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G-EIRiNLAlN SUPREME EEAD- QLIARTEIRS, Silkeborg, Denmark, June 3 — loﬂl-Stiﬂ-neckied Col.- Gen. George ezxiorin, highest German oiilcer still protected by lug own machine-guru, and Set- urday the evacuation oi’ the Ger- man u rrlson army (ram Denmark "will be completed _according to plan by June i5 and men 1 stroll Iollcw my men-into imprbomnent."

"The future oi Germany." he said “d-Ellinds upon the Allied Control Commission I have no message either for Gennan troops or the civil population at vhls time."

Wlihin the fantastic sebhhig o! an idyllic Danish lnkedde resort rmged by barbed wine and mines with German tommy - standing 25-hour watches at the lingle entrance and with t/ty Wehrmacht telephone o hanging out newly-washed silk lingerie behind the pine tree-shaded barracks. the comrmmdu-lrt-ohiv! oi’ the largest existing enemy tbroe held his first press interview.

Asked to name no "n. matter oi historical interest" tiho reason. Ger- many 10st the Second Grout War, Linzismann glared for u. moment,

F1511 replied: "Allied eh superior-w t‘. ..

Tr) a. question as to Misma- 1n- tierierence in the Geinri-an general . if by the Nazi party bad con- . utscl to Germanys detect. he ccnxpressed hi5 thin. lips and said: “I am unable w discuss that. I hay never been a member oi any poll 0-1.1 party in my life." Lzndsmann oonllnned a. report o! llhe Allied Supreme Headquarters mission at". Copenhagen that since N v l0,\m0r‘e than 171,000 armed (ﬁxmzm troops have marched out or Dsnmailc into prison cages of the 21st. Army Group in Germany. _ L w, than 20,000 remain a] l].

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telephonic instruct-loos gieom Iihidemannb headquarters re.

“By June i5 this evacuation will be completed according to plan," he said, "leaving only l certain number o4‘ troops in hospital and 0mm engaged in mine removal or other tasks {or the Allies. I shall not wait. for thl, later category be- tme going over are frontier myself.“

lie made no reference to public Danish dmrumds (or his listing as a. "war criminal" to be tried for having order-ed "terror executions" o! patriots since he took command in Denmark last. February.

But he made it. plain he consid- ered himself a soldier to be treated according to the articles of war,

OITIL FLIGHT RECORD

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rlnn rmil plane o! British Over- sees Airways Corporation has set up u new record for civil aircraft by ﬂymg to Auckland, N Z., from Britain - a distance of 13.380 statute miiekln 56 hours, 13 min- ute: ﬂying time.

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MEETINGS

~ c The Progreulve - Conservative Candidate and other speakers wlsh

COUNTY

lo meet all of the Electors of King's at Publlc Meetings which have been lrranged as listed below, when the Party's policy and program, und all public matter: ln Issue In the present Election will be discussed. All

meetings commence at 8:80 pm.

HIIATHEIIDALE-Tuesday, June 5th, ﬂeatherdale Hall. MURRAY ltlVElb-Wednesdny, Juno 0, Public Hull. GEORGETOWN—'l'hnrsday, June ‘l, Georgetown llall. STURGEON-Frlduy, Juno 8th. Sturgeon Hall.

NOTE: Elector: please nolo these changel.

ll. F. MacPHEE, \ PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE, FOR KINGS. LLB-Major John A. MacDonald, Progressive - Conservative Candidate

ln the Provincial Bye-Election ln the Third District of King's will addresﬁ the Electors at Ill of the above meetings which are being

held ln the Clrdiun District;

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We are equipped for and ready to undertake all kinds of Sheet Metal Work, Air-Conditioning, Ventilation, Tin-

nhithing and Roof Work.

~ We have many yours experience in this work and

will guarantee results.

Reasonable prloel on all work. zvo JOB mo am on 1'00 spun.

ll". lluthardt and 0. Smith

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Close All my

WEDNESDAY Stanley, Shaw & Pearden

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In Memoriam

JOIN A. DOUOITII

Relatives and friends 1n the vie- inity oi’ Tlgnish were saddened to learn of the death on M87 I'll-h o! John A. Doucette in his 88rd your. ghnrlthdeceﬁled was“:

e un one w death. when he was suddenly tlk-

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nal reward. deceased was mauled twice: 1mm the urinu than Ill one child (Elizabeth) Mn. George DesRoche. and in 1N0 he married again. From this happy union there were three dauxhten and 0H0 SO11.

having beenom oyedbythenrni o! M lks tgignlah. heroin Wtgﬁnvsluublo "suburb

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and friends came to tribute o! rupect to m ro- malns and on ‘Saturday, Mu 10th his remains were conveyed to 8t. Simon and St. Jude Chukh. where Mass was celebrated by Rev. J. A McDonald, and was then laid to rest in the family plot. He leaves to mourn, e lowuwlug wiie, the former Oatzherino Mac- Kay, {our daughters a d one son. Bertha. in Dorchester, .; Flor- cnce( Mrs. Stephen Connoll ) Dor- chester. Mass; Melissa, 15h; Mrs. William Ryan, Greenmount, P. 1.7.1.; Elizabeth. (Mrs. George DesRocho, Tignlah P.Il,I., d Howard, mt home; also lour bro - ers, hwo sisters, William, in Tun" Peter. Chelsea. Mass- Joseph Isadore in Tignish; . Blanche Alziriin, Tlgnish, P.E.I., and Mrs. Arlcline Perry Petervllle, P. E. 1.; £11m 18 grandchildren.

May his soul rest in peace. (Halliax Herald please copy)

Homeward-Bound Bombers Grounded

LONDON. June 3-(0? Clble) _-The ﬂight. oi Canadian bomber group Lancusters which left their Middleton St. George, Yorkshire, base tor Canada. Thursday has been grounded by adverse westb- r. It was not known here where the l6 Canadian-built bombers were grounded but the R.O.A.‘F. said it was believed they were still somewhere in England. Flights o! other Canadian Bom- ber Grou squadrons scheduled to follow th s initial wave have been postponed until the original ﬂight, scheduled to reach Dartmouth, N. 5,, wday. sets under way.

Farm Machinery Output Increased

OTTAWA, June 1 -- (C?) —- A new order increasing the produc- tion oi new farm machinery and attnclunents for the next production - year was announced by the Prices Board tonight and all restrictions on the production of repair parts have been removed.

Rationing on items in short supply, will be continued to ensure iair distribution. the Board said.

Pr mt indications are for an outiuu. of about. 130 per cent o! 1944-45 product-ion in the coming year.

CALEDONIA SCHOOL

Report for May: ' Crcdc X (Al-l. Louise Msc~ '1

“x (B)-1l. Victoria. Walker. . e 1x mp1.

Grade VI—-l. Elva MacDonald.

Grade V-l. Margaret Stewart; 2. Florence MacLennan.

Grade IV—l. Bonnie Cameron: 2. Douglas Walker; 3, Stewart MacDonald.

Grade III—1. Budd Stewart:

Grade 11-1. Willem MacLen- nan; 2. Sally Stewart; 3. Charles- ena Martin.

Grade I (Al-l. Johnnie Martin.

Grade I (B)—1. James Stewart.

Perfect attendance: Bonnie, Dou- glas and Betty.

Highest average: Senior. Louise MacPherson and Chrlstene Cun-

eron. 87%. Highest uverage: Intermediate, ' Sally

Elva MacDonald, 92% Highest average: Junior, Stewart and Johnnie Martin, 94%. Hazel B. MacPhee, teacher. GUTLDFORD. lmxlnnd - (CP)- High Street, removed for sate-keep.

mg during the war, will be put back soon.

HEAD COLD?

Get ulcl: relief! ‘my NOSTROEINE ln each Edith mg usages o en rl h , NOS1PROLINE 30m». i dlainfccts, help! mnks Ind keep nose healthy. Bring; mmfql-g Convenient. Pleasant. For odulh pd children. SOe-r ' ' '

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GMISERVATIVE

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’ Special Help for Farmers

AS A PERMANENT. PEACE-TIME POLICY, 01mm FOR moms LIVESTOCK WILD BE MOVED FREE mom THE HEAD or THE GREAT LAKES r0 ALL POINTS EAST m CANADA".

Relief From High Income

THE mourn: nx iszxnmrrions WILL BE INCREASED FOR mosu IN THE LOWER INCOME

BRA (IKETS.

THESE ARE Nor Pizomsm 0F FAVOURS our PLEDGES I-‘ULFILLINGA A pvnoimsr; OF JUSTICE. MADE BY JOHN BRACKEN

VOTE Next MONDAY

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VOTE

PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE

Elect dthe men behind Bracken’

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BRACKEN Will Pay Family Allowances . .

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BRACKEN Will Increase the Old Age Pension; 'to at least $30.00 a’ month and make them

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