Being Sought

compulsory savings in 1942 and

should have had the money re- funded last March. Despite elab- orate publicity, the Incotne To! Branch hasn't been able to find them.

Stenographers and factory girls who have married and changed both name and address have proved the most elusive recipients. Of l total of 1.178.000 eligible re-

ctpients.- department has had to copy, 744.565 new names or addresses. '

Oddly. only 40 per cent. of these showed enough interest in the money to volunteer the inform- ation about their changed status or address. The Income Tn Branch had to root through rc- cords to find the other 50 pol cent and mail them their cheques.

The wort: o! locating the other 56,023 1| atili going on and cheq- ues are being mailed daily. By tax districts Aug. 15, Charlotte- imvn was still looking for 20 per- sons: Sydney.-"745: Halifax. 1.575; Saint John. 1.135; Quebec, 050: Montreal, 15.835: Ottawa. 3,011: Kingston. M: Believille. 48S; To- ronto. 111-200; Hamilton. 2.757; London. 1,854: mt William. 715: vnnnIPIC. 2.452: Relinl. Ml: Saskatoon. 453; Calgary. 027; Bid- monton. LODS; Vancouver, 9,157 and Dawson City, 130. _

‘rhgaherbrooke, Que. odico in tho only one of the 21 districts to clean up the job. All those in tho dlstrict. entitled to refunds

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li.B.-_P.E.l.Flsl1armen Quality Conscious

i Minister States

GITAiW-A. Aug. 23 — (GP) Fisheries Minister Mayhew today praised fishermen of New Bruns- wick and Prince Edward Island for‘ being “quality-conscious.”

Back from a visit of some 00 east-coast fishing areas, he said in in statement: "It promises well f-or the future or the trade when one finds people engaged on the production side so sensible o: the importance of maintaining high- quality standards.

"In order. to ensure bhe main- tenance of high standards, there must be co-operation between the industry and those of us who are charged wibh iihe responsibility of operating effective systems of fish inspection and grading, I have no doubt from my talk with pgg- pie in these two provinces that. we shall be nhle to meet. fully the quality requirements."

"He praised the eta-operation of the provincial governments and Said he was "struck by the alert- ness of tlhe fishermen and the in-

dtustry generally in their discus,

sion of various problems." He will visit Nova. Scotia. next month.

First Canadian Woman To ileceive Award

MONTREAL. Aus- 23 - (CP) - Lady Banting. widow or Sir Fred- erick Bunting of insulin fame. arzivcd by air today from London and made known that she was the first Canadian woman to be award- cd the coveted membership in the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynocologists.

“it was Just. a fluke. I think."

' she said modestly as she told of

hhe examinations she took in Lon- don in July. The. former Henrietta Bali of

. Institute. During

Stanstead. Que. she married Sir

‘Frederick in Tozonto when she was

a. research worker at the Banting the war she sezved in the Canadian Army as a medical officer near London. Ont. For the last two years she has been working in a London hospital.

She has returned to Canada to visit her mother at Newcastle, N. B.

Repairs To Canoe Cove Breakwater

[By The Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Aug. 23—Contracts for construction and WW1!‘ ‘>1 Canadian builclinls dim“! July were announced today b)’ m“ Public Works Department-

The contracts includcdi

Canoe Oove. P-E-I» bYeilkwaler repairs; R.C. MwMillan 0f Chill‘- lottetown. P.E.1.. $253357-

Cheticamp Point. N. 8., con- struction o! a breakwater; 11mm q_ 5mm; and Murray 1-1. Smith. Port Hood Island. N. 5.. 818.31-

Bathurst, N.B.. warehouse foun- dation repairs: Ohaleur Construc- tion company Limited. 081111111911‘ ton. N.B., 033.000-

Lower Caraquet and Mlddlfi Caraquet. ma. dredalns: $111111 John Dredging company Limited’ mat Saint John, ma. $14.00" 111111 011,575. respectively-

Ingonish Ferry. N- 5-1 Whlfl *9‘ pairs and improvements; Lloydc- Smith and Murra)‘ H- Smith- W" Hood Island. N.S., 826.149-

Dredge "awn. No. us." sve- ney, N.5., construction delivery of one S-cubioyard 11191161‘; Phil“! Foundry and Machine 60111-9157 Limited. Pictou, N.S., 07.050-

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. farmers had held at. the Experi- 'n1ental Farm had made agrmul-

Soviet Ambassador Alexander ment followed by Elribassy Secretary Boris Krotov after futile protest t

York.

to Under secretary of State Robert teacher Oksana Kosenkina, who leaped from Soviet Consulate in New

Panyushkln leaves State Depart-

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Mr. W. It. Shaw In Address To Junior Farmers

The dignity of physical labour must be inculcatcd in the minds of the young men and won-ten of the Province if its agriculture isl to continue to play its important part in feeding the storving peo-

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pies of the world. Mr. Shaw, deputy minister of agri- culture. told more than th.cc hundred young rural men and women in the Canadian Legion Hall last night.

Mr. Shaw, who was the chief speaker at last night's business

meeting of the Junior Farmers o1 Prince Edward Island. said he had always been interested ill the youth movements of the Pr»- vinco and had for many years been officially connected with their development».

The field day which the young‘

turai history in the Province its impact on the economic and so- c.al progress of the young rural people could not. but be "lrcm- endous". He \vas pleased to see such an unusually large number o! young women at the field day and at the business meeting which followed. Thcy were ne» cessary to the success of the movement and without their co-

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SAINT JOHN. N. B., Aug. % —w- (CF) — Charles A. Brown. West Saint John clruggist. was fined a total of $7.837 in City Police Court today aftcr he pleaded guilty to eight. charges of violating the war Inca-no Tax Act.

Concuzrent jail terms. the long-

est for six months, were imposed; by Magistrate E. J. Hennebcrry in lieu of the fines but the latter were paid. The biggest single fine - $5.328 - resulted from a charge that be- tween Jan. 1, 1945, and June 29. 1946. Brown altered his books and Irecordl for 1945 to evade taxes.

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Gets Underway Today

Campaign

At an enthusiastic meeting held in the new Y.M.C.A. building last evening, cards were distributed to over 100 canvassers representative of all sections of the community. in preparation for the Y.M.C. A. General ‘Campaign which gets underway here today.

City Chairman Major George Craig welcomed the attending canvassers to the meeting and complimented them on their splendid turnout. and then called upon the General Chairman T. Roy Oudmore to explain the,nec- csslty of the present campaign. Mr. Cudmore displayed a pledge made by the Ladies Auxiliary of the “Y" and at the same time thanked them for their co-oper-

ation in. providing refreshments for the canvassers. Amid rounds of applause, Mr. Cudmore an-

nounced that the Special Names Committee had already passed the $51,000 mark and that. they' were expecting at least $15,000 from the general campaign now underway.

Mr. B. l“ Tinney. president: of the board of directors of the Y.M. C.A.. also spoken briefly on the campaign, pointing out that the new "Y" building was being con- structed at. sixty-seven cents per cubic foot, against that of $1.25 for Halifax and $1.05 for Saint John.

“Let us maintain our good re- cord in juvenile delinquency by completing this youth centre where our youth may meet in ideal sur- roundings.” said Mr. Tinney. "Ev- Pl‘_V0l1C who is interested 1n the youth of Charlottetown. deserves in give to the limit for this wor- thy cause. No contribution is too small and may be paid either in cash or pledged over a. three- year period." Mr. Tlnney con- eluded.

lt was announced during the evening that luncheon meetings of the canvassers will be held again tonight. and Thursday to convpleto tho campaign.

Visa To U. S. Dean Of Canterbury

LONDON. A115. 23 -- (C?) —- Dr. Hewlett Johnson. nicknamed the "Red“ Dean of Canterbuzy be- cause of his sympathy for Russia and Communion, has been refused a visa. to visit the United States.

The 73-year-old Church o! Eng- land Clergymm was invited to make a speaking tour under the auspices of the American-Soviet Friendship Society.

Reuters news agency visa was refused because authorities disapproved of inviting organization."

Dean Johnson. who had to can- cel a United Statics tour last. year because of illness. said he hopes to make the titp ‘when " the anti- Soviet feeling there" has blown over.

tPress Official Michael MrDer- mott said in Washington the State Department has no objections personally to Dr. Johnson but it. would regs/rd a visit tinder auspices of the American-Soviet Friendship organization as "not in our nation-

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John P. Nicholson l Admitted To Bar

Mr. John Paton pronoun,‘ LL43» was called as an attorneyl and aclnitted to bhc Bar yestor. day morning at a special sitting. of the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice G.J. Tweedy. The motion‘ to admit Mr. Nicholson as a mem- ber of the Bar was made by At- torney General FHA. Large.

Mr. Nicholson is a son of Mr.‘ RH. Nicholson of the Marine‘ branch, Department of Transxportp and the late Mrs. NlcholsOn. Gra-l dusting from Prime of walqsl College in i944, Mr. Nlcholscnt entered the Dalhousie Law Schooll where he obtained. his LLB. in! 194/7. Since then he has been art-’ icled with Attorney Goneygll Large.

Pioneering

With Free Care For The Poor

By RENE J. CAPPON. BALTIMORE, Md., Aug. m (AP) - Baltimore, a world med- ical centre, is pioneering with h program of free doctors‘ care for the poor.

City and- state health officials say this is the first venture of its kind in the United States. The city health departtment. adminis- ters the program, the state roots the bill. 1t has provided 54.18.1200 for the current fiscal year alone.

Benefits ___ including surgery, dentistry, medicine, and other services - at first will be made available to Baltimoreans on wel- fare department relief rolls. Somewhat later, says Dr. l-lunt- ington Williams. City health of- ficer, service will be extended to persons who earn a living but can't atford to pay medical ex- penses. I

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is the state's method of paying‘ the physicians co-operatinz in it.

They receive $7 n year for each patient. That; sum remains the same whether the doctor sees his char- ity ciient once or 50 times n year; the theory being that pcoplc re- quiring much of the physician's

Electric Storm ' Causes Damage

(By The Canadian Press)

LOGGIEVILLE‘. N. B.. All-E. 23- Lightning destroyed two barns and damaged several hydro poles and transformers during a. two- hour electrical storm over the Lower Miramichi Valley late to- day. Loggievillc was. blacked out tonight.

Heavy’ rain and hail damaged crops. The lost barns were owned by Stanley Creamer at. Lower Newcastle and Wiilburn Loggle a‘. Nappan. The latter} loss included his entire hay crop and farm lfU-t plemenls. Volunteer fire-fighters} from Loggieville were unable to] save the building. l

Full extent of the storm clam- ngo wu unknown hero tonight.

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list of subversive organizations he‘ said.

(McDet-mott added that no believes Dr. Johnson would be granted a visa if he wanted tn visit the United States "on his own hook")

The Unitcd States Embassy in London. which today advisod .\1r Johnson his \lsz\ application hill been relected. declined to comment to newspaper men.

But Dr. Johnson himself was volublc. Ho issued a formal stato- mcnt through the Daily Worker- Londoti Communist. ticwspaper oi which he is an cditorial-boartit member.