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The old man did celebrate. though by announcing that he has written a new play called "The no: she would Not."
Shaw passed the day quietly in ' his home here. To his domestic start he said: "No birthday is to be mentioned in this house."
To the mall man be snapped: "I want to see no birthday cards. '1;hey will all be thrown out an ar- r vs ."
To a reporter:
"I thought something might be i expected or me to mark my birth- day. as usual. so I've written sno- ther play. '
"I've labelled it 'a little comedy: and called it the Lady She Would Not! It is in five scenes. I wrote the whole thing in seven days. Yes, in seven days."
fleei Carrier 0ui0i Reserve ,
IONTDON, July 2'!-(Reuters)-u The light rleet carrier Wars-ior will be transferred from reserve at Portsmouth and used to carry reinforcements to Royal Navy (or- ces operating 0!! Korea, it was announced today.
The 18.000-ton Warrior was com- missioned in January. 1946. and served with the Royal Canadian Navy until 1948 when she return- ed to the Royal Navy and be- came an experimental and train- ing vessel.
Radio Artists As Witnesses
MONTREAL, July 27 - (GP) - Chief Justice Edouard Ar- chamibaultis Criminal Court today
club when radio artists save a free show oi voice impersonations and mimicry. They testified as deicnce wit- nesses nt the trial of three PP0' vincial policemen accused 0! con- spiring to commit bank holdups. The defence contends that rec- ords mode oi alleged conversations supposed to incriminate the three were raked. Charles-Emile Poliquin. who is charged with armed robbery, has claimed that the oiiicers helped him plan a bank robbery at St. Hugues, Que., as a means oi exact- ing a. pay-oil after he had been arrested (or previous bank holdup at Ste. Genevieve ds Bntiscan.
Pollquln says he made the rec- ords secretly in his Montreal apartment and at a hotel suite in Three Rivers.
Communist Paper Offers Apologies
, LONDON. July 2'1 - (AP) -The Communist Daily Worker etc crow today ior implying that a. Russian atom spy who deserted to the west was an imposter IIYI118 l"-3 make propaganda against the soviet Union.
The Daily Worker apoloillzed In court in settlement 0! the Bus- Eun's libel action. It said its im- utations were "wi” a vcstige i ioundation.”
The Russian is Grlgolr Alex- ondrovich Toluev, iormerly I colonel in the soviet air force. Tokaev sought asylum here more than two years ago.
Retirement Of (LC.f. Chairman
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VANCOUVER. July 2'l-(CP)- Proi. F. R. Scott oi Montreal, na- tional chairmen oi the C. C. F. otiiciaily announced his retire- ment at the opening oi the party's blen ' 1 convention.
Potato Growers” Advisory Sonics
(Prince Edward Island lend Nova sooth)
ideal conditions ior the develop- ment snd spread 0! Potato lite blight have been provided by the cool nights and warm humid days that have characterized the wes- ther through July. So long as this time oi weather prevails the fields will be in danger oi infection. The growers are strongly advised to protect the plants by Ilmvlns It once.
Eggs of Colorado potato beetles are new hatching and young in- vee are causlnl considerable dam- age. The iiru brood oi lice beetles is about over and there should not be any other damage mm thug until the second week or August when the second brood
rapidly in many ilelds. DDT should be applied along with the .1." blight may immediately.
"H.000 THIIVIB"
ALTONA. Australia -- (CP) - Eric Lambert. 3-year-old veteran at North Airlca "and New Guinea. has been given a ieilevvsblp to write a novel entitled "Twenty Thousand Thieves". The title is the name given the Australian troops by William Joyce-Lord Haw-Haw. The book will be the llory of the Australian cammllilns in the hour and middle enni.
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Home Economists Annual Meeting
The Prince Edward Island Home Economics Association had its an- nual meeting. Wednesday. July 26th. at the charming river-side home oi the Vice-President, Mrs. Thane A. Campbell, in Stanley Bridge. Routine business was transacted. The oiiicers appointed tor the com- ing year are: President, Miss Mary Robbin; Vice-President. Mrs. Thane A. Campbell; secretary-Treasurer, Sister Erances Loyola. A vote of thanks was tendered the retiring president, Mrs. E. S. Collin, M. B-. E. Miss Sterns reported on contri- butions to the Violet Ryley- Kathleen Jefis Memorial Foundation Fund. Those present listened! with much interest to reports from members who attended the joint convention of the Canadian Home Economics and Canadian Dietetic Associations held in Montreal early in July. Miss Mar- jcrie Hill gave an outline of the work done during the pre-convention course at McGill University; Miss Hazel stems and sister Frances Loyola gavel: resume of convent- ion telks and description of other convention activities. These reports were presented briefly but in such a way as to give the audience a vivid picture of what went on at the Con- vention rmd of the general activities
recent advances in nutritional re- search in which Canadian scientists are taking a prominent part. Among the guests. Miss Alberta Mcrarlsne. past Educational Direct- or tor the American Restaurant As- sociation, was warmly welcomed by old acquaintances. Her enumeration oi acme oi the positions now oiiered to Home Economists showed how enlarged the proicssicnal iield has become. The problem was brought up oi what could be done to improve tour- ist food service. now so often a source at complaint. Miss Mclllarlane was able to oiier heipiul suggestions irom her wide experience. and it is hoped some action will be taken to correct this situation so injurious to A the desired tourist trade.
s. social hour enraptured by the loveliness surrounding the cottage- rock gardens with varied (lor- el growth encircling hills with rich natural scenery the peaceful river flowing by - over all quiet and seclusion to
the summerslde members of association; Miss Martha McFar- isne and Mrs. Garth Toombs poured and Mrs. Allison Macusn and Miss Ruby McNeil served. The thanks oi all was cordially ciiercd to the grac- ious hostess. Mrs. Thane A. Camp- bell. and to all who had assisted in making this a meeting long-to-be remembered.
Former Leader
Quits Parly
TORONTO. July 27 - (C?) -- Thomns Gerald (Gerry) Mcliianus. 50. resigned today as secretary- treasurer oi the Canadian sen- men's Union (Ind) and announced he was quitting the l..Ibor-Pro- grcssive (Communist) party be- cause or its hsnds-oil-Korea pol-
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1949 Canadian coop . Business over this Billion
OTTAWA. July 27 1950-00- operative business in Canada is getting bigger with the years along with an increasing mem- bership in cooperative organization. Total business last year exceeded 3 record one billion dollars. an Increase oi s200,000,000 over 1948. Membership In cooperatives was up 60.668.
These are the highlights oi the 18th annual summary of cooper- ative organizations in Canada. a study made each year by the Economics Division, Department oi Agriculture, Ottawa. Mr. J. E. O'Mearu. who supervises the work. points out that although only 65 per cent at all known Canadian cooperatives reported their operations, the chief organizations were all included. and it is esti- mated that 90per cent of total
'me one-time provincial leader oi the communist party in Bus- kstchewen said at I press comer- encc that he could no longer sup- port a party or an organisation "that supports war oi aggression the one hand and odvomtes
RADWAY, Alta, - (CP)-'-What msy be the oldest loose in Can- ads is living on the district turn 0 Anton Plate. Born in 1927. the g ose. now blind and lame, has been a record producer ier many, years, evernginiz fill In It": yonniz
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business was reported.
Cooperative sales or farm pro- ducts made up 3783.3 million oi the total; sales oi merchandise, chiefly farm machinery, clothing and home furnishings, loud. cool and wool amounted to 5191.8 million; sales at ilsh and Iish pro- ducts amounted to 814 million; and sales of iisherrr.en's supplies and merchandise totalled s2.7 million. Miscellaneous items made up the remainder of this one billion dollar business.
It is calculated that during the twelve months to July 31. 19-19, cooperatives marketed 32.9 per cent of the main farm products which were sold commercially. of indi- vidual products. cooperatives sold 89.9 per cent oi the tobacco; 79.9 per cent 01 the wool; 55.1 per cent oi the grains; 27.5 per cent of the fruits and vegetables; 26.8 per cent of the maple products; 25.5 per cent of the dairy products; 13.4 per cent oi the poultry and eggs; and 12.1 -per cent pt the
honey. Each provinces reported an in- crease in cooperative sales oi
farm products. By volume or sales. Saskatchewan was iirst, Ontario second and Alberta third. but by percentage increase over 1948, New Brunswick wok iirst place. with
Manitoba second and Alberta third. Mercl1andising' cooperatives re-
ported an increase of s.'i.'i.4 million over their sales in 19-18. The increase were mainly in sales of larm machinery. clothing and house iurnishlngs. iood. coal and wood. But sales or feed and iert,i- lizers, two supplies handled ex- tensively by this kind of coopera- tive. were up 16 per cent from 1948 (or a. total of 37''! million. The greatest number of fisher- men's cooperatives is in the Marl- times and Quebec. but oi the hundred reporting, the greatest volume oi business was done by seven cooperative organizations in British Columbia which in 1049
marketed fish valued at 39 million.
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CH.-IGAGO. July 2': -(APT .. Don H. Murdoch at Winnipeg. president.-elect oi Kiwanis Inter- national. said today "Canada fighter planes must be kept in Canada to guard against any pos- sible Russian attack via Alasks and the Northwest Territories."
Briiish Navy Holds Exercises I
LONDON. July 2'! -(Reuiers)- British naval units today began exercises all the northwest coast of Scotland. The exercises, one oi: slx held during the year. consisted oi anti-submarine and convoy gt- taclr operations.
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