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FIVE PREMIERS IN STRONG RATES REPRESENTATION

Tliree-Fold Expansion OF Federal Healiil-i ?TI5Tai-ii I At The Musical Festival

Will Make 42 Million Available To Provinces During Next Fi

ttTrAWA, tCP) - The federal gnvemment Friday announced it three-fold expansion of its many- aided national health program ulilrh will make an additional s42.- oonnoo available to the provinces during the next five years.

his new federal aid. announced in the Commons by Health Min- istpr Martin, will embrace special

7Coming Events

"Farmers, now booking clover seeds. McGulgan and Boyle.

"Perennial Plants now ready. Fee classified advertisement.

"Card party and dance in Emerald school, Monday, May 4th.

"Afton Hall. Hampton Concert, Tuesday. May 5th. Not May tith.

”Dariiley Players in Graham's Road Hall. Monday, May 4th.

"Annual Meeting Mount Stewart Strawberry Growers Exchange limited. May 5th.

"Dance. Orwell Hall. Monday, liar tth. Morrissey-MacDonald Orchestra.

"Dancing every Tuesday in st. Peters Legion Hall. Chalssoirs Orchestra.

Zion Hall, Saturday, May 2nd, at it P. M.

"Cake Sale at. S. A.. McDonald's. Saturday. May mid. st 2 P. M. by Kings' Daughters Group.

"To arrive car double. reclcnn- erl Alberta oats. McGuigan and Boyle.

"Wellington players p r e s e nt ' D e a c o n Dubbs”. Thanksgiving Hall, Tuesday, May 5. 8:00 o'clock.

"Cake Sale today at 2 P. M. Moore 6; Mcl.eod's. in aid of Cross Roads Women's Institute.

"Dance in Moreli I-lali. Monday. May 4th. Dori Messer's Orchestra. Dancing 0 till i A. M.

"Cherry Valley Players present their play in York Hall. Monday. May 4th. Auspices Y. P. U. Curtain ll.'i0.

”Ch9IT.V' Valley Players iiresent llwtr Dirty, in Kingston Hall. Wed- ”?-VGBY. May 6th. Auspices Y. P. U. Curtain 8.30.

"Just. arrived. Carload double to-cleaned oats suitable for seed. ileaton & Macilnc, Winsloe.

"Dance in March Hall Monday. HEY 4th. sponsored by Ball Club. llusic, by Don Mcsser.

"Now honking Clover Seed. Also ""I- Wlwnt. WWIPY. oats. tiirnlp and mangle. Lowest prices. Clark St-ed Service.

"New Haven W. I. Pantry sale it Simpson-sears. Saturday, 2 ticiock.

"Commencing May 1st. W. E. MacDonald's store. Mayfield. will he closed every Vvednegdny an". noon and evening.

Mrczitrranl Ban Hall. Monday, mmyed 'h- Eyes of Love" three-act

y-drama. Dance. Burns' Orch- cstra. Curtain 8.15.

"North River H ll. M d MT? "'h- 315. PownalnY. P. lI,.npi?ey-I son s "H ..

Rnmm ivilpnymllsalley sponsored by

"The Aahiord Group of Trinity lnttec Church, will hold a nun...

ma . S l . u gtnnitweklin the social hall today

"Hampton 7-31 I M” eihu Clive T:aversewl3iI1.n?d:i?e 3;:-tinting Variety Concert upon. - 9 by Desable w. 1.

."B”5'InR Dias Monday at Pred- EUCNRY. 9 a.m. Brook- mo...-'3 iiamn: 1 pm" Y0"; 2' "Hr 5 v V. t. Stewart; 4, Water- Gmuowp 1'3” 33'. 9 a.m., New Ham”.-Co. Whestiey River: 11, ,n. no Bm”- 1 P-m.. New Hav- Ke'"y." "I'll! -. 2. Dessbio: 8. M", 53070:. 4, Emerald; 5, Clif- Mr- - . ensington. Pgy1n' gag "chp'”:Nf”T 800d pigs over 82 lbs.

- J ill also buy smaller ones.

Oraensen.

"Weekly Dance, Fort Augustusi

Hall, Wednesday. Burke's Orch-I cslrtt. "Rummage sale. Group I in

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health aid for mothers and their babies. for disabled persons and for provision of x-rsy and other modern laboratory equipment.

Officials said the 812900.000 will make a total of s2l2.000,000 the federal government plans to make available in health grants during the next five years. In the last five it provided 5l65,000.000. but only &l00,000,000, was used by the provinces for such things as hos- pital oonstructiori. iree chest x- rays, medical training, free drugs and cancer diagnosis.

Principal Provisions

The new expansion will bolster Canada's health services through provision oi:

1. New laboratory and radiolog- ical services through annual grants to provinces, reaching a high oi 37.800000 yearly in the 1957-58 fis- cal year. This program won't regi-

I

merit or centralize p. so i h lth - ,- - o . .- , 7 -, , . ,,.,.,.,,.,.5' said ML M;;,1,:abute:,,1, Group Highland Dall(lllg at the Musical Festival. Left to light. Lil1.ai)CIil IiEl)ii0O(i,l help doctors by providing new X- Charlottetown; Isobel Downe, Charlottetown; Gail Johnston, Charlottetown: Ruth ray and other diagnostic services -Barterls Film Lab.

MacPhail, Cornwall, P. E. I. in outlying and sparse areas. and ,. help patients by cutting down time and money spent in travelling to the larger medical centres.

2. An annual grant rising to 31.- 000.000 a year to fill gaps in ex- isting pro rams for rehabilitation of disable persons. Mr. Martin had in mind such persons as those with legs or arms amputated, par-

(Contlnued on-pvage 25.751717.

Resigns Commons Seal To Lead B. C. Liberals

OTTAWA. (OP)-A fifth Com- mons vacancy was created Friday with the resignation oi Arthur Laing. Liberal member for Van- couver South. who quit to lead the Liberal party, in British Col- umbia.

His departure drotps Liberal membership to 181 in the 262-seat chamber, compared to 48 Progres- sive Conservatives. 13 C.C.P.. 10 Social Credit. one Independent Liberal. iour Independents.

The other vacancies are the Vic- toria. seat formerly held by Fish- eries Minister Robert Mayhew who became ambassador to Japan; Tor- onto Daniorth. through the death oi Joseph Harris. Progressive Con- servative; Cape Breton N0i'th-ViC- toria, through the death of Matt- hew Mscbean, Liberal; and Ian'- Appelle. through the resignation oi Austin Dewar, Liberal. T

"Auction Sale at Inkerman. Monday. May ilth, st 200 o'clock. Stock. crop and implements. Wai- ter Scott.

Ccnire Row: Allan Lambe. Condon.

amaker.

Norma Porter.

Musical Festival Choral Reading group from AM P. E. I., Miss Doris McCue, teacher. Front row left to right: Richard Thorburn. Sandra MacDonald, Margaret MacRae, Sliaron Strong. Stuart. Dianne Dillworili, Patricia Patricia Cormea, Leslie

Back Row: Margaret Metca-If, Dianne Goocifellow,

Gary Mason,

"Commencing May 2nd. our Feed Mill and Saw Mill will close at noon on Saturdays instcad of

Wednesday. Biris Feed service. Souris. "Community Auction. North

Tryon. May lllth. List chattels with Fred Lcsrd accompanied by one dollar registration fee before May 10th.

OTTAWA. Mny l-(Speclali-- Seed potatoes from the Maritime Provinces which have been barred from the Argeiitinc market. ior the past two yciirs may again move forward to Buenos Aires in 1353.

"Pownal Y. P. U. will present their ioiir-act play, "ilaDD.V Valley" Eldon llall, Wednesday, May tltli. Auspices Belfast Y. P. S. Curtain

8.30. .,..s This is predicted by W. B. lMcCul- "sgg the Ktnkon. nrgmgnc lciigh. agricultural secretary at the Club present. their four-act play Clnkdlilll EmbM!Y in Al'i1""NI'"L

writing in the Trade". Reason for the barrier against. Canadian certined seed in 1951 and 1952 was the acute shortage pf Canadian dollars in Argentina in those years. Instead of taking Canadian potatoes. Argentine im- porters secured their needed stocks oi seed from Italy and Denmark. Although in some years Argen- tina is self-supporting as far as potatoes are concerned. it requires

magazine "Foreign

"The Repentant" on Wednesday. May 6th. Matinee 2:00 p.m. Eve- ning 8.30. in the Kinlsora Hall. Specialties.

"See Darniey Players present their play ”The Bandits Beautiful Baby", French River Hall, Wed- nesday, May 6th.

"Charlottetown Form Supply. 203 Great George street. sales and service. complete line of De-Laval

Milkers. Coolers. new and used rmpo,-mg 3".-1 to ggrvg 33 round... 59P"”"'0"- tion stock. Most-iavored varieties 'm- for this purpose are Kathadin and

"Gum" M”D0"K”” Wm M White Rose and stocks oi these

hauling cream to Crapaud Cream- ery every Tuesday. Route. Rice Point, Nine Mile Creek. Cumber- land, Rocky Point, Fairview and New Dominion.

two varieties now need to be re- newed. since the domestic price oi potatoes in Argentina is low prices which will be paid for imported Canadian iiecd will be on a. strictly competitive basis.

Quantities oi seed required by Argentine growers this year is placed at two hundred thousand cases of Ksthsdins, thirty thous- and oi White Rose and smaller quantities oi some oi the newer varieties. Amount of seed which can be purchased from Canadian shippers will depend on Argentina's dollar position later in the year and on the amount oi Canadian

"Buying poultry: We are receiv- ing live and dressed poultry at our plant Monday. Tuesday and Wed- nesday oi esch week. Contact us for best marketing results. Csnsds Packers.

"Farmers ask about the shut Gsin Feed Finance Plan. For psr- ticulsrs contact your local ised mill. Jsrmers who break records

Argentine Market Prospects For Canadian Seed Potatoes

doilrirs which the Arg no C ii- trai Bank will allocate for this purpose. It is anticipated that Argentina's dollar .positlnii uill improve in the course oi the next few months and that Ciilii'i(il8llt

seed potato imports may be sub-I1

stantinl. The neighboring country ni Uru-. rzutiy will also need Canadian seed. potatoes this year owing to short.-l ages caused hv drought, and byll heavy rains in Joiiunry oi this

year. Last years imports oi seeds

potatoes to Uruguay came from the Netherlands, Denmark and Spain.

Mlsso;rHogs To Have Hot Lunches

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo., (AP)

Governor Phil M. Donnelly Fri- day signed a controversial "hot lunch for hogs" bill which goes into effect July I in Missouri. After that swine-ieeders must cook garbage before feeding it to lwzs. Heating garbage to at least, the boiling point is aimed at wip-

ing mil vesicular cxanlhema. .1 hog disease which has disrupted the hog industry in Mluinuri

since last year.

PREFORIA. smith Africa, (Clix -Ool. W, 0. Driver, director of defense production for South Africa. said south A.iric:i's arms factory has started production with msnu. tincture oi rifle barrels. The second stage will involve production of

Kenyon, Marilyn Stevens,

Patricia St.

iloidanitndilrziq

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G. O. Johnston School, Summcrsid-2,

Sandra Shanks, Ronnie Rose McKinnon,l

Griffin. Dianne Frank Ford, Ross Wann-

John. Dianiic Blair, -- Bartoi"s Film Lab.

tEnihrone Young Iilings Today

tBy Wilton NV.ilIHl AMMAN. .loi'iian, t.XPt Iriay spirit swcpt tltrriugh thisl IIIIIIP (ifiStllI v.1;iit.il I-iii(l.1:.' riiglit 'as Jorclanito: ptcparcrl for the enlhrouvniniii iml.vv of their lit- ycar-olrl mnnwrrlt. kins: liusacin

A holl-y

and moun- llussctn': cou- sin. lR-tc.ir-nltl Kin: Keisal II, will take the tlirnue of lrnq ill ahnilt, the :w:ue limo ill the morn- inc.

llussein !llt'FOPfi.1 his iather, Tnl.-ii. who was dctlirnnt-ri by Par- linm:-nt A yr--tr ago hccaiisc of a nervous ailmctil. lfcisal siicccoris his iathrr, Kiui: fihnzi I. who was killed in an automobile accirlcnt in 19.10.

The twn ymirt:

ring:-rt

tains in Raizltrinri.

members of thr-

nnclent Hatlicntitc dynasty. des- cendants of the prophet Moham- med, sturlierl in England until

they ivcrr cniisidi-red old cnough in take up the heavy responsibili- ties of ruling their lands.

Penicillin Used

- Is

"Too Extensively Ni-lll' YORK. tAPi Sir Alexan- der Fleming. discoverer of peni- cillin. sazd Friday the drug is being urcd "loo extensively In every country in the world." overuse rcdiicrs its effectiveness and makes some patients sensi-

tive to later doses. Fleming said in an interrlrw. The 71-year-old

use shur Gsiri.

rockets but the plant still is not completed. V

researcher and his wife. Annlig, are here on a combined honey- moon snd lecture tour.

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TAsk Repeal I lot Board Rulingu

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OTTAWA to?)-Five Premiers '.'.eiit before the Cabinet Friday tnl, cock up I. plea. from eight. Prov- .al. Gmernments that the Fed-, Administration throw out the in-per-cent freight rate in- czeasc oi March 16. I

The Provincial Governments .i2l except Ontario and Quebec - pi-esented a formal appeal for the C.li)lllF". in use its powers in PP- vuke the 538,500,000-a-year award of the Board of Transport Com- missioners and tell the Board to make further studies on points in- volved in the disputed case.

The appeal was the first full- dress attack before the Govern- ment (in a generali ii'eight riite lllcl'Past' since. i948. alter the 0:)- ginal post-vtar rate increase of 21

per cent.

Supported In Person

It v.a.s stippnrted in person by Premiers Manning ni Altbcrla, Campbell oi Manitoba, Jones of Prince Edward Island. Smallvrood .tf Newfoundland. and Fleming oi New Brunswick.

Co-operatives Minister Laichlan Mcliitosli rcpresentecl Sai7katche-

iiey-General Robert Bonner was on hand. Senator Gordon Isnor LL- Nova Sootiat also sat in.

In reply to the Provincial argu- ment. the Canadian Pacific Rail- way later said to the Cabinet that the increase was Justified and that the railways really were entitle to a "much greater” increase than seven per cent.

Provincial Points The Proviiiccs asked that. the cabinet first rescind the freight

rate, increase and then order the Tran:-rport Board to:

i. Undertake an independent in- vcstigation of the prospective 1953 revenues of

Railway, which the board uses as the "yardstick" for setting rail rates.

.2. Take into arxtount. in estab- lishing rates for 1953, some trans- portation revenue which the CPR. now terms "other income"-not to be added up in determining the need for rate iiici-eases.

3. Open an investigation to de- termine the extent to which. for rate-making purposes, the rail op. erating expeiises of the slioiild be cut down. The Prov- inces challenged these expenses on 3 number of grounds.

4. Require the CPR. to submn proof of dollar savings resiilting from mndeitiiization oi its facili- ties.

Should Be Limitations

A further urging of the Prov. iiices was that the Cabinet tell the Board not to authorize straight peiceiitatze rate increases oi the live ll has granted since the war

There should be limitations on boosts by way oi either of dollars- and-cents ceilings on the amount nf increases for particular hauls or outright exemptions on certain types of traffic, the provinces sug.

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the Canadian Paciiici

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High Standards At Opening Sessions Of Musical Festival

A pleasant. air of fun and gaiety pervaded the. first sessions yester- day, particularly that. in the even- lnz, of the Prince Edward Island Miislcal Festival. at P. W. Ci

iscotia. Department. of Education. and Major Ualum Macheod. Gaelic Advisor to the Adult. Education Branch oi the same department. Major .VlaoLeod introduced his adjudication with a number of use-

5UdIm””m- iul suggestions. mentioning several A l'3l'lPiV PI mlllmnd d3nCI”3'tgnod texts in highland dancing, a

I FINN” r"d”Wt am mm C” liilm oi the Wo"ld's champion high- Sfluii” d3”CI”3' I'””'”5 Combmedliaiid dancer. available. to those in- F:.: t:."..;:;i...;:”.i3:;::”:. .::r:2,r- l a we-, 5' ' - -' ' ' stan ar intei reta.ions to 6

tcstanis themselves. in many casesipublfshed shortly in ground.

itlie l)i'igl'it colours of the costumes.-y M.” walkm. snesspd me

;the variation ill the numbers and dmmmon h,,m.N,n (Mk and m,,,,,,, thr-W interpretations added up in .. . d

, H - , g t 4 H k riaiiziniz. and adiise that this tprotzraiiis in vthlch CiPl)Oile too d.h(,,n,uon shoum DP mu,” mnm IBFPN 0011311”-bl . 1 d rdiconsideration when planning fut.-

A consi era 6: rise in s an a U” (esm.a154

Iiill the choral reading classes over An mrge ndlludicamrs ouered 3 lW”l'I”';5 3'””'5 W35 "Died, by Miss-great deal of interesting and coil- IHVIOH Vlmv M Pmlce M ii 3195 C91" istiuictlve criticism which should do HWKV mid 5h? remamed that melmuch to raise the standards in ,cnniniiiiglei-meinnrst which mi: 5:92 these. competitions still further in 0I.)S9l'X0 e irs year, an yen” to Comey

lesser degree last year. had been,

cliiniuritcd altogether. The com! ,u:'r1r,nxo()x srcssxoy 3 tesfzints ill the dancing classes wercl mus L "unim. Hkmand I,-"uh ."t"mllIl"Wli9d xb.VnI(h9 "(d-mdlcarigrs-Lsoln. adjudicated by Major Calum -:.VilSS Dornzhy Va or. o e .V- ysical Fitness Branch of the Nova

.;(CTc?itinued.on-pavgrefil. Col. 6)

Tenders Called For Repairs

wan. For British Columbia. Attor-y

To Rustico Harbor Breakwater

tYl"ltAWA. l tSpeI-'iall-- yr.-nrli-r: lnr repairs to Rustico S harbor hrcakWaiPr have been call-

Lnd hy the Federal Department nil iPuhlic Works and will be open-, ml on Wcdiicsdsy May 20. At-co:-ding to main parliamen- tin-:,v nsiinintes placed before. the. Lfnninimis this year. the. break- Ewaicr repairs at Rustico will cost. lszaom. The estimates also list another item ior investigation iand dew-loiinient oi Rusllco har- hnr at a cost of 5l00,000, but this iscrmtti projr-ct is not involved in lthr present call ior tenders. I For some years past, W. Chel- Itcr S. Mt-Lure, Progressive Con- ;snrx-ativc member for Queens has juirzcd on the floor of the Com- inioits, dcir-lopmonl of Rustico -harbor in conformity to its im- :pnlllanPP its a fishing port. on Inne oi the earlier occasions when

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PANMUNJOM. Korea, tAPl The UN. onmmand today was gitcywinlz more and more suspicious oi Rm objectives at the Panmunjom triice table as the talks rounded out in week of futility.

At Fridays 35-minute session. the Allied truce team emphasized that nothing more could be ac.- oompiished until the Reds named their choice of a neutral nation to handle prisoners unwilling to re- turn to Communist rule.

tto Cosste REPEAT9

,he brought the matter to the at-

Itontion of the House, the Han; MEANxfH'NGS .: l t slipped an

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lAwaii lied itssauli On Iiaos Capital

t (By T..'ll'l")' Allen)

lllN()I. litrln-Cliinn. 4A1"! The 'i-"nucli command sent, patrnli Imtn the mountains surrounding liil" Laotian capital ni Lusnz ;Piali.1iig Friday in Search nf Ni- .x-tnce units of invading Vielniinli

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tContinued on page (i. Col. 5iMp Swmhmm M H” Vnmmnnmg maximum tempcraturrs ;'”T '""Ts ” :y,.,i (M. warn 5t,,v..vi)- (ingxng in nn,D ' Mr: Shooting Sfur Jgfs !iii” royal residence Inun u;ltcrcM'”:”N; l 5” - il-'tniich Itnrl Laotian troops arcp IE n” I” R9fII'ed In KOTCU iI'il2Ell'lE inr an all-out rlr-ience.tEdm"”I”n ' - - iltlrnui four in iiie divisions i1FltP!cR1zm--V 37 Si-20l'l., wet rm ram stmnt. ...t...tui 1.,-n-, Rfiilla :: mg Star. first l'niicti Stairs jcl The I-'rcnrh liclirxc sonic rif lbclvwiinlvrg tevcr ricsiizucd for fighting. on: Yclnttnh svntils mav air-rmp,-iT0lr:iiiln . '2 Ii'PIil'I.l(i from the Korean iiar l'-'r.-,h:nt- reached the mountains oxcl MO'm'M1 T rlnr. Orr:-rt thc holiest pI:iuc- iiiltorvixiiig the lush. palm-lined 310- C'-311,913.59 4 llic Ktticnii skins. the F-80. rlc-;l4nii: iivcr villcv ulierc lx'iitf:.Sm”” 'mlm :0 Vrlnpcrl nine tears now, was wixitiiiz You: lt'i.s his lFSiIIfllit'(lIx1nnC”).n ', ccilll-”'tI Ill I-'iSlPl' anti itriuci iris. Iziiitottg some thtltltl inliabilziiils. :H”mf” ; 'I'lin inst unit, in knrca iI)liliZ the Ttic peoplc of the town litixtrricililiiliiicirmil pa Slionim: Stars. the l'. .'x'. Rililrtitvlictl in in help dig lrencltc1..S;ld”'V ” fighter innit. changerl I-lrirlay in airing barbed wire and huilri inr-lxarmmwh V i ' 39 nciv F-Rt”. Sabre jet llihIPr-lVtnli')- ttriratmns acwmsl thr export:-rllsit 'IiIm”- 5nd" "' M ers. assault. I "'"-MO '.:”-'”l .. W HAl.lFAX. tCPt-The Domlnioii

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WARNER ROBINS Ga. tAi"t This United States Air Force bau- boom town staggered tndnv tinder tornada devastation that included 18 dead and sl2.000.000 damage. mostly to governmeiit ps-npcrtv.

Between 230 and 300 others were injirred. Many more escaped by minutes when the black. funnel-

shaped storm struck at twilight Tliiirsdar More than 2.000 were left lem-

porarlly hcrnelesa by the destruc- tion oi 68?! dwellings units and damage to 2li'i others,

9.000 alongside the big Robins air force base get back on its feet. the whole region quickly was de- clared a disaster area. This means easy long-term rehabilitation loans will. be available from the Recon- struction Finance Corporation, The wind hit. at 5:l5 rum. min-

rgia AirIForce Base Has Huge Storm Damage

To help the in-year-old town nil

utu aftor 14.500 civilian employees

Weallier Oificc. here says rain and, a little, snow fcll in southern New Brunsuick and western Nova ;Scotia Friday. The disturbance

tcausing this wet weather will move

liapidly eastward. but it will be

riollowed by more disturbances -- travelling in similar paths. As I result. dull. showcry weatlicr is forecast. for the week-curl. and only the northern regions are expected to have appreciable sunshine.

Regional iorecasts:

Prince. Edward Island. New Brunswick. Bay of Chaieiir: Clniidy with a few showers: liitle chimgi in temperature; easterly winds 15' low-hlgh at Charlottetown 34 and 4.1, Mnnctori, Fredericton and Saint John 35 and 43. Edmundatnn 34 and 45. Campbellion 32 and 45.

Outlook for Sunday: Cloudy.

Bay of Fundy: Easterly wimls 30. overcast with occasional rain: visibility in miles lowering in rain to three miles; temperatures near 40.