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Canada Signs/i Contract To Supply Beef To U.

Former iisynasd Cabinet Minister iisputeii Killed

IDNDQQI. July li-(CMG- The my; yflb today sulci eorges ‘infidel, former nunistor 1n would ‘fail of France u; bean killed "while

emd from one prison to am

Mandel. e1. serlvgi in mievfi

ench cabiIiM-‘i R .

yqiaadlcabinet was minister of the in rot.

The Vichy broadcast said he was "being transferred from the prison De La Butts to French Diiniten- tics-y service when the car in which h; was travelling was aictacked on the road and during the ensuinil lirucglo is. Mandel wos killed.’

The radio save no date for the

isods nor arw other details, but

inflection was drawn that it r, ve been an attempt .. by ggrilofs to Mandi which

resous c lcsulted in l. bwttls with the Bilards.

Gilliilifi EVEN-TS

“no! T Jul llih. ‘ ions-v ea v 144a‘

I "Hww-Bmdolbans Tnesdd 541

m. e’ es lunches.

"Dame, Iiorne Valley, July 18th. Webster's Orchestra. -15-2l.

"Institute Dance. Eamsciifle School, mesdov. Jililv 18th. 7-16-11. "Reserve Wednesday, Aug. 0th for 5t. John's Church picnic at Crapaud. 7-l4-2i .

"Dance. Cardigan Credit "MM

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been. ready sent late lest f total. er

th Ewniauoa which can be nude ls

tniaen and

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d thirecwfowtknsnil-iemilzisninn.

.000'w11ibemsdiewiiil1 Oonadh

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.. because of bees liens Isvised Floor Ill‘. Gfldin

contract in

ddseumed it at a ess

said that

tract had the effect prices

of iloor for beef on s scale.

during the war ears. to the point when; the now gno- vides about 86 pin- cent of the r1- tlsh bacon ration.

Hair Monday, July 17th. Websgel-‘s mchestra. dis-li-

"Coms w Co-ap. Day at Moreli. ‘ , UpQIH-SDEBORIGS, Re-i ireshmenis. Dancing. -

“7-13 4i.|i "Wednesday, Julv 19th.

I

Ice

Cream and Strawberry Festival and; Dance. Corran Benn. 7-11-13-16.

Moreil, (Monday. .

"Co-co. Day. July 17th. Street dance. Al Blanch-i srd's Orchestra. 7-15-11-

"Festlvol and DanmhSt. Ignat- lis school. Mnyiield. July iglnhé m

"Corns to Variety Concert. St. Columbus Ball. St. Oolilmbs, July Mill. 7-15-31.

"Just arrived -- Car of Blue gltOIiB. Also Hay Salt in stock. lion dz Spfllett. 7-14-21.

" coal at Assburn. llosigo y. M. E.

"Just received Bluesione. lime ' . Get your now. K. B. Young. Clyde River. 7-lo-2i.

"Car choice Feed Oats to arrive Milton Station soon. Now under way. Book orders-Lorne Coles.

.19. "Unload extra choice Feed‘ Wheat at asolbrook Friday and

lstardsy, July 14th and 15th.- Sinith Bros. 7-15-11. "l-log Producers Attention! We cannot. accept heavy sows until week of July 31st. Scc our advt. this paper. Livestock Marketing Board. 7-14-2;

"Palmer Road School Picnic. Wednesday, August 2nd, on Church s. A hearty welcome to all.

ember piece, date and day. ’1-l3-l5-18-2l-4i.

Be wary about "Bill rain that is offered to you too c esp. You may save a cou- Dlc of nokles per cwt.. but you often lose five times that, in oct- ual value. 7-15-ii.

"Farmers:

"Former groups requiring grain for feeding ‘purposes should order now before reight congestion in- terferes with prompt deliveries. Livestock Feed Agency, represen- tative Atlls Grain Company of Montreal. 7-15-ll.

"Ibrnun Attctfition: “Weilbuy rain r remen rom

:0 A 0s Grlinqlompnny of Mon- iesl and can recommend their lifoductl. Their reputation for air dealing is s protection when buying. We've proved it. ive- "00! Red Agency representative.

“Livestock Marketing Board hogs at the following ship-

rilll points during week of July 7th:— ‘Usual days and hours. Mon- 1 II s, Bouris, St. cter's, "Mingus, Cardigan, Murray Riv- M vflls, Chsrlotiéalifwlnzflt Tues- aro e own, "vrth Wiltshlre, Hunter River. lflilkorl. Albany. Kensin ton. All ‘latte wsst of Summer. do load- ng Monday afternoon the 17th. Tm" service provided all

LProgressivc Conservatives in the

roost coastline in he world thsltdefest of Japan.

sppiicstim of sol. 1nd

Price angemcnt

Under the new price arrang special or red brand and oom- ial beef of blue brand uslity be purchased f r export the United Kingdom t.o a ua tv be screed on at prices cents a. 100 Joelow the respective ceili . If further quantities of red a blue

board it will purchase all stlch ad-

ditional omntities at prices 60 cents bclcrw the ceiling. O-ther qualities or beef will be

bought on the basis of '15 cents a in below the ceiling for choice good duuallty not qualifying for blue bran .

A umuiation of beef of lower u..." r X O 5U.‘ S "

ltles so; boneless mami-iscvloiin!

In the Maritime provinces the coiling for the highest sde cer- cass beef ls S82 50 a l pounds wholesale ranging down to $30.25 in the Prairie zone. as ifhe ceiling is established at various levels s- erous the country‘.

Mr. Gardiner said the new prices will in effect be door prices as the meet board will be prepared to buy all quantities offered to it.

iion. Jacob liieel iianisd To Senate

OTTAWA. Juli! ld-(CIU-Pdme Minister Mackenzie announ- ced today the apnoinunent 0! 1'10"- Jacob Nlfifllllkgljh. gait; new‘.

.. e - ow e - Que w her and ' financier,

paper publis to the senate for Qucbeos division Appoints-lent o! me 06-year-old reduced to three ihe mm- ber of Quebec vacancies in the Red Chamber and increased the Liberal representation to 51. There are 33

lid-seat house and 1d vacancies. Mr. King's brief annouricesnent said Senator Nicol will succeed Sen- ator Pope. who died several sso- - ‘ Nicol lowing A HM low career stopped into ebw public life h 1920 when he was ag- poirued vlncial treasurer i’ Premier Toschercau and was elec- teici to the legislature for Richmond constituency. He resigned his sect

“Prominent in the insurance bus-

nnoe is being counted in tho Mr. Gardiner said. all fur- the to when the lo may be ants which may value

or. who announced the ihe Commons and later

Anewnoor ice et

p t variable and graduated floors in elfec durim the l 44a- mn will ed. The new ———- prices wii runnin el year. The body of s man found float- Mr. Gardiner mid that the new ing in the water three miles off contract rank in importance th Capo Wolfe, west Prince County iiho negotia- of the successive community, was identified last night meow tregfigdflgffruwxcglzi- as that of Martin Pitaluiae. so, of mafilgw" anwunm o‘ croquet, New Brunswc . He was

and ed Poliec have been investigating

Lmi Youth Seriously Injured While Swinning

H.

While swimming yestcrda e- ning at Hillsborough Bridge? liar-

e as is the th many of c lads who Dlay about it. Whether or not he came in contact with a live wire, thus causing him to lose his hold, is not definitely known. Whatever the cause. the lad fell from the to?’ of (til-is bridge on ti; a lrsilh be.

an was vsry se ousy urt. galls in the Charlottetown Hos- About two years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Refuse had a boy killed while playing about on old building which was being moved. Mr. Rafuse is in the Canadian Navy and at present overseas. '

Body Identified As That Cf Man I From Caraquet, ii. B.

missingvsince Juno 13 when a 22- ton schooner. the Iii-nest L. was lost with four of a. crew. The body was identified by two brothers, Joseph Piourde and Justa Plourde. It will be sent to New Brunswick today fcr burial. The bodies of the other three members of the craft‘: crew were recovered earlier. it was learned. Two, the Captain, Joseph Jean and Edward Jean were bruthers-in-lav! of Mr. Plourde. The other man was

from Shipplgan, N. 8.. and got caught in a violent storm. An inquest was held last night at Cape Wolfe before Coroner Hunter from Alberton. Members of the Alberton detachment of Mount-

the case. The jury returned a ver- dict of accidental death. The body was discovered ‘rues- day. floating three miles off Cape Wolfe. by Lloyd Cook. s fisher- men.

It was learned that Plourde's wife is dead but he has a daugh- ter living-S.

Larger Bacon Ration For Britons July 23

IDNDON. July 14-(0? Cable)- Eritoinls food minister. Col. J. J. L! ‘i. announced ton ht their. Britain's weekly bacon rat will be increased from to six ccs per rsoin wee y or an wleek psroduloeginning Jilly making- nnouncemen. . Ilgweiiin said ‘that extra bacon was

iss. which "should be a rc- f ng indication that despite our vast war smiles-takings W1‘ 59°01! are good." '

Music Scholarship

TORONTO. Jul, 14 - (OP) - Normohv Wllks of the of music to-

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eluded the following: ion

Mo: Morris. Chor- iottetown. P.E.I. ds Poisson, New Westminster.

i i bec Province. he ll l dllfiefito? iolffsoveraluinstitiltimis. in- "Nfiofifi-iewi "'=-.i-.=_%h'='_=.v<»r‘.'_"_""

Japan PVhen

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ALLIED SUPREME HEADQ H“.S1..’.i‘"......“.....' .- tr"- u n - ‘I iii-ii. suit; of the Nonginndy Iinvgs"

t m mum. am l fibril-s ......l'....i nosing“??-

stronglyzdéanldsd

has proved thlt by DPOPQ a and sir

wer the Allies can successfully and any place they choose-inclu-

ding Ja an itself under the N0-

per oon clans-and carry on s lsrgs

scale military campaign,"

guy o‘? high officer summed it up on

is the

_ contacting our locni "nil 1-14 i,_

snenusieaissspeeisiiroauaed

Find Allies Can Invade

od while suffering only

Well. Hal- Ireland

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Time Comes

with studying the ‘mistakes made in tbs organization of unloadin on the ac . Ono of the due lessons learned has exploded the old theory that s wars iP “H1101 engage and knock out shore bat- teres. Even old battleships sailed in close and knocked out batteries

superficial dcmsge themselves.

Two other bogies exploded wmi that troops could not land in mined: areas or over beeches covered by‘ underwater obstacles. The mined- beaches were hurdied by the use of ro ‘set-firing craft and bombing wh ch exploded the mines. The underwater obstacles were overcome by sheer courage of skilled men.

sylvsin Grcnet. The vessel saileduweek

5 day evening rain oommenc

solved through the efforts of the

rect to say that more P901116 F555‘

nesday and Thursday than on any previous Rachibition days we have rveco d of

Gfi

vaudeville acts obtainable. one of which was brought all the from Salt lake City, Utah. harness horse programs were also good and our evlnin

merits were among t c have ever shown. ‘rho W. P. L

the lateness of the haying season

a ‘w... s..........;. L”: Night

Iy His-kc L. Simpson. Associated Press War Analyst

‘lie long expected Nssi retreat to the Bug River defence iins in i central Poland. Berlin announced. dounlnn‘ the war news of the day. 3 But Bunion progress elsewhere nuggesicd that. the German backward much might have come too late. " i

The Bug River, spanning the plains of Finland in a virtual north- i

d loath line. is the most formidable barrier snot of the Visilln confronting i .-

lhs widening Russian westward drive. Ii. h definitely vulnerable is tbs I iyps of warfare the Russians are waging north of Brest Liivosk. how- J ever.

such strong points as Bialystok and Grodno to cover the nurtlrcnste ..- nnd northern frontiers oi’ cast Prussia. There are minor, meandering streams bchvcsn Brcsi Litovlk and Grsdno but no wide water hazard as . lhs Bug swings westward in n wide curve. Tins noxi- isnpartsni river line ‘ northward behind which the Germans might halt is the Nemsnss. which links both Grodno and Kaunas than turns west to reach the Baltic across northern east Prussia. '

Berlin disclosure that Red advance forces has! twice battled their way into Grcrdno and been driven out is another admission of ihe serious plight into which the power oi’ the Russian drive north of the Plnsk swamps has thrown ihs whole south and oenirs sectors or the Baltic. flunk of the German defence porinseter. The town lies some 50 rrlles‘ northeast of Bialystok, also under Russian multiple threat. The capture of either or both would rip s wide corridor for imunelliate furt-hor Russian advance info east Prussia south of ihe Nnmanss, st ihe same time posing n ‘innklng threat to the Brest Lliovsk anchor o! the Bug line. itself to ihe south.

In the light of reheated German success in escaping major Russian

rspmcnt manoeuvres in the retreat from the Volga and ihe Dnesir. it would be premature to forecast s. crushing Nani disaster In the making. . Tilers can be no question. however, that the situation of ihe Whole Nazi 1 defensive front from the Carpathians to ihe Baltic is steadily xvorsening.

Annual Meeting Of ~

Exhibition Association"

The anniuai meeting of the - lotietown Driving Park and c- vlncial Exhibition Association was

Pie. L. W. Brown Slightly Wounded

year's activities. were suggestions made u: this year's exhibition and Old Home . the dates of which have been set as August 16 to 18 inclu- ve

Qfficill notice we; received yes-‘r

Secretory-treasurer. J .W. Boul-

Ihreoiors: Willard Kelly. w.c.s. Menu-re. I-LJ. Kennedy. John B. Andrew, Cecil Stewart. H.

He has a serving| In ad-i dition. he has six younger brothers

went overseas brother, James Francis, with the Canadian Navy.

as. Blsnmard. Councillor B. Earle Mac

D d. Advisory board on behalf of the aiding Club. Judge 11.1.. Palmer.

Aiixlitoir. P.D. Williams. OTTAWA. July 14 — (C P) -

Prcsidcnvs Report

Cancer should be the subject of, It gives me great pleasure to ie-Jesearch under federal government. port to you on we acuvmes of mu-i auspices. Prime Minister Mam, Association for the yenr ma. it be- Ken“ Kins said wdny 1n the Con»: mg the 54m annual exhibition md mons. If present jurisdiction does races. Our arrangements wereinot permit he said he would join

Suggestions

along the same lines as the previ- with those seeking s constitutional! m“ two years and om- dagee Aug- amendment to provide the Jurisg ust 10th to 13th, gave us favorable; diction. _ , weather althou h we had a! mighty} c Mr. 122g we: angering C C F i 55¢; r ' \- - fijiigtubgibre closliny: gzmrlzfi?! mentswith (prgvilzlilirgig nottgieinggggwrin! “ to‘; its bill to create a department of‘ m" ‘National Health and Welfare after, old Home week 9nd pmvindar several member; complained oiheck L Exhibition has become so Wklelyrof federal action to investigate,“- imown in the Maritlmes and. even_ the cancer treatment developed by farther afieldldthat ‘gnagly pteoixallérli Dr J R. Davidson of Winnipeg. take their ho aysa an m‘: r1 "

The only dif- ficulty was providing accommoda- tion, but this was successfully

ical committee of Research Council hud rejected thcl nipeg doctor's methods after‘ investigation and his department, Travel Bureau. the City Clerk's De- partment, our hotels and Print-vi citizens, who all coo ated most cheerfully, for which t 6y hove 0"!‘ sincere thanks. 1t is probably wr-

carry on research in the province when it sought to arrange for work on the treatment in Manitoba in- stitutions. h I

Mr. K ng said e d d not propose to say anything which would give arguments for the defeat of his na- tional health nnd welfare bill on the ground it was an invasion of

rovinciai rights. Long experience

ed through our turnstiles on Wed-

l‘ . Our Old Home Week o m 0! to ‘ was s P: H’ one. the very best thi was accomplished by over- look ng the question of urlsdiction. The bill establishing t a new de- partment was ivsn third reading at the night sit ing aim- Mr. King said he wondered why the province of Manitoba did not undertake cen- cer research work, with Dr. Driv- idson in charge. Be recalled that when the late Dir. Frederick Bunt- ing discovered in Ontario the in- sulin treatment of diabetes the federal government voted an en- dowlment of $7,000 to assist this wor .

comprising some of

way Our

entertain- bm, we ch variety shows and midway NW large concourses or people. omens thsm many thousands of children who enjoyed the rides and me- chanical devices to the. fullest.

Live liook Inhibition

I! work w“ w be undertaken by pet marshes and the railroad junm‘ Groduo itself and been driven back. t _ DB ids i M nob n ilon of Woikowyslc. 52 miles dir- Northeast of liberated Wino and thgmSeiI-yivgefitgifsk lldiétkfibcvflogeldtsqglnd 8:15 _ns vsucgssfxllii szntha: 331m. “u” “Mt °f B‘“1Y5mk' 31" m“ ‘luwinil bill“ "lg"! ‘he

Banting, Mr King said he would

exceeded owectstions- It follvw- support similar federal assistance

The Nnsl “salt wall" defence nbovs that historic town was keyed to

gags‘! in éhe first Git’?! Re as over-nor of lo f 1M6 to 193i and as Airmen mm

SPIN) 1930 f0 1931.

relations from showing ments that could be expected from the good neighbor policy.

r m. I. Highlanderéssin 1941 and ‘mm’

; Ackezman. _ , , ; in America nrc the best fz-icnrls the!‘ sum of $50300 “as ‘mm m m" Urgéed States has because or this.

Havana where he vrill be ilwnrded

an honosarv degree bv the univcr- depend on whet the survey recom- sity of Havana on Saturday. mended- ——— —--—~ The Federal government has

Many Women, Children Leave London Area '

, clmi to ihe flying iromb menu . Amt worse may some, are cvncuar. The Dflvldso" situaflm- 55 desiring the capital in greater numbers

. 4- . . ' it is always a pleasure to have them"cribed by Pensions Minister Mnc- ‘ 511,-,“ dun“; m by... .1 - with us. as they seém to thorough- Kenzie, was that the associate msd- 1 i040 and 1041 e l L pm on 1y mjny themselves. 000 evacuees will have left

was told it lacked jurisdiction zeifiiceffi w °°““““° f”

problems in reception areas. bilieting oficcrs are hard - sed to find room for the newcom-i » 0T5 southwest where the liftin travel ban brought an in lux visitors seeking permanent resid-l been opened and thousands of per- ence or holiday quarters.

n Parliament had taught him nc- =

NDO shnl Stalin in two orders of the‘ stronrpoint of Grodno, but day announced ture of the city of Pinsk in the Pri-

vnrflkress observers here predicted

been e-wmm to 101 Soviet medical ,_worisen. the Russians announced they had the Hitler beast in its lair." 4

gains up io three miles, took

WHOLE FRO

on the move.” said headqua

fences before ihe Lcssny-Si.

the British 2nd Army, which is building up for fresh battl

REPORTS

_ Ross Munro, Canadian ii. was ihe quietest day since However, to attack Briiish positions ‘M1185 southwest of Caen,

LONDON. J I, 14 _ l/Jrd Somcm, u v (A $51 British

who l: sq! Baron Bdqdenffiivficeil aidletme; 0g ihe Boy Sew-Its. died at his home

isgdallitsinor Castle in Hercfordshlre

p .._ 57. Chief Scout for Commonwealth since, iaic; , action.

The weather was bad. and only fighter bombers were out in force, attacking Gennan rail commun- ications to Normandy. One group attacked a German headquarters near Lessay.

né was attached to the Tank

GW- i ' Gena“ M ‘hmnma "amwierrna-ns appeared to be conduct- ing an orderly withdrawal bit-fore the American lst Army.

_Unable to advance frontaliy ug- amst the ruins of St Lo. the Am- ericans _decpene<_i__>the_lines__on_1he

Says Situation In Argentina Critical

, terday morning by Mrs. James] MIAMI, FLA. July 14--(AP)._

The election of directors and of- Brown, 1a Chestnut Street, City Cm“! W. Ackerman dean of the

fioials resulted as follows: that her son. Pte. Lawrence Joseph 001111715141 Kfadllflle school of Journ-

gresid%t. gin-Col. D.A. Meo- gggrifn has been slightly wounded in gig}; 321g: Hgaimofoiiietfsuwrdlllrncntls Kvilégl-ifiesigient Hon T. W. L. pifflm-own enlisted with thgiiatln Americn were the LZILEIALIEKSL CTTAWA~ Jilly l4 _—- ‘C?! - ' ‘ i ptcvgnfing inyg;-.A|nsricul] Transport Minister Michaud said

tonight that the possibility of de- veloping the tidal waters of the Petitcodiac River in New Bruns- wick will be surveyed immediately

lmDX 0 VG ~

Argenoinians. he sold in an into:-

oomr view are not rmitted b’ their b ins [In rm, Home. H at hm“ ‘Efllgfifg-‘Qf government to gum who» 31's hma- yTlfirxej ‘Iggrgzantif cnglrgerlng firm of Advisory Board on behalf of the Ipemng dnv by any in other nuns of n. c. Acres has been given the Government: Premier J Walter ,, -9 ‘VQYM- The Silliiii-"m i-lli-‘YQ l5 task of making the survey, said Jones‘ M Ai#.'AH°r1l\o'in¥le€'of AA?‘ l°"-t1r'i.a§'oi‘-§.§‘Z‘§§§ei.twns hive done‘Mr'hMichnud' h d y, d m _ , , __ - . .. v . riculture, W R. Shaw B S A . de- .m°'1'e than iLflV other single CQ9llCb"'byT Qsuyfifi pfiunsvsyecrixq ‘B23553. tv M11111?!“ Oil Ailfifillli-“Te If?“ “acme? lhclwlsplmric .f.“e“d}. ment, and a few months ago a chAaIYQ€TJe§§BElt$ 1105116151315: oléatrdrer! i llutigisasecllfiilegiv‘; report- mlillolgcofiri 59m“ mummy“ had rccnnm‘end'